Pirate Spyglass
A captain's spyglass, ready to scan the horizon on a square pegboard.
Collection
Pirates: Hama bead patterns
3 free “Pirates” Hama bead charts. Each chart lists the beads needed per colour and the pegboard to use, with an A4 PDF to print. Count between 215 and 265 beads per design.
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The 3 free “Pirates” charts
Treasure Chest
A wooden chest banded in iron, with a golden padlock and coins spilling out, made on a colourful square pegboard.
Pirate Flag
A skull and crossbones on a black flag, ready to hoist on your square pegboard.
Articles published in this theme
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Beware, sailor, Hama beads are launching the assault!
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Pirates
Pirate Treasure Fuse Beads: 12+ Designs to Hunt for Gold, Ships and Sea Creatures
Grinning skulls, tall ships, mischievous mermaids and piles of gold: here are 12+ pirate fuse bead designs to…
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Pirate Fuse Beads: 10+ Models to Set Sail and Hunt for Treasure
More than ten pirate fuse-bead models: skulls, ships, treasure chests, a parrot, an anchor and free homemade patterns…
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Frequently asked questions
Are these charts free?
Yes. The 3 charts in the “Pirates” 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 3 charts use the square pegboard. Designs range from 25 × 18 to 21 × 29 pegs.
How many beads does it take?
Each chart lists the beads needed per colour. Designs in this collection use between 215 and 265 beads.
How long does a design take?
Allow between 25 and 35 minutes per design, according to the charts.
Are these designs suitable for beginners?
Yes, all 3 charts are beginner level. Ironing is a job for an adult.