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Breakfast Platter Fuse Bead Pattern

Build a warm breakfast platter with toast, a sunny egg, golden pastries, deep-purple berries, and richly shaded details. This free 63 × 62 chart includes clear coordinates, 24 labeled colors, and exact bead counts for an advanced food-themed project.

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Breakfast Platter Fuse Bead Pattern

Palette

Color guide

H2 · Ivory White#F4F1E8749 beads
A7 · Vivid Orange#FF7828489 beads
A17 · Soft Gold#FFDA6F439 beads
G15 · Pale Cream#F5F5DC290 beads
D10 · Deep Purple#2A1350258 beads
A10 · Tangerine#FF863E244 beads
F13 · Chili Red#CD4931244 beads
G6 · Bright Orange#FD9B40226 beads
G20 · Chestnut Brown#AE633F166 beads
A26 · Golden Orange#FAB53B148 beads
F6 · Deep Red#982F26110 beads
A5 · Sunflower Yellow#F9CA34107 beads
G5 · Golden Yellow#F9AE5954 beads
G4 · Sand Beige#E3C2A249 beads
D14 · Purple#892A9846 beads
G9 · Caramel Beige#ECBD8043 beads
A25 · Peach Cream#FFD88A42 beads
F10 · Terracotta#984E3041 beads
A22 · Pale Yellow#FFE87E40 beads
A14 · Coral Red#FC5D3733 beads
M13 · Dusty Rose#E4AA9B32 beads
A20 · Honey Yellow#FECE6024 beads
A2 · Cream White#FFF9D317 beads
M10 · Lavender Gray#C5AFCB15 beads

Pattern notes

About this pattern

Build a warm breakfast platter with toast, a sunny egg, golden pastries, deep-purple berries, and richly shaded details. This free 63 × 62 chart includes clear coordinates, 24 labeled colors, and exact bead counts for an advanced food-themed project. The 63 × 62 grid uses 24 labeled colors and 3906 beads. Its broad palette with several close color changes makes this large advanced project suited to a display, handmade gift, or personal fuse bead project. The chart and color guide provide a practical reference while you build. Original FuseMosaic design. Review the labeled grid before beginning and keep the reference chart within view.

Build tips

  • For the Breakfast Platter design, mark the main silhouette first, then fill its larger color blocks before the smaller accents.
  • Sort the 24 labeled colors before starting; keeping similar shades separate makes the smaller changes easier to read.
  • Divide the 63 × 62 grid into smaller sections and finish one section at a time to avoid losing your place.