
Macaw Perler Bead Pattern
A side-standing macaw with teal-green head and wings against a warm orange breast — bold tropical contrast for a desk ornament or keychain. Scan the color usage before you start — edit, download, or print when you are ready.
- Grid size
- 64 × 64
- Category
- Animal
- Difficulty
- Hard
- Colors
- 32
- Beads
- 1,026
Color usage
Making tips
Lock long beak and body outline
Place the dark outline for the thick long beak, round head, back wing, and feet first. The beak is chunky — keep both upper and lower edges complete.
Fill teal head/wings and orange breast
Lay teal on the crown and wing, then the large warm orange breast so the high-contrast blocks feel solid.
Add white patches and peach belly
Place the small white patches on the neck/cheek, then pale yellow or soft peach under the orange breast. White patches are tiny but bold — match their position.
Finish eye and feet
Add the black eye, gray beak divide, and dark brown feet last. Many colors and rare accents — scan low-count beads once more.
Final check before ironing
Double-check the long beak for gaps, a clean teal–orange boundary, and complete neck white patches before you iron.





