Perlentiere Natürlich Schön

By Torsten Becker, published in 2006

Available on Amazon

I believe this is Becker's first beading book, and I think that shows in some of the animals. I'm not saying that some patterns are poor, but the animals in his latest book (from 2008) are a bit more developed, and in general more exotic and unusual.

The patterns are collected in a removable booklet stapled in the middle of the book, and all the patterns are colored.

My favorite pattern is the cobra:

Perlenfiguren zu Weihnachten

"Beaded figures for Christmas"

By Torsten Becker, published in 2008

Available on Amazon

The patterns are collected in a removable booklet stapled in the middle of the book, and all the patterns are colored. 

Torsten Becker's figures often have a different expression than those by Ingrid Moras, because he sometimes uses hair/yarn/fur to embellish them.

My favorite patterns are the wise men and their camel:

Neue Perlentiere

"New beaded animals"

By Torsten Becker, published in 2008

Available on Amazon

The patterns are collected in a removable booklet stapled in the middle of the book, and all the patterns are colored.

Torsten Becker's figures often have a different expression than those by Ingrid Moras, because he sometimes uses hair/yarn/fur to embellish them.

My favorite pattern is the family of meerkats: 

Fantasy-Perlentiere: Motive aus Mythologie und Fantasie

"Beaded fantasy animals"

By Torsten Becker, published in 2007

Available on Amazon

The patterns are collected in a removable booklet stapled in the middle of the book, and all the patterns are colored.

Torsten Becker's figures often have a different expression than those by Ingrid Moras, because he sometimes uses hair/yarn/fur to embellish them.

My favorite pattern is the phoenix: