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Reference difficulty uses dimensions, colors and bead count: Beginner up to 29×29, 12 colors and 600 beads; Intermediate up to 58×58, 24 colors and 2500 beads. Empty patterns are not assessed.

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Patterns 529–552 of 570

Mario and Yoshi
617

Mario and Yoshi are iconic Super Mario characters—Mario is the hero, and Yoshi is his friendly dinosaur companion who helps by carrying him, jumping higher, and using his tongue to grab enemies and items.

29 x 58
13 colors
617 beads
Reference difficulty: Intermediate
Minions
168

Minions are small, yellow, mischievous characters from the Despicable Me movies. They speak a playful, mixed-up language, love bananas, and work together in chaotic ways to help their boss—usually with hilarious results.

29 x 29
5 colors
168 beads
Reference difficulty: Beginner
Princess Peach
1132

Princess Peach is the kind-hearted ruler of the Mushroom Kingdom in the Super Mario series. She’s often the one Mario sets out to rescue, but she also appears as a playable character with her own unique abilities.

58 x 58
12 colors
1132 beads
Reference difficulty: Intermediate
The ? Block
244

The “? Block” is an iconic yellow block from the Super Mario games. When Mario hits it from below, it releases an item—often a coin or a power-up like a Mushroom, Fire Flower, or Star—then usually turns into an empty block.

29 x 29
5 colors
244 beads
Reference difficulty: Beginner
Big Mushroom
216

A Big Mushroom (also known as the Mega Mushroom) is a Mario power-up that temporarily turns Mario giant, letting him smash through enemies and blocks while becoming invincible. The effect usually lasts only a short time before he returns to normal size.

29 x 29
3 colors
216 beads
Reference difficulty: Beginner