Hastune Miku Perler Bead Pattern
Miku bead crafts work best when teal twin tails, face shape, headset, and outfit colors stay readable at pixel size. This free Hastune Miku Perler bead pattern gives you an anime-style chart for charms, magnets, cards, desk decor, or fan gifts. In Pixelbeads, you can resize the canvas, adjust the teal hair shades, or edit the face and outfit before export. Keep the twin tails long enough, separate the hair from the face, and check the headset details before ironing so the piece stays clear.
Total beads 5583
Color count 41
Grid size 87 × 80
C25 #A9E8E0 2054
H16 #1B1213 1434
E16 #FBF4EC 489
Pattern FAQs
The teal twin tails, headset, simple face, dark outfit, tie, and bright hair color are the key details. Keep those parts clear before adding extra shading or background colors.
Make the twin tails long enough and separate them from the face and body with clear outline beads. If the chart is very small, simplify the hair shading first.
Yes. It can be beginner-friendly if you use a simple pose and strong color blocks. Start with the hair outline, then place the face, headset, outfit, and small accent colors.
You can use it for anime charms, magnets, bag charms, cards, desk decor, fan gifts, or small display pieces. A mini version works well when the twin tails stay clear.
Teal, aqua, black, gray, white, skin tone, and a little pink or red for accents can work well. Keep enough contrast between the hair and face so the character stays readable after ironing.
Yes. You can adjust the canvas size in Pixelbeads. A smaller Miku is quicker for charms and magnets, while a larger version gives more room for the twin tails, headset, tie, and outfit.
Yes. You can upload your own Miku image to Pixelbeads and crop it before conversion. A clean character image with a simple pose usually makes a clearer bead chart than a busy concert scene.
Yes. After the pattern is generated, you can open it in the editor, adjust the colors or small details, and export the finished Miku pattern as a PNG.