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🐦 3D Beaded Pigeon PDF Pattern
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- File type
- Number of pages
- 10
- Languages
- English
- Finished size
- Approx. 3 x 2cm
- Skill level
- All levels, Beginner, Intermediate
- Techniques
- Circular Peyote Stitch
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Description
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See it made
A tiny 3D critter, one bead at a time. Take a closer look at how it comes together.
What you'll need
- Scissors
- Beading needle
- One Ø 14 mm round transparent bead
- One Ø 6 mm round transparent bead
- Beading thread – 100% nylon, 330 dtex
- 11/0 Miyuki Round Rocailles Beads in
- - dark grey
- - black
- - pink
- - white
- - teal
- - smoky purple
- - light grey
- - orange
Colours in this pattern
- Dark grey
- Black
- Pink
- White
- Teal
- Smoky purple
- Light grey
- Orange
Exact bead references are indicated in the PDF
🐦 Create your own 3D beaded pigeon!
This is a digital PDF beading pattern (in English) that shows you how to make cute 3D beaded pigeons using circular peyote stitch.
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Skill Level
🔹 Best suited for ambitious beginners / intermediate beaders
🔹 Not recommended as a very first project (there are many rows and different techniques are used), but if you’re patient and enjoy detailed work, you’ll be just fine!
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📦 What you’ll receive
* 1 PDF pattern (English)
* Step-by-step instructions with clear diagrams + visual references to make your own beaded bird
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🧵 Techniques used
* Circular Peyote Stitch
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📐 Finished size
Approx. 3 x 2cm
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🧰 Tools needed
* Scissors
* Beading needle
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🧵 Materials needed
* One Ø 14 mm round transparent bead
* One Ø 6 mm round transparent bead
* Beading thread – 100% nylon, 330 dtex
* 11/0 Miyuki Round Rocailles Beads in
- dark grey
- black
- pink
- white
- teal
- smoky purple
- light grey
- orange
✅ Exact color references and quantities are included in the pattern.
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❗ Please note
This is a digital product only (no physical item will be shipped)
You’ll receive the PDF tutorial file instantly after purchase
Pattern is for personal use only, do not share, resell, or redistribute.
🚫 No refunds due to the nature of digital files.
Inside the pattern
Germany
Very easy to follow and stinkin‘ cute result, already had a blast making a couple of these guys and no end is in sight!
United States
Love the little guy!
Canada
So cute!
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France
Thank you Julia ! I always marvel at your sense of detail and colours, while always providing us with a very clear and simple tutorial for each of your designs. I had fun choosing colours, and, as a parisian very used to pigeons, I can confirm this pattern is 100% accurate ! I'm considering making garlands out of your designs...a flock of pigeons to keep company to the real ones flying in the sky of Paris maybe ?
Very easy to follow along!
Chile
Great step by step pattern. It's super easy to follow.
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What will I receive?
A PDF with step-by-step illustrated instructions, diagrams, tips and visual references. This is a digital product only; no physical item will be shipped.
Can I share or resell the pattern?
The pattern is for personal use only. Please do not share, resell or redistribute it.
Are digital downloads refundable?
Due to the nature of digital files, I don’t offer refunds once the file is downloaded.
Can I adapt the method?
This pattern is based on my own experience as a hobby beader. I’m sharing the method that worked best for me and felt the most intuitive. Feel free to adapt it to your own style!