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How to Make Minecraft Perler Bead Pattern Kid Crafts

     How to Make Minecraft Perler Bead Pattern Kid Crafts Learn how to make Minecraft Perler Bead art, perfect for keychains, ornaments, hanging on a garland or giving as handmade gifts. Minecraft is an iconic pixelated game that has spanned multiple generations. My kids loved making Perler bead Minecraft characters and I bet your kids will too! This post is updated from its original 2014 post. MINECRAFT PERLER BEAD PATTERNS: Here's a simple pattern for the Enchanted Netherite Sword on Minecraft. You can alter the colors to create a diamond sword or the regular sword made from wood, gold, stone, iron, diamond and netherite. Print it out or save it off to use as a reference as you are placing your Perler beads on the board. Supplies Needed for Minecraft Perler Bead Crafts: affiliate links Perler Beads (Hama beads, fuse beads or Melty beads are the same thing) Black Perler Beads (You'll need lots of black beads) White Perler Beads (Again, you'll want lots of ...

8 Bit Geekery Perler Bead Wreath DIY

8 Bit Geekery Perler Bead Wreath DIY I love perler, melty or hama beads.  They are so much fun to use and melt.  They just scream 8 bit with their pixel like image.  I thought I would take advantage of that and make a Geek inspired wreath.  Or make a fabulous Christmas wreath. You will need: Giant perler bead board Green perler beads Colorful perler bead iron/parchment paper Build the wreath on the big board, it's a little tedious but the size is awesome and impressive! Making a hexagon shape first with the green beads for an even outline. Then fill in.  The 1000 green beads were not quite enough, so we mixed other shades of green. Once the board is full, get the parchment paper that came with the board...or get a piece of parchment to fit. Iron on medium/high until the beads melt down slightly.  Then flip it over on the table and place another piece of parchment on top and iron the other side until melted together slightly. Now ...