Zebra Perler Bead Pattern

A round side-standing zebra in high-contrast black and white with soft gray shadows — crisp and readable as a desk ornament or keychain. Scan the color usage before you start — edit, download, or print when you are ready.

Grid size: 58 × 64
Category: Animal
Difficulty: Easy
Colors: 18
Beads: 1,090

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Color usage

18 colors / 1090 beads

Black ×583

White ×307

Dark Grey ×76

Light Grey ×63

Toasted Marshmallow ×10

Grey ×10

Silver ×8

Pewter ×8

Stone ×6

Cocoa ×4

Charcoal ×3

Carnation Pink ×2

Gingerbread ×2

Pearl Light Pink ×2

Tan ×2

Slate Blue ×2

Salmon ×1

Light Gray ×1

Making tips

Lock in the black outline
Place the black outline for the head, body, and four short legs first to set the side-standing shape and leg spacing. Fill inward only after the outline is complete.
Fill the white body and soft gray shadow
Inside the outline, lay the large white torso first, then add the pale gray belly and leg shadows so the main blocks feel solid.
Add neck and back stripes plus the mane
After the body fill, place the black-gray stripes along the neck and back, then the dark mane and muzzle. Stripe widths vary — match the chart section by section instead of guessing.
Finish the face and hoof tips
Add the eye, pink inner ear, and hoof tips last. This pattern has several rare accent colors — scan them once more when you finish.
Final check before ironing
Double-check the four short legs for missing beads, stripe alignment, mane edges, and tiny facial details before you iron.

Helpful tips

At 64×64, work in zones — outline, white fill, stripes/mane, then face — and check after each zone.
Stripes are scattered small shapes — place them against the chart in sections rather than filling a whole area at once.
Check rare accents like the pink inner ear and eye last so low-count colors are not missed.