57×29 perler bead patterns

Twice as wide as it is high, which suits a whole category of subjects that get cramped on a square: a landscape, a train, a row of houses, a name, a banner across a door. On a square board those either lose their ends or shrink to nothing in the middle.

It is also two standard boards' worth of beads in one piece, so it sits between the square and the large board for effort — about an evening and a half, and around 1,650 beads if you fill it edge to edge.

If you do not own one, two square 29×29 boards butted together give you the same working area at 58×29. The one-bead difference matters only if you have drawn the design to the exact pixel, which is why the patterns below are all 29 high or less.