
Seaside Lighthouse
Red-and-white stripes, a glowing lantern room, and a rocky base, a lighthouse pattern for a square pegboard.
5 free “Architecture” Hama bead charts. Each chart lists the beads needed per colour and the pegboard to use, with an A4 PDF to print. Count between 111 and 725 beads per design.
5 charts

17 × 27 beads · 253 beads · ≈ 30 min
Red-and-white stripes, a glowing lantern room, and a rocky base, a lighthouse pattern for a square pegboard.

23 × 25 beads · 368 beads · ≈ 45 min
A cheerful red barn with a pointy roof, a hayloft window and a double door.

25 × 29 beads · 725 beads · ≈ 90 min
A windmill with a red roof and grey crossed sails, standing in the grass, to grow your fuse bead village.

15 × 18 beads · 111 beads · ≈ 15 min
A castle turret with battlements, an arrow slit and an arched door, ready to defend your square pegboard.

17 × 27 beads · 221 beads · ≈ 30 min
A rounded little lighthouse that fits on one square pegboard — the perfect tiny coastal guardian for your desk.

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Yes. The 5 charts in the “Architecture” collection download for free as an A4 PDF or an image, with no account needed.
One pegboard is enough: all 5 charts use the square pegboard. Designs range from 15 × 18 to 25 × 29 pegs.
Each chart lists the beads needed per colour. Designs in this collection use between 111 and 725 beads.
Allow between 15 and 90 minutes per design, according to the charts.
3 of the 5 charts are beginner level. Ironing is a job for an adult.