As an Amazon Associate, we earn a small commission from qualifying purchases — at no extra cost to you.
Turn your ordinary clothes and bags into masterpieces with these beaded embroidery animal patterns that are so easy to try at home!
Stop doomscrolling this weekend and make something artsy, like these beaded embroidery animal patterns, and add some style to your day-to-day life!
Beaded Embroidery Animal Patterns To Try
This post contains affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases, which support our website. You can check out our Amazon storefront here for all kinds of essentials you’ll need.
1. Hand Beaded Tiger Embroidery

Let’s begin with the absolute dapper jacket! Make that tiger patch using seed beads on a sturdy fabric before you sew it onto the denim.
Pick stiff felt fabric or specialized embroidery backing, size 10 or 12 beading needle, and a strong, non-stretch nylon thread for the same.
2. Ethnic Beaded Elephant Patch
If you love bohemian accessories, then this beaded pouch will interest you! Instead of weaving the beads together with a loom, stitch them directly on a stiff fabric backing and then attach the completed patch to a leather pouch.
Pro Tip: If you’re using a nylon thread, then rub it against a block of beeswax before sewing to prevent the thread from getting tangled or frayed!
3. Beaded Teddy Bear Rings
What a beautiful set of beaded teddy bear rings! Craft them using a flat bead-weaving technique, such as a brick stitch or peyote stitch, which will align seed beads into structured and flat animal shapes.
Pick Miyuki Delica beads in size 11/0 and a strong nylon thread for its construction.
4. Beaded Embroidery Animal Patterns
This multicolored and multi-patterned cat can turn an ordinary object into a piece of art! Use it on home furnishings, clothing, bags, and so much more. You can pick this ready-made kit or pick similar-looking stones and beads to recreate this patch.
5. Beaded Horse Brooch
Seed bead embroidery artist Diana Harrison of The Lone Beader has come up with this gorgeous design. You can make your own rendition of this pattern using tiny glass seed beads!
Use a backstitch technique or a couching stitch to align the rows of beads neatly, followed by muscle lines and contours of the horse’s body.
6. DIY Beaded Embroidery Sea Turtle
A beautiful mix of ocean shells and miniature mollusks with beads, this sea turtle is a great addition to your accessory box. Use this patch to style your oversized shirts, jackets, or tote bags!
How about checking some beaded summer tote bags?
7. Cute Beaded Tiger
Gather some essentials like heavy canvas, fusible interfacing, size 10/0 or 11/0 Czech glass seed beads, size 10 or 12 beading needle, nylon-bonded thread, and a wooden embroidery hoop to recreate this beauty! Use the half-cross stitch to ensure that your beads sit uniformly at a clean 45-degree angle.
Pro Tip: Sort your glass beads on a piece of sticky bead mat, velvet fabric, or a small muffin tin.
8. DIY Beaded Embroidery Animal Patterns
One look at this one and you’ll be floored! Start by tracing the outline of the face and use black seed beads to make the most prominent features, followed by the rest.
Pro Tip: Use the backstitch technique for strong outlines.






