
Rhinoceros_beetle Perler Bead Pattern
A side-view twin-horn rhinoceros beetle in deep-gray armor with brown joints and white highlights — tough and fun as a badge or insect desk piece. Scan the color usage before you start — edit, download, or print when you are ready.
- Grid size
- 64 × 64
- Category
- Animal
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Colors
- 7
- Beads
- 749
Color usage
Making tips
Lock the twin horns and body outline
Place the dark outline for the front Y-shaped horn, the smaller thoracic horn, and the bulky body first. Horn tips are thin — align them before filling.
Fill the deep-brown armor
Inside the outline, lay the large deep-brown blocks on the head, thorax, and elytra, then the darker belly shadow so the shell feels solid.
Add segment lines and six legs
Place the reddish elytra highlights and segment breaks, then the six legs joint by joint. Legs are slender — match each one to the chart.
Finish the white eye and tip highlights
Add the single white eye and the gray-blue/pale highlights on the horns and leg tips last. Scan the rare accents once more when you finish.
Final check before ironing
Double-check horn tips and six-leg ends for missing beads, segment lines, and the white eye before you iron.





