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21 Adventurous Octopus Perler Bead Patterns

Dive in and discover these amazing octopus perler bead patterns with us.

Octopuses are clever, playful, and have three hearts. Learn more about this animal while creating these awesome perler beads patterns!

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Gather These Materials Before Getting Started

Set your kids up for success by providing them with all the things they’ll be needing. I recommend starting with the materials below:

8 Easy Octopus Perler Beads Patterns

1. Baby Octopus Perler Bead Pattern

Baby Octopus Perler Bead Pattern
Photo Credit: Zombieskayer on Kandi Patterns

Zombieskayer on Kandi Patterns expertly made this baby octopus pattern.

The tentacles and mouth of the octopus make it look like it’s about to squirt some ink on its predators.

In doing this pattern, I suggest doing the outline with black beads first before proceeding with the inner purple beads.

2. Colorful Octopus Perler Beads

Colorful Octopus Perler Beads
Photo Credit: Just Crafty Enough

Octopuses have the cool ability to camouflage.

This pattern by Just Crafty Enough shows a colorful octopus covered in blue, pink, and purple spots that will make it easier to hide and sneak behind its prey.

3. Purple Octopus with Big Eyes Perler Beads

To all the purple lovers out there, this one is for you!

Get a purple octopus perler beads from Miss Lacriiz.

The video tutorial will show how to make the curves and twists that will make the tentacles of the octopus look more realistic.

4. Small Octopus Perler Bead Pattern

Small Octopus Perler Bead Pattern
Photo Credit: Schrodingers_cat on Kandi Patterns

Get your kid’s full attention by giving them this octopus pattern from Schrodingers_cat on Kandi Patterns.

It will be a quick and easy project that beginners will find enjoyable to do.

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5. Funny Octopus Perler Bead Pattern

Funny Octopus Perler Bead Pattern
Photo Credit: Bracelet Book

Show the funny and playful side of octopuses with this pattern from Bracelet Book.

The big eyes and clothes of this octopus will make it stand out from the other perler beads patterns.

6. Happy Octopus Perler Beads

Happy Octopus Perler Beads
Photo Credit: Marie Folcarelli on Pinterest

Your kid won’t be the only one having a blast in making this pattern because this octopus looks like it’s having a great time, too.

Give this orange octopus pattern from Marie Folcarelli on Pinterest a try and an unforgettable bonding experience between you and your child will ensue.

7. Mini Octopus Perler Beads

Add a little ribbon on your octopus perler beads to make a super kawaii character.

Get ideas on how to make the ribbon (and flushed cheeks) for your octopus from this video by Lovely♥bead.

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8. Octopus Tentacles Perler Bead Pattern

Octopus Tentacles Perler Bead Pattern
Photo Credit: Bracelet Book

High five!

This pattern from Bracelet Book will give you a closer look at the octopus’ tentacles.

It will give you a glimpse of an actual tentacle because of how accurate and detailed the design is.

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9. Cute Octopus Perler Bead Pattern

Cute Octopus Perler Bead Pattern
Photo Credit: StaleCheese on Kandi Patterns

This octopus pattern only requires four colors of perler beads to get started: red, orange, black, and white.

StaleCheese on Kandi Patterns’ brilliant idea of using less colored perler beads will be convenient for those who want to emphasize a specific color of octopus.

The best part is that you could easily modify it to your child’s favorite color.

10. Cool Octopus Perler Beads

Having an octopus pegboard will make it easier for your child to make this pattern.

Although doing this cool octopus perler pattern is still possible without the unique peg board with the guide of PerlerBeadMaker36’s video.

11. Purple and Pink Octopus Perler Bead Pattern

Purple and Pink Octopus Perler Bead Pattern
Photo Credit: PNG Egg

If purple and pink are your child’s two favorite colors, then this octopus perler bead pattern will be a treat.

Aside from the vibrant colors, this pattern also features some distinct spots which the octopus uses for camouflage.

Let this pattern by PNG Egg guide you in making your next octopus project.

12. Nerdy Octopus Perler Bead Pattern

Nerdy Octopus Perler Bead Pattern
Photo Credit: LadyRaveicorn on Kandi Patterns

Did you know that octopuses are highly intelligent animals? They’re considered to be one of the smartest creatures in the animal kingdom

Although octopuses don’t need glasses, adding them to the pattern will make the octopus look smarter and cooler.

LadyRaveicorn on Kandi Patterns has got you covered because she made this simple pattern for you to follow.

13. Rainbow Octopus Perler Beads

Creating this rainbow-colored octopus perler bead pattern with the kids will be an afternoon well spent. It will be a fun project that will make a cute octopus in the end.

Destination Creativity’s video tutorial will guide you every step of the way in making this colorful octopus.

14. Reversible Octopus-Inspired Perler Beads Pattern

Reversible Octopus-Inspired Perler Beads Pattern
Photo Credit: Bracelet Book

This next octopus perler bead pattern will turn your child’s frown upside down!

Follow this pattern by Bracelet Book to create not one but two adorable octopuses.

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15. Black Octopus Pattern

Black Octopus Pattern
Photo Credit: Tea Bercek on Ravelry

Try doing this pattern from Tea Bercek on Ravelry for a darker and creepier version of an octopus perler bead pattern.

This will be perfect for older kids, especially on Halloween.

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16. Winking Octopus Perler Bead Pattern

Winking Octopus Perler Bead Pattern
Photo Credit: Exotic_Panda on Kandi Patterns

Did you know that octopuses are color-blind? They can only see the colors black and white.

This pattern from Exotic_Panda on Kandi Patterns will give the spotlight to the eyes of the octopus. It even includes an underwater background to complete the look.

17. Mario’s Octopus Perler Beads

We can’t help but add these octoombas despite them being the villains in Super Mario Galaxy.

This pattern by Giulia Cristiana makes them look irresistibly cute and harmless.

Watch the step-by-step tutorials for all the octopuses here.

18. Happy Octopus Couple Perler Bead Pattern

Happy Octopus Couple Perler Bead Pattern
Photo Credit: Bracelet Book

Spread joy and love with this happy octopus couple perler beads.

Find out how to make a lovely octopus couple with complementary head gears and smiles from Bracelet Book‘s example.

19. Multicolored Octopus Perler Beads

Everyone will be able to make octopus perler beads using their favorite color through this helpful tutorial from Destination Creativity.

Watch the video above to get brilliant ideas on how to make your very own octopus perler beads.

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20. Blue Octopus Perler Beads

Blue Octopus Perler Beads
Photo Credit: Ericka M on Pinterest

If you’re looking for an octopus pattern that looks cartoon-like, then this one will be a fantastic choice.

Its expressive eyes and tentacle movements make this pattern from Ericka M on Pinterest look like it came straight out of an animation film.

21. Mighty Octopus Perler Bead Pattern

Mighty Octopus Perler Bead Pattern
Photo Credit: Bracelet Book

Challenge the kids to make this epic battle scene featuring a gigantic green octopus.

Bracelet Book knows how to make a thrilling and riveting scene which they turned into reality with this pattern.

Octopus Perler Beads for Kids and the Kids at Heart

These octopus perler beads patterns prove that perler beads are for everyone! You just have to look for the best pattern that will suit your skills and preferences.

I hope that categorizing the patterns into three levels made it more convenient for you to pick the most suitable project to do with the kids.

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