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Bead Pattern Maker

Design peyote, brick, and loom stitch bead patterns on a grid; pick your colors, paint the chart, and export it as a PNG or PDF.


Pattern Designer

Click a swatch to select; click or drag on the grid to paint.
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How It Works

Choose a stitch, set the grid size, build a color palette, then click or drag across the grid to place beads. The chart, bead counts, and legend update live; export the finished pattern as a PNG image or a print-ready PDF.

Stitch Layouts
  • Loom stitch — beads sit in straight rows and columns on a square grid; the simplest layout to read and weave on a bead loom.
  • Peyote stitch — alternating columns are offset vertically by half a bead, matching how off-loom peyote rows nest into each other.
  • Brick stitch — alternating rows are offset horizontally by half a bead, like bricks in a wall, matching worked brick-stitch beadwork.
Building a Palette
  • Click any swatch to make it the active color.
  • Use the color picker and Add color to add custom shades; hover a custom swatch and click the red dot to remove it.
  • Select the checkered eraser swatch to clear individual beads back to the background.
Exporting
  • Export PNG downloads the chart exactly as drawn — ideal for sharing or importing into other apps.
  • Export PDF opens a print-ready page with the chart and bead-count legend; choose "Save as PDF" in the print dialog.
Tips
  • Peyote and brick charts are typically read row by row while beading; keep row counts modest for hand-woven pieces.
  • The bead-count legend tells you how many of each color to buy before you start.
  • Everything runs in your browser — your pattern is never uploaded.

Embed This Util

You can embed this util on your own site as a widget. Adding ?embed=1 to the URL loads a compact version with just the tool itself; no header, menu, or documentation. Paste this snippet into your HTML:


    

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