Review on 25,000 Pcs Fuse Beads Kit By INSCRAFT - 26 Colors 5MM Including 127 Patterns & 4 Pegboards + Ironing Paper & Tweezers by Eric Timbeross

This is a great starter kit for anyone interested in fuse beads. It's slightly more expensive than the big mixed tubs you can buy, but that's more than made up for in the time and energy you save by not needing to sort the colors.The container is flimsy, but functional. If you don't try to carry it by the handle it should hold up just fine. The dividers don't fit together perfectly, but it's not bad enough to be a nuisance imo.Two of the four square boards arrived with a couple missing pegs on the very edges, but that can easily be worked around if needed. The two boards I have used so far warped a little bit after using them only a couple times, but I think that may be avoidable if you place a heavy book on top of it immediately after ironing, though I don't know if that would prevent it for sure.The beads melt really nicely. I would have liked a slightly different assortment of colors (a standard orange, a light brown, a light yellow, etc), but what it came with will be easy enough to add to as needed.The extra items and stack of patterns that come with this are a nice touch. I don't know that I'll use anything aside from the keychains, but there's a good assortment of things to choose from and they're definitely a nice addition for kiddos.The items in the picture are the first couple things I made with this kit, and I'm very happy with the results thus far. It's been fun to experiment with different ironing techniques and playing with making two versus three dimensional items.I would recommend this kit for anyone just starting out with fuse beads, or for kids. Just make sure you put the container together the right way, and use a heavy book after ironing and you should be good.