Explore Patterns by Tag

Uploaders add them when publishing: subject, character, style, or use. The library only counts public patterns; link-only shares do not appear here.

The index lists only the 50 themes with the most patterns; rarer tags still work — open any pattern and click its tag to see that theme's patterns.

The number is how many public patterns carry that tag. A pattern can have several tags and is counted once per theme, so adding the numbers up gives more than the gallery total.

Yes. It then appears on every one of those tag pages, so it can be found from different themes.

Publish the pattern as public and add at least one tag. The 50 tags with the most patterns appear on this page; every other tag is still reachable from the patterns that carry it.

Tags come from publishers and change with the community; featured themes are curated by the site and add notes on size, palette, and assembly, in the featured block at the top of the page.

Search the character or subject first (either language works, e.g. “Pikachu”, “cat”), then narrow by size: keychains up to 32×32, coasters around 48, wall art 64 and up. If nothing turns up, try a synonym or convert a photo yourself.

By recommendation weight: the most liked and favourited come first. For brand-new work, sort the gallery by latest.

With 5 mm beads, one cell is 0.5 cm: 32×32 is about 16 cm, 48×48 about 24 cm, 64×64 about 32 cm. Switching to 2.6 mm mini beads roughly halves those sizes.