This pattern uses 205 pastel blue, 160 white, 37 bright green, 25 red, 168 brown, 16 cotton candy, and 10 light brown beads.

I’ve got all the characters, symbols, house crests, and tons of other patterns you’re going to love. Harry Potter fans are going to go crazy for these projects. Perler beads are recommended ...

If you have a few thousand or so lying around your house, try one of these creative crafts with the kids. Choose 4 different colors of Perler beads. Arrange them in a V pattern on the pegboard.

Use the photo below to recreate the pattern on your pegboard. For the tulip, you will need pink and green perler beads. However, you could make the tulip whatever colour you want so feel free to ...

The most common examples of Perler art you’ll find online are recreations of 16-bit video game pixel art, and it can take hours to lay out all the colored beads into the appropriate pattern by hand.