Get over 50 patterns for Harry Potter perler beads ... 6 red, and 6 yellow beads. Want more square ideas? Here are some favorite symbols and scenes from the series. These patterns use 349 beads ...

My kids are practically pros at making homemade greeting cards already, so we're slowly branching out into more homemade gift ideas ... perler beads wide by 16 perler beads high. They wanted to ...

[Jon Wilson] sent in an awesome bead pattern generator that takes those color images of video game sprites – and just about any other picture – and translates them into Perler bead patterns.

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 ...

Choose 4 different colors of Perler beads. Arrange them in a V pattern on the pegboard. Heat up your iron. Put a piece of Perler bead ironing paper over the beads, then iron over the beads until ...

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.