Red Apple
A crisp little apple in fuse beads — simple, cheerful, and endlessly satisfying to put together.
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Nature: Hama bead patterns
22 free “Nature” Hama bead charts. Each chart lists the beads needed per colour and the pegboard to use, with an A4 PDF to print. Count between 89 and 529 beads per design.
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The 22 free “Nature” charts
Autumn Hazelnut
A little autumn hazelnut with its leaf, for seasonal-coloured decor.
Pink Water Lily
A pink water lily resting on its pad, for a handmade little corner of a pond.
Fir Tree
A fir tree in layered shades of green, standing in the snow, for a square pegboard that smells like the forest.
Banana
A cheerful yellow banana on a square pegboard - a sweet little project for a quick fuse bead treat.
Blue Dragonfly
A slender dragonfly with a midnight-blue body and pale wings, standing tall.
Ripe Yellow Pear
A ripe yellow pear with a little brown stem and leaf, made for a simple square pegboard.
Four-Leaf Clover
A lucky four-leaf clover made from fuse beads, fitting neatly on one square pegboard.
Polka-dot toadstool
The classic red-and-white spotted toadstool — simple, cheerful, and perfect for a seasonal touch.
Snowy Mountain
A snow-capped peak against a blue sky, a simple nature-themed decoration.
Golden Wheat Ear
A golden ear of wheat on its green stalk, made on a rectangular pegboard.
Autumn Leaf
A scalloped leaf in warm orange and brown tones, sized for a square pegboard — a cozy nod to fall.
Pinecone
A textured pinecone with alternating brown scales on a soft sky-blue background — a cozy nature pattern for any season.
Fan Seashell
A pretty sand-coloured ridged seashell, an easy coastal design for a square pegboard.
Pineapple
A juicy fuse bead pineapple with an orange lattice body and a spiky green crown.
Red apple
A plump little apple to build on a square pegboard — a sweet, beginner-friendly project.
Oak acorn
An autumn acorn with a textured cap, a lovely nature piece on a single square pegboard.
Four-Leaf Clover
A lucky four-leaf clover bead pattern for a classic square pegboard.
Smiling Cloud
A soft, happy little cloud with rosy cheeks — an easy, beginner-friendly kawaii decoration.
Butterfly
A cheerful purple and blue butterfly, perfect for a square pegboard.
Maple Leaf
A warm red-and-orange maple leaf, a little piece of autumn to keep on your shelf all year.
Spotted Mushroom
A classic red mushroom with white spots, quick and easy to bead.
Articles published in this theme
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Our 4 New Fuse Bead Patterns This Week
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Autumn Special: Our 4 New Patterns and Our Favourite Garden Fuse Bead Designs
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Garden special in Hama beads: flowers, little critters and rain-proof decor
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Nature
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Frequently asked questions
Are these charts free?
Yes. The 22 charts in the “Nature” 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 17 × 19 to 23 × 27 pegs.
How many beads does it take?
Each chart lists the beads needed per colour. Designs in this collection use between 89 and 529 beads.
How long does a design take?
Allow between 15 and 65 minutes per design, according to the charts.
Are these designs suitable for beginners?
17 of the 22 charts are beginner level. Ironing is a job for an adult.