We know for sure that you are particularly fond of animal creations in Hama beads. These are often children’s first projects because they combine creativity and pretend play. Indeed, it’s always very enjoyable to play with the characters or animals once the crafting is finished. So, to start the year off right, we’re offering you a themed feature around the world of the farm. We’re kicking off the festivities with the irresistible urge to hum the song of good old farmer MacDonald! Here we go for a selection with hens, turkeys, geese… ee-i-ee-i-o!
The rabbits from Mathurin’s farm
Because a farm without rabbits isn’t really a farm, here’s a cute free pattern found on the blog My Well Living.
The rooster: king of the barnyard
How could we do without the king of the barnyard and his legendary morning crow that heralds a busy day. Don’t you think this pattern looks proud? Source: Kleuterdigital
We also found on the site Friendship bracelets a version that’s a bit chubbier but so funny and endearing.
Cheerful hens and their ducklings
Hens, geese — it’s clucking like crazy on the farm! Bring your creations to life by adding a little army of chicks and hens to your setup that will delight young and old alike.
We were charmed by this little three-dimensional family. Source: Account instagram m627ame
This pattern has many advantages for little ones. With its dedicated pegboard, creating this cute chick won’t be too difficult. You can find it for sale on Amazon.
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The turkey
To add to the farm’s cacophony, no one is more suited than the turkey with its eternal gobbling.
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The cow: star of the meadow
We won’t ruminate mince our words: the cow is a true star in the land of fuse beads. Making a choice was a real challenge. Here’s a little mixed bag of the farm’s star.
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The dog: always on alert
Who better than the dog to ensure the barnyard’s guard and close protection? We found you a dog with all senses alert who will keep a close eye on our dearest animals. Source: Patrones Hama Beads
The farmer and his setting
It’s so obvious we almost forgot them! What would our dearest animals become without the farm’s happy owners? We found on the site The Craft co a nice set of patterns. We like their simplicity and the clean, clear charts. Go have a look, you won’t regret it, and you’ll even find the farmer’s wife there. In the meantime, we’ll leave you with the farmer and his cowshed.
Set off on an agricultural expedition with this bright yellow tractor, found on the site Patrones Hama Beads.
We hope you’re well equipped to build the farm of your dreams. Happy creating, everyone, young and old!
