Perler 22731 Beads Ironing Paper_22731 Review

Supplied folded to leave 6" of space before the crease. Creases will definitely leave creases in the work! Also my project stuck to this paper and the paper stuck to the iron and ruined my project. Never before and I'm an advanced user. Never again.

My original ironing paper was worn out and I needed new paper. If you can find it in the store that's great, but for some reason I couldn't. So I ordered this and it works great with my beads. Great price for the paper I needed without having to go to the store to find it.

This is the paper needed to iron melted beads. When we ran out of the original parts that came with the beads I tried wax paper and parchment paper but both stuck terribly to the projects. I don't know how this paper is different, but this is what you need. That works great.

I bought these not knowing that ironing paper comes with every bead jar and board. Ouch! However, I don't really like this folded paper. No matter how many times you iron it to smooth it out, creases will remain in your product at the creases. And if you're ironing a big project, you'll need to smooth out the folded paper first, or the bumps will move your beads. I ended up going to the hobby lobby and bought a roll of Perler brand ironing paper and it seems to work MUCH better than folded…

I am very impressed with the quality of the Perler Fun Fusion iron-on paper. I've used a few other brands that I haven't used much. We have used the same pair of parts many times and continue to use them to this day. This 6 pack will last us a long time. My son and preschoolers love fuse beads and I have to admit that I love them because kids spend a lot of time playing with them. Excellent hand-eye coordination. I will never buy any other brand of ironing paper as long as I can buy this brand.

First of all, if you don't create tons of designs, you don't need to buy this. Perler is really good at building this paper into every bucket, set, and pegboard you buy. The only things it doesn't include are packs of 1000 pieces. And while they're being generous with that, I still folded and wrapped tons because I prefer to use parchment paper instead. This paper is great for protecting beads from a hot iron, but it can wrinkle your work. I take a sheet of parchment, iron it evenly so it…