128×192 grid · minecraft block art
About this pattern
This is a 128×192 minecraft block art pattern using 43 colors and 24576 beads. Difficulty is advanced and a typical project takes about 624 minutes including ironing. Open it in the maker to remix the palette across Perler, Hama, Artkal, or convert into a cross-stitch / pixel-art / LEGO grid.
Pattern stats
- Grid size
- 128×192
- Total beads
- 24576
- Colors
- 43
- Difficulty
- Advanced
- Time
- ~624 min
- Pegboard
- extended (tile multiple 50×50 boards)
Supplies
You’ll need 24576 beads across 43 colors, plus a pegboard, parchment paper, and a household iron.
- Pegboard (extended (tile multiple 50×50 boards))
- Iron + parchment / ironing paper
- 10515 × Black Concrete
- 2684 × Redstone Block
- 1353 × Light Blue Wool
- 1299 × Blue Wool
- 1158 × Obsidian
- 1086 × Gold Block
- 937 × Diamond Block
- 872 × Orange Wool
- 805 × Yellow Wool
- 776 × Coal Block
- 568 × Lapis Block
- 381 × Dark Oak Planks
- 378 × White Wool
- 355 × Snow
- 329 × Netherrack
- 237 × Gray Wool
- 160 × End Stone
- 95 × Red Sand
- 73 × Black Wool
- 68 × Red Wool
- 64 × White Concrete
- 57 × Cyan Wool
- 53 × Sandstone
- 49 × Copper Block
- 40 × Birch Planks
- 33 × Pink Wool
- 31 × Iron Block
- 28 × Cherry Planks
- 20 × Clay
- 15 × Diorite
- 12 × Brown Wool
- 10 × Magenta Wool
- 6 × Prismarine
- 5 × Purple Wool
- 4 × Acacia Planks
- 4 × Andesite
- 4 × Granite
- 4 × Warped Planks
- 2 × Crimson Planks
- 2 × Mangrove Planks
- 2 × Stone
- 1 × Cobblestone
- 1 × Oak Planks
How to make this pattern
- Lay the pegboard flat and gather the bead colors listed above. A small bowl per color speeds placement.
- Place each bead on the pegboard following the chart — work row-by-row so you don’t lose your spot.
- Cover the finished design with a sheet of parchment or ironing paper, fully flat against the beads.
- Iron on medium heat (about 350°F / 175°C) for 10–15 seconds, moving in slow circles until beads fuse evenly.
- Let the piece cool fully — about 1 minute — then peel off the parchment.
- For a stronger fuse, flip the piece and iron the back side the same way. This is what we call double-sided ironing.
Tips
- Always use parchment paper. Direct iron contact warps individual beads and destroys the grid spacing.
- Keep the iron moving in slow circles. Pressing in one spot creates flat dimples in the finished piece.
- Pop the cooled piece in the freezer for 30 seconds before peeling parchment — it releases cleaner that way.
FAQ
How many beads do I need for the Furry ying yang pattern?
You need 24576 beads total. The breakdown by color is: 10515 black concrete, 2684 redstone block, 1353 light blue wool, 1299 blue wool, 1158 obsidian, 1086 gold block. Stocking 10–20% extra of each color is a safe margin in case any beads are off-color or get crushed during ironing.
What size pegboard do I need?
A extended (tile multiple 50×50 boards) pegboard fits the 128×192 grid. The standard 29×29 Perler / Hama / Artkal square pegboard is the most common size and covers everything up to 29 cells across.
How long does it take to make?
Plan for about 624 minutes total — roughly 614 minutes placing the beads and another 10 minutes for ironing and cooling. Beginners may need 1.5× that on their first few patterns.
Can I use Hama or Artkal beads instead of Perler?
Yes. The colors used in this pattern map cleanly to Hama Midi, Artkal S, and Nabbi palettes. Open the design in the maker, switch the palette in the toolbar, then export the swapped chart before you start ironing.
Is this a beginner-friendly pattern?
This pattern is rated advanced based on grid size and color count. Beginner patterns are under 200 beads and 5 colors; intermediate is up to 600 beads and 10 colors; everything else is advanced.
