Pearler Bead: Super Mario World Pirana Plant

Here is the pattern for a Pirana Plant, one of my favorite baddies!

And here is the result:

 A mostly easy pattern using only six colors.

Pearler Bead: A Link to the Past Link with the Triforce pattren

Here is Link holding the Triforce:

You can use solid or clear yellow to make the Tirforce, or even glow in the dark beads.  For mine, I used the clear yellow.

This isn't a hard pattern to do, and it looks great when it's done.

Pearler Beads Pattern: Link for The Legend of Zelda

Here is everyone's favorite hero!

Matching the colors are really hard so I make two Links one with orange hair one with brown to see which looked better.

This is a very easy patteren to follow, the only hard part if finding the right colors.

Pearler Bead: Adventure Island Purple Water Dino Pattern

This little guy was always my favorite Dino from Aventure Island, I blame him for making one of my life dreams finding the Loch Ness Monster!

Here is the Pattern:

This is the result:

Though this pattern only uses three colors, for some reason I had a lot of trouble with this one.

Pearler Bead: Adventure Island Blue Dino pattern

Here is the blue dino from Adventure Island, one of my favorite Nintendo games as a kid:

And as always here is how it turned out:

Even though this pattern is larger then most Nintendo patterns, this one it rather easy because it deals with only three colors.

Pearler Bead Pattern: Lopmon

Here is a complex pettern for the more advanced beader.

Here is how it turned out:

Pearler Bead Link

Here is a pattren for Link from A Link To The Past:

Here is the results from the pattern:

Link is always fun to make! 

Pearler Bead Yoshi

Here is a pattren for Yoshi from Super Mario World:

Here is the finished work:

This is an easy project to do, it doesn't take much time and it's simple to follow the pattern.