With its warm orange fur, black-tipped pointy ears, and a soft cream muzzle, this red fox is one of my favorite patterns for a cozy crafting afternoon with the kids. Each square on the grid stands for one bead, so just follow the colors row by row, no rush needed. I like starting with the ears, then working down toward the muzzle to keep that pointed chin nice and crisp — it’s what really makes the fox read as a fox. Once every bead is placed on your square pegboard, a few seconds under the iron (always with parchment paper!) locks the pattern together. Pop a loop on the back for a keychain, or leave it as a fridge magnet — either way, it’s a guaranteed hit with little ones and grown-ups alike.
Little Hedgehog
A hedgehog with two-tone quills, made on a standard square pegboard.
