The British animated series Peppa Pig has, for several years now, been a successful export to France. A success that particularly delights little ones thanks to the simplicity of its themes and the support it offers for language learning. We follow the adventures of this Pig family, who jump with both feet into muddy puddles and share their big bursts of laughter with us. So we couldn’t resist showing you all the lovely creations we found on the web around these adorable pigs who are always in good spirits.
Source: Magnets Little Market
And we’re having a field day to start with the main heroine of this animated series: Peppa. A little girl with a kind, generous heart, you’ll find her sometimes sporting a pretty yellow flower, sometimes holding a teddy bear. It’s on the site Doces Pontos that we found these patterns, simple enough for beginner children and promising long hours of play and creation.
We also picked out this Peppa head for you, easy to make. Source: Perler beads
In an even more minimalist version, this pink pig key ring will be the ideal accessory for your children. Source: Supermumcraftfair
And George—how could we forget him? Again on the site Doces Pontos you can make this little pig who never goes out without his dinosaur.
We found another pattern of the little brother on the site Megustabeads. You’ll also find several other grids there with both large and small designs.
Daddy and Mummy Pig will perfectly complete the pig family. Get your beads ready! Source: Megustabeads
Peppa’s friends are never far away. Find a trove of free patterns on the site Free Beads Pattern.
The bonus of this resource site: it tells you the height and width of the piece as well as the number and colors of the beads you’ll need. Suzy Sheep and Freedy Fox are of course included! You can also find Danny Dog and Emily Elephant.
For Christmas, treat yourself to a Peppa with her lovely red hat and a bonus present! Source: DecoKDonat
We deliberately chose accessible patterns for this feature. That said, the more courageous can move on to more ambitious models. If the need arises, we’ll add more advanced subjects to this feature. In the meantime, we wish you many happy hours of creating!
