Perler Midi color reference

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Screen reference: digital colors help with identification and matching, but physical thread or beads can vary with material, lighting, finish, and production batch.

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Code	Name	HEX	Shade family
80-15179	Evergreen	`#305545`	Greens
80-15181	Light Grey	`#B3BAB8`	Neutrals
80-15182	Lavender	`#AF9FCE`	Purples
80-15199	Shamrock	`#008F53`	Greens
80-15200	Cobalt	`#0065B1`	Blues
80-15201	Midnight	`#2F3C55`	Blues
80-15202	Robin's Egg	`#A9CDD5`	Blues
80-15203	Flamingo	`#F2AFB7`	Pinks
80-15204	Salmon	`#E1747A`	Pinks
80-15205	Fawn	`#C9A385`	Oranges
80-15206	Pewter	`#94A19D`	Neutrals
80-15207	Charcoal	`#4F595A`	Neutrals
80-15208	Toasted Marshmallow	`#DEDACE`	Neutrals
80-15210	Orchid	`#B1628E`	Pinks
80-15211	Tomato	`#D14337`	Reds
80-15213	Apricot	`#F5A168`	Oranges
80-15214	Sherbet	`#D8E47C`	Yellows
80-15215	Mist	`#93B0BD`	Blues
80-15216	Sky	`#4AC0D8`	Blues
80-15217	Lagoon	`#00A4AC`	Blues
80-15218	Teal	`#047F8A`	Blues
80-15219	Fern	`#7F971A`	Greens
80-15220	Olive	`#696E31`	Browns
80-15240	Mint	`#B3EED5`	Greens
80-15241	Sour Apple	`#A3DE6F`	Greens
80-15242	Cotton Candy	`#F479B0`	Pinks
80-15243	Grape	`#503B9C`	Blues
80-15244	Rose	`#D25D72`	Reds
80-15245	Iris	`#4E56A3`	Blues
80-15246	Tangerine	`#FD5918`	Oranges
80-15247	Forest	`#005D57`	Blues
80-15248	Eggplant	`#6F3255`	Pinks
80-15249	Honey	`#DA8C2C`	Oranges
80-15250	Gingerbread	`#7E5446`	Browns
80-15251	Thistle	`#8C8CA7`	Blues
80-15252	Slate Blue	`#5E6D7B`	Blues
80-15253	Denim	`#4C6388`	Blues
80-15254	Sage	`#9AA98E`	Greens
80-15255	Orange Cream	`#EFB79B`	Oranges
80-15256	Fruit Punch	`#CA3B65`	Reds
80-15257	Fuchsia	`#CB59B9`	Pinks
80-15258	Mulberry	`#714875`	Purples
80-15260	Stone	`#988C8C`	Neutrals
80-15261	Dark Spruce	`#14313B`	Blues
80-15262	Cocoa	`#392928`	Neutrals
80-15265	Twilight Plum	`#C685B1`	Pinks
80-15266	Caribbean Sea	`#6CC8AD`	Greens
80-15267	Frosted Lilac	`#CDB7C3`	Pinks
80-15272	Coral	`#FF9A8B`	Pinks
80-15273	Brick	`#FC9574`	Oranges
80-15274	Rich Butter	`#F6CA69`	Oranges
80-15275	Peacock	`#0090AC`	Blues
80-15276	Carnation	`#F8C7C9`	Pinks
80-15961	Cherry	`#9D2B3A`	Reds
80-19001	White	`#EAEFEE`	Neutrals
80-19002	Creme	`#E1E2BB`	Yellows
80-19003	Yellow	`#E7CE3E`	Yellows
80-19004	Orange	`#EB7B31`	Oranges
80-19005	Red	`#B0353C`	Reds
80-19006	Bubblegum	`#D8729A`	Reds
80-19007	Purple	`#684B86`	Purples
80-19008	Dark Blue	`#0E5092`	Blues
80-19009	Light Blue	`#278CC9`	Blues
80-19010	Dark Green	`#007B4E`	Greens
80-19011	Light Green	`#18C7B1`	Blues
80-19012	Brown	`#674C44`	Browns
80-19017	Gray	`#909497`	Neutrals
80-19018	Black	`#323234`	Neutrals
80-19020	Rust	`#995043`	Reds
80-19021	Light Brown	`#936848`	Browns
80-19033	Peach	`#E9BFB9`	Pinks
80-19035	Tan	`#C5AC90`	Oranges
80-19038	Magenta	`#E04284`	Reds
80-19052	Pastel Blue	`#4A9CCF`	Blues
80-19053	Pastel Green	`#6DCC94`	Greens
80-19054	Pastel Lavender	`#937FBF`	Purples
80-19056	Pastel Yellow	`#E9E290`	Yellows
80-19057	Cheddar	`#FBB146`	Oranges
80-19058	Toothpaste	`#96D1D4`	Blues
80-19059	Hot Coral	`#DD595B`	Reds
80-19060	Plum	`#A75D9D`	Pinks
80-19061	Kiwi Lime	`#69B845`	Greens
80-19062	Turquoise	`#0098C5`	Blues
80-19063	Blush	`#F99297`	Pinks
80-19079	Light Pink	`#E1BCCE`	Pinks
80-19080	Bright Green	`#4DAB64`	Greens
80-19083	Pink	`#D45496`	Pinks
80-19088	Raspberry	`#983864`	Reds
80-19090	Butterscotch	`#DA9964`	Oranges
80-19091	Parrot Green	`#009188`	Blues
80-19092	Dark Grey	`#585C61`	Neutrals
80-19093	Blueberry Cream	`#85A8E3`	Blues
80-19096	Cranapple	`#843947`	Reds
80-19097	Prickly Pear	`#BBC938`	Yellows
80-19098	Sand	`#E5BE9E`	Oranges

Using the chart

Read color data with real materials in mind.

Codes are the reliable purchasing reference; screen color is an informed preview.

Use codes to organize inventory

Names can be similar, abbreviated, or updated. Product codes make labels and shopping lists easier to reconcile with the generated pattern.

Screen color cannot show finish

Opaque, translucent, neon, pastel, and specialty beads interact with light differently. Use the swatch for orientation and the physical bead for the final decision.

Check important transitions together

Portraits and gradients depend on relationships between neighboring colors. Lay candidate beads side by side before committing to a large quantity.

Color questions

Before you match
or purchase.

Are these Perler color codes the numbers on bead bags?

The chart uses product-style Perler codes and names intended to help identify and organize colors. Packaging can vary by market and year.

Why does a bead look different from its screen swatch?

Plastic finish, ambient light, monitor calibration, translucency, and manufacturing batch all affect the physical appearance.

Does the chart include glitter and glow effects?

Special finishes may be listed by identity, but a solid HEX square cannot reproduce sparkle, transparency, striped material, or glow.

Can I substitute a Hama or Artkal shade?

You can compare visually, but there is no guaranteed one-to-one match and melt behavior may differ. Test mixed-brand fusing first.

How are colors chosen in the Perler pattern maker?

PixelSkein compares image cells and palette colors in CIELAB using ΔE distance, then applies the color limit and optional confetti cleanup.

Which colors should I verify physically before buying?

Check skin tones, subtle neutrals, large flat backgrounds, and any two shades that need clear separation in the finished piece.