Loom / aligned
Cells line up in rows and columns.
BLANK CHARTS · THREE LAYOUTS
Beading Graph Paper
Plan a pattern on a blank bead chart. Choose an aligned loom grid, staggered brick rows or staggered peyote columns.
Choose a printable chartFree vector PDFs · Letter and A4 · portrait and landscape
Choose your stitch layout
Each sheet uses 7 × 5.6 mm drawing cells so there is room to colour. These are paper dimensions, not the size of a real bead or a promise about the finished piece.
Use and check your chart
- Choose a layout that matches the stitch and orientation of your project. Each rectangle represents one bead on the paper.
- Colour or mark the cells and keep a separate key. Follow your own pattern for the start point and direction.
- Print at actual size / 100%. Check the 50 mm line on the printed page; fit-to-page settings can change the drawing scale.
The drawing cells are enlarged examples. The printed grid does not predict bracelet or fabric dimensions; bead sizes, tension and stitch technique vary. Measure your actual beads or a worked sample when finished size matters.
For explanations of different stitch charts, see Fire Mountain Gems' printable seed bead chart guide. For square grids used in other crafts, see cross stitch graph paper.