Halloween Ghost Perler Bead Pattern
A ghost pattern can feel cute or scary depending on the face, so it is a flexible choice for October crafts. This Halloween ghost Perler bead pattern starts with a simple floating outline that you can follow as-is or customize in Pixelbeads with round eyes, a surprised mouth, or sharper spooky details. Smaller versions are quick for charms and cards, while larger versions give more room for shadows. Before ironing, make sure the side curves and bottom points do not flatten into a plain blob.
Total beads 3186
Color count 26
Grid size 63 × 87
H1 #FFFFFF 1870
F18 #D07F4A 333
H10 #EBEBEB 240
Pattern FAQs
The floating body shape, dark eyes, small mouth, and wavy bottom edge are the main details. Keep those parts clear before adding shadows or extra Halloween colors.
Use round eyes, a tiny smile, and a soft white or pale blue body. If you want a scarier ghost, make the eyes taller, open the mouth wider, and add gray or purple shadow beads.
Yes. A ghost is usually easier than many Halloween characters because the body uses simple color blocks. Beginners can start with a small white shape and add the face last.
You can use it for Halloween cards, magnets, garlands, treat bag tags, classroom crafts, small charms, or party decorations. A few ghosts together can make a fun October display.
Give the ghost a clear head, curved sides, and a wavy lower edge. Before ironing, check that the bottom points are still visible and the face is centered on the body.
Yes. After generating the pattern, you can open it in the editor and adjust the eyes, mouth, outline, or shadow colors. This makes it easy to switch between cute, surprised, and scary expressions.
Yes. You can adjust the canvas size in Pixelbeads. A smaller ghost is quicker for charms and tags, while a larger ghost gives you more room for a face, shadows, or a floating sheet-like shape.
Yes. You can upload your own ghost image to Pixelbeads and crop it before conversion. A simple ghost illustration with a clear outline usually works better than a busy Halloween scene.