From a first bead
to a finished plan.
Clear instructions for the tools you can use today.
GUIDE 01
Your first fuse bead pattern
Start with a small grid and a few colors. This guide covers digital planning in FuseCanvas; it does not claim that our sample patterns have been physically built.
Read the guide →GUIDE 02Print a clear bead pattern: A4 or Letter
Use the right paper size and read the grid without guessing which color comes next.
Read the guide →GUIDE 03Private projects, public patterns, and unlisted links
Keep work in progress private, then publish a deliberate snapshot when it is ready to share.
Read the guide →GUIDE 04Use palettes and bead counts without color-code confusion
A reliable material list starts with a consistent palette and one bead per filled cell.
Read the guide →GUIDE 05Edit an original pattern and keep its credit
Remixing helps you learn from a grid while respecting the creator’s chosen license.
Read the guide →GUIDE 06Small patterns and mini beads are different choices
Grid dimensions describe a design. Bead pitch describes physical material size.
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