1200-Piece Perler Beads Biggie Beads Fuse Bead Activity Kit for Kids Crafts - Ultimate Crafting Fun! Review

I've wanted to make fuse beads for a long time but I have a 4 year old who I knew wouldn't take a refusal if I had beads in my house! :DI bought them on someone's recommendation and I love it! They are big enough to be picked up easily. I would recommend that you be careful how long you iron them because we warped one of the boards to melt them enough. Another trick is to create your own design, then tape it on with masking tape, peel off the design, turn it over and iron it with a different…

I grew up wearing fuse beads and was thrilled when another mom recommended them for my 2 year old. They are larger than regular fuse beads but are very suitable for younger children who are not quite ready for the tiny original fuse beads. Their advantages are as follows: large size for younger children; You will get lots of beads and a good container to keep them. good variety of colors other fine motor skills for kids - they kept my little one entertained for hours (which is priceless). If…

These beads are awesome but they do NOT come with the board. I originally bought these because I thought my 4 year old would love them. Since my 6 and 8 year olds prefer these beads to the original Perler Bucket O' Beads Fun Fusion Fuse Bead Kit-Sea Life beads despite their love of sea creatures, I also bought this board of pretty Perler Fused patterns. Stencil Set, Tray Biggie Bead 'n Cards. The patterns are really good and made it a little easier for my 4 year old to 'create'. These Clear…

I used regular Fuse Beads and Aquabeads. I love these products and it's true with them. I think all products are equally good and have their pros and cons. Advantages. I think the greatest strength of these products is that they are not that difficult to work with. They are larger, making them easier for children to work with and place with their hands. Also, because of their size and the large breadboards you use with them, they aren't as easily knocked over. They're also of good quality…

I saw a video about making enamel dots. That fascinated me. I love making jewelry. I have never bought or used fuse beads. I asked a friend if she could give me a 6 so I could do a test before spending dollars on a tub. I didn't know pearls were so small. There are at least 25 different colors. I did my test, looked for the best price, ordered it from Revain. I don't plan on making any shapes, I just want to make lots of dots. There are up to 11,000 pearls that I will never use up in my life…