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Squirtle Pokémon perler bead pattern 12×14

Squirtle

Squirtle — the cool Water-type starter Pokémon. 12x14 pattern with 6 colors.

12x14 gridMedium168 beads6 colors
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168 beads total · 6 colors

Background: Squirtle

Squirtle is a Water-type Pokémon and one of the three original starter Pokémon from Pokémon Red & Green (1996). Pokédex #007, Squirtle evolves into Wartortle (level 16) and then Blastoise (level 36) — the powerful turtle Pokémon with water cannons emerging from its shell. Squirtle's design is inspired by real turtles, with a brown shell, light blue skin, and a curled squirrel-like tail. The Squirtle Squad from the anime gave this Pokémon a memorable personality as a sunglasses-wearing rebel with a heart of gold.

Design Notes: 12×14 Pixel Composition

This 12×14 grid (168 beads) uses 6 colors to capture Squirtle's distinctive look: light blue skin, brown shell, white belly, and black eyes. The round head and dome-shaped shell are the two most important silhouette elements — they should be smooth and proportional. The tail curls to one side, adding asymmetry that breaks the otherwise symmetrical design. The 6-color palette requires careful color sorting before starting.

FAQ

Is Squirtle a good beginner Pokémon pattern?
It's a solid medium-difficulty choice. If you're new to Pokémon patterns, start with the Poké Ball (easy), then try Squirtle or Charmander.
What colors do I need for Squirtle?
You need light blue, brown, white, black, and touches of red and yellow for details. A standard mixed bead pack should have all 6 colors.