Pony Bead Patterns — Flat Charms and Tubular Cuffs

Lantern tag

Read charm rows from top to bottom; read tube rounds from bottom to top. Numbers at the side identify the row / round.

Physical beads

23

Rows / rounds

7

Foundation beads

1

Threading order · 1 / 46

Threading step 1 · Add new bead · r1c1 · C1 · Cord end: A · Left to right

Material list

Measured-swatch estimates

Enter your measured sample values to estimate size. Empty measurements do not use a default bead size.

Original creator, revision and license: PixelMaster · CC0-1.0 · v1 · pony-lantern-tag

Threading order

1. A flat charm uses both ends of one cord. Thread each complete row from opposite sides; the ends exchange sides after every row. Each bead is counted once despite the two passes. No branches or separate limbs are generated.
2. A tubular chart round contains n physical beads. The initial ring interleaves rounds one and two and therefore needs 2n beads. Later rounds alternate a new bead and an existing preceding-round bead, then step up through the first new bead of that round.
3. Only whole original motifs repeat around the cuff and in height. The selected reading seam rotates the actual color assignment; it does not drop a partial motif or alter bead totals. The chart is a flattened reading diagram, not a 3D rendering.
4. Measure a real sample made with the same beads, stitch and tension. The circumference field refers to a tube with the ORIGINAL pattern column count, not the repeated chart or nominal bead diameter. Estimates do not guarantee stretch, comfort or a finished fit.
5. PNG, plan JSON and both CSV files use the same physical-bead result and preserve identity, source, license, revision and the complete custom code/RGB palette. Threading operations reference existing bead IDs; material counts never count a repeated pass as another bead.