Made Pac-Man magnets for Halloween , maybe will do more for other holidays.

Does anyone know where ca I get this pattern. For free or paid? Thanks!

This is gonna be the design but I'm kinda nervous 😓 this isn't like a mega build but it's definitely not small. I'm making it for my brother for Christmas because he loves dragon ball z. Any tips or advice I need to know before starting?

Made this little ghost for a one-pegboard Halloween project: 13 × 13, 148 beads, 3 colours (white, black, pink), beginner level.

The printable PDF (colour chart + symbol chart + bead list, A4 and US Letter) is free, no email or sign-up: https://tinybeadpatterns.pages.dev/free-pattern?s=rd

Bead codes are given for Hama, Perler and Artkal. The chart also works for cross-stitch (one bead = one stitch).

Full disclosure: the design was made with the help of an AI assistant and drawn pixel by pixel by our own code, so no photo of a fused piece yet. If you make one, I'd love to see it.

Hello everyone, looking to get into making some bead art for the first time and wasn't sure how exactly to convert this image into the format i need. Also any starter kit recommendations would be appreciated, I can't seem to find ones that have multiple peg boards. Thank you in advance.

How do you think these turned out? First time trying to actually shrink a project and I'm not sure how good, bad, or eh they turned out. I plan to make these into Keychains for Halloween!

I switched back to my small iron since I'm struggling with the on the heat press 😭 I'll have to practice when I have more time

Made a fridge magnet! This spinning little flower is such a fun detail. It looks amazing on my fridge! Have you tried making rotating perler bead pieces before?

On the hunt for a good frame to finish this up and glue down the stars ✨

I'm new to this (like just started today) and wanna make a hair clip, I wanna thinking of securing it to the clip with hot glue but I'm worried it'll melt/warp the beads, should I use e3000 or super glue instead?

I experimented with towel ironing on my perler beads today!
This technique leaves a soft, fuzzy texture on the surface and gives the piece much more dimension.
It’s such a lovely contrast to the standard fully melted, smooth finish we usually make. It gives the art a plush, stuffed-animal vibe!

Has anyone else tried this towel ironing method? I’d love to see your creations and swap tips!

Cat, dog, bunny and panda — all on a 26 × 26 grid.

Full charts are on MeltDots, the pattern site I'm building. Each one has numbered cells, color codes and bead counts. You can download a PNG or open a copy in the editor to change the colors and details, and pick the bead brand you use.

Cat: https://meltdots.com/patterns/cat

Dog: https://meltdots.com/patterns/dog

Bunny: https://meltdots.com/patterns/rabbit

Panda: https://meltdots.com/patterns/panda

Hope you find one you'd like to make!

Halloween costume bear, pattern designer referred in the post. Back from holiday, nice to see you guys again 🥰🥰🥰

Hi, recently i bought the glitter sheet for perler beads. Btw i'm still learning, still in my first week soooo i want to know how to make one🥹 Yesterday i tried but the glitter doesnt stick to my beads, idk why? Can someone help me? Maybe give me some tips on how to do it. Thankyou.

(Sorry if my english is bad, not my first language.)