Watermelon Slice
A big, juicy watermelon slice — the perfect summer fuse bead pattern.
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Dinette: Hama bead patterns
22 free “Dinette” Hama bead charts. Each chart lists the beads needed per colour and the pegboard to use, with an A4 PDF to print. Count between 148 and 621 beads per design.
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The 22 free “Dinette” charts
Macaron
A gourmet macaron seen from the side, with its filling peeking out between two shells.
Chocolate Chip Cookie
A sweet cookie with scattered chocolate chips and one little bite taken out, made on a square pegboard.
Sweet Cupcake
A round frosting swirl, a pink fluted wrapper, and a cherry on top, all on a square pegboard.
Golden Croissant
A golden croissant with its laminated pastry marks, made on a small rectangular or square pegboard.
Wrapped Candy
A cheerful pink candy with twisted wrapper ends on both sides - as sweet to make as it looks.
Strawberry Ice Cream Cone
A strawberry ice cream scoop on a waffle cone, ready to craft in fuse beads — no melting here!
Cotton Candy
A fluffy pink cotton candy on a stick, perfect for a sweet-themed decoration.
Sweet waffle
A neat square waffle with its golden grid pattern and pat of butter, to bead on a square pegboard.
Honey Jar
A sweet little honey jar with its gingham lid and wooden dipper.
Gingerbread Man
A gingerbread man with his arms stretched up and white icing trim, made on a large square pegboard.
Birthday Cake
A two-tier cake with three lit candles, ready to bead on a square pegboard.
Apple Pie Slice
A golden pie slice with a woven crust and a few apple chunks peeking through — perfect for a fuse bead play kitchen.
Swirl Lollipop
A sweet pink-and-white swirl lollipop, perfect for a cheerful candy-themed decoration.
Carrot
A simple carrot with a green leafy top and a tapering orange body — perfect for a tiny fuse bead veggie patch.
Candy Apple
A glossy, bright red toffee apple on its stick, with a shine on top — a fun beginner pattern for a square pegboard.
Steaming Cup of Tea
A pink teacup on its saucer, with a little steam rising — my workshop's favorite tea-party pattern.
Pink Macaron
A round pink macaron with cream filling, a sweet addition to any fuse bead play-food set.
Iced Donut
A pink iced donut with colorful sprinkles, pieced together on a small pegboard for a sweet decoration or an appetite-opening magnet.
Ice Cream Cone
A sweet two-scoop ice cream to iron on a square pegboard, cherry on top included.
Cupcake
A sweet three-tier frosting swirl topped with a cherry — a fun kitchen decoration in fuse beads.
Strawberry
A juicy red strawberry, perfect for a pretend-play fuse bead kitchen.
Articles published in this theme
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Fruit Fuse Beads: 12+ Juicy Designs to Craft With the Kids
Strawberries, watermelons, pineapples, cherries and more — our roundup of 12+ fruit fuse bead designs, mixing patterns found…
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Fuse Bead Treats: 15+ Deliciously Sweet Designs to Craft
Ice cream cones, cupcakes, donuts, bubble tea, sushi and more: our pick of 15+ treats to make in…
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At the table: everything you need to make your play kitchen set
Dinner’s served! It’s tasting time on the blog today. Indeed, creating your own play kitchen set has never…
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Yum yum fuse-bead cupcakes!
What will you have for dessert? A cupcake, obviously! And believe me, if by the end of this…
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Fancy a little Hama bead tea?
Tea lovers will relish the selection we’ve prepared for them. Because the teapot is a beautiful object that…
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A magnetized ice cream cone in fuse beads
Just because it’s the middle of winter doesn’t mean you can’t treat yourself to a little slice of…
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The most beautiful 3D play food sets in Hama beads
Watch out for the calories—today we’ve put together a selection that may seriously awaken your appetite. Saying that…
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Frequently asked questions
Are these charts free?
Yes. The 22 charts in the “Dinette” collection download for free as an A4 PDF or an image, with no account needed.
Which pegboard do I need?
One pegboard is enough: all 22 charts use the square pegboard. Designs range from 15 × 18 to 25 × 25 pegs.
How many beads does it take?
Each chart lists the beads needed per colour. Designs in this collection use between 148 and 621 beads.
How long does a design take?
Allow between 20 and 80 minutes per design, according to the charts.
Are these designs suitable for beginners?
18 of the 22 charts are beginner level. Ironing is a job for an adult.