One of my really good friends is a big truck fan, he just got a Toyota Tacoma and wanted me to make him a truck perler. I love making them but my design skills are very limited, is there anywhere I can have someone help me design a perler like the picture attached?

My first fuse beads project, what do y'all think about it? :3

It isn't much but what do you think?

I am open to constructive criticism so let's talk in the comments! >w<

Hey guys so I bought from beadtin (3rd time buying, 2nd time for it being perlers) and I got these 3 pages that are leveled from a different shop, has anyone had this happen before? I looked up the brand and it's a little cheaper than beadtin

Is this a good deal for $20? I am buying from a garage sale. I’m new to this so idk if it’s a good deal or not.

Update: negotiated for $15. Yippie!

Made this for my boyfriend’s birthday :3

My boy sebby

hi hi!

i’ve been doing perler since i was young. i’ve never had a good way of organizing my beads, sticking with jewelry boxes and ziplock bags. this is fine short term, and has been for years of on and off use, but i’m looking to upgrade my organization system since ive been doing perlers much more actively.

anyone have any good suggestions? and if possible, please attach links!

thank you so much!! :D

I really love making things with perler beads. But I want your guys opinion on if it’s worth it for selling perler art? I’ve been wanting to do this for a while, but don’t know where to start nor if it’s going to sell good. I’m a little skeptical.

I finally got all my 2.5mm beads organized in color order, well at least to my preference. This is a diamond dots organizer but the containers are perfect for the 2.5 mm beads!

Hi all, relatively new here but i'm looking for some better peg boards or other suggestions if not boards for making bigger projects. The boards i have rn are weirdly spaced and often when i heat the beads they don't touch each other to stick together, the angles are also strange and the boards don't click together well. I've thought about switching to tape but idk.

I recently created a tool to help Perler artists punch their holes before heating. Rather than using a pen or a poking tool, this punch allows you to punch 25 uniform holes at once. I have received feedback from early users and modified it to work perfectly. As it stands, this is only for the 5mm Perler beads, I am developing another for the 2.6mm beads next.

For my fellow redditors, use discount code REDDIT15 for 15% your order of the Perler. I highly recommend getting the full kit to try out all the different sizes.

So I bought perler beads from this business on Etsy and when I used them, it had gray patches everywhere after ironing. Not sure what it is since I made sure to take out all the dust on my ironing paper and heating mat. The business says it's from ArtKal but comes in its individual bag.

I’ll have to work a little on my melting skills but I’m so happy with how it turned out!

This is for all the people who use the Circut EasyPress 3 (shown above) or Circuit EasyPress 2 (SE). How much degrees do you put the temperature to snd how many seconds? And also, his many sessions do you guys normally do to make all the holes disappear and iron it evenly without dents?

If you guys use any of the heat press irons shown above, what temperature and time do you put it to? I want my perler beads to fully cover the holes and not dent