Perler beads earrings

You can make fun and unique novelty earrings with the help of a variety of beads. Some of these include skulls, hearts, and flowers. It is necessary to heat Perler beads to create a strong bond between the plastic pieces. This will allow the beads to stick firmly.

Step 1: Gather tools and materials needed: 2 fused bead designs, tweezers, blank earring hooks, 8-12 mm in size open jump rings, and jewelry pliers.

Step 2: To partially open a jump ring, you will need to use jewelry pliers and a pair of tweezers. These are designed to pull the metal circle apart so that it can be opened or closed. You may pull the other side of the ring simultaneously with the help of the tweezers.

Step 3: Insert the half-opened jump ring into the blank earring hook's bottom hole. So that the earring hangs properly and appropriately while worn, you'll need a hole at the top, preferably in the center of the design.

If the hole in the fused bead pattern has become too small since it was ironed, it needs to be opened up or expanded. This can be accomplished by inserting something with a very small point into the hole and widening it to allow the jump ring to pass through.

Step 4: Using the pliers, finish attaching the pattern to the blank earring hook by closing the jump ring. You may need to twist the earring hook's ends.

Butterfly PeRler Beads Pant Chain

PROCESS OF MAKING Butterfly PeRler Beads Pant Chain

I started to make Perler beads at the age of nine. All the designs created were collected online from multiple sources. Perler Beads, aka Hama beads, Nabbi beads are made from food-grade plastic fusible beads called low-density polyethylene. They don't contain harmful chemicals. The beads are arranged on pegboards to form patterns and then fused with heat using an iron. Perler beads is an enjoyable and affordable, simple art that sparks creativity. It can also help kids improve hand-eye coordination capabilities, and learn color styles, and basic counting. Perler beads come in solid colors, translucent colors, glitter, and glow-in-the-dark options.

You can also watch and learn how I made some of my art by watching the Speedpaint videos and more on my Youtube channel. You can also let me know if you need to commission an artwork.