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Detailed 87x87 starter pattern
Kawaii Shiba Dog Perler Bead Pattern
Start at 87x87 to keep the pointed ears, cream face and chest markings, and happy expression easy to follow. The verified eight-color version uses 2,828 beads.
Generated material list
Perler colors and bead counts
Sort the eight colors shown below before placing beads. The current 87x87 plan totals 2,828 beads, and empty background cells are not included.
| Color Swatch | Color Name | Color Code | Bead Count |
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Check the markings before sorting beads
At 87x87, check that both eyes, the ear tips, the cream muzzle and chest, and the outer outline stay distinct. If any edge looks crowded, compare another size before preparing the material piles.
Why choose an 87x87 grid?What to verify before crafting
Digital HEX and RGB values are sourced approximations, not an official Perler screen-color standard. Check SKU availability and compare physical beads under your own lighting before buying materials.
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Shiba Perler pattern FAQ
The 87x87 grid leaves room for the pointed ears, cream face and chest markings, eyes, and smile. A smaller grid uses fewer beads but can merge those details, so compare the preview before resizing.
The verified 87x87 starter uses 2,828 beads with an eight-color limit. Use the material table on this page as the sorting list for the current preview.
Yes. Open it in the Pattern Maker and choose a supported square size from 16 to 120. Recheck the face, ears, and outline because changing the grid also changes the bead count and material list.
Pale cells connected to the outer edge can be treated as empty background. Enclosed cream and light areas inside the dog remain part of the pattern when they belong to the subject.
Confirm that both eyes, the ear tips, the cream muzzle and chest, and the outer outline are easy to follow. Then sort colors from the current material table and compare physical beads under your project lighting.