
Swallow in Flight
A swallow with spread wings and a forked tail, caught mid-flight on your pegboard.
12 free “Birds” Hama bead charts. Each chart lists the beads needed per colour and the pegboard to use, with an A4 PDF to print. Count between 118 and 513 beads per design.
12 charts

27 × 17 beads · 118 beads · ≈ 15 min
A swallow with spread wings and a forked tail, caught mid-flight on your pegboard.

19 × 21 beads · 259 beads · ≈ 30 min
A round little owl with big eyes, perfect for a square pegboard and a cozy autumn decoration.

23 × 19 beads · 216 beads · ≈ 25 min
A woven little nest cradling three cream eggs - a cozy scene for your shelf.

27 × 19 beads · 251 beads · ≈ 30 min
A black-and-white toucan with a huge yellow-and-orange beak that steals the whole show.

21 × 23 beads · 483 beads · ≈ 60 min
A little hummingbird with a green back and an orange throat patch, resting calmly on its branch.

19 × 21 beads · 200 beads · ≈ 25 min
A plump little robin with an orange breast, for a small square pegboard full of character.

21 × 21 beads · 441 beads · ≈ 55 min
A round little owl with big orange eyes and speckled feathers, perfect for a nature-themed square pegboard design.

19 × 27 beads · 513 beads · ≈ 65 min
A pink flamingo with a long curving neck balanced on one leg, for a lively hanging decoration on a square pegboard.

21 × 21 beads · 229 beads · ≈ 30 min
A round little penguin to piece together on a square pegboard — perfect for a keychain or a fridge magnet with a touch of the South Pole.

21 × 25 beads · 232 beads · ≈ 30 min
A bright, colorful parrot perched on its branch for a lively square pegboard pattern.

21 × 21 beads · 186 beads · ≈ 25 min
A little blue tit perched on its branch, with a bright blue cap and a sunny yellow belly.

19 × 19 beads · 240 beads · ≈ 30 min
A round little owl with big eyes, a sweet project for a cosy autumn evening.

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Yes. The 12 charts in the “Birds” collection download for free as an A4 PDF or an image, with no account needed.
One pegboard is enough: all 12 charts use the square pegboard. Designs range from 19 × 19 to 21 × 25 pegs.
Each chart lists the beads needed per colour. Designs in this collection use between 118 and 513 beads.
Allow between 15 and 65 minutes per design, according to the charts.
9 of the 12 charts are beginner level. Ironing is a job for an adult.