I just ordered something from Etsy yesterday. And today I checked the estimate date for the delivery and it says December 5-21. Are we serious now? I’ve bought from this seller for months now and the estimate delivery and the actual delivery itself is a week or less than a week. Is this an error?
I just handmade this perler art piece and I’m selling it, but I’m not sure what price I should put it as. I put it to $25, but should I lower it? I know people on Vinted and Depop are kind of stingy and would give me very low offers. I spent over 3 hours making it so I don’t know if it’s worth $25. What do you guys think?
I have a 2 jobs and have been selling hand-made perler bead magnets/keychains to save enough money for a car. I sell on Vinted and Depop, but it hasn’t really been successful since I only made 4 sales on it. What other apps or online websites can I sell it on other than Depop, Vinted, EBay, or Facebook Marketplace. I’m trying Etsy and Shopify right now
Is there anyway to get ArtKal beads faster? It takes over 2 weeks to get delivered to me since I live in the US. There’s very limited colors on Amazon, and I don’t really want to get any other brands other than ArtKal.
I just started my small business on Vinted and Depop selling hand-made perler bead magnets and I don’t know if the price is reasonable. I usually make the price $4-$8 based on the size. I want to know your guys opinion. Should I keep it the same or increase or decrease the price. Because I know there’s going to be very stingy with it and want a cheaper price if I want them to buy it
After my first ever perler bead art being sold, I decided to raise my price as some people have suggested. Is this a reasonable price since it’s handmade? Or should lower it? I also made a 10% discounts on them for 48 hours. I don’t know if it’s reasonable that people would actually buy them. What are your thoughts?
Does anyone know what temperature I should put my Circut Easy Press 3 to to still have holes on both sides of my perler bead art? I tried 140 and 135°C but it melts completely where I iron it and has holes on the back still. I want both sides to have holes that aren’t covered like this example
From a few people who gave me some recommendations, I finally updated my Depop. How does it look? It has the measurements and text. Because I really want this business to work since I spent hours on these
I’ve started a business a few days ago by selling perler bead art on Depop and Vinted, but everyone seems to like it or put it in their carts and not buy it. I’m kind of losing hope.
I really love making things with perler beads. But I want your guys opinion on if it’s worth it for selling perler art? I’ve been wanting to do this for a while, but don’t know where to start nor if it’s going to sell good. I’m a little skeptical.
So I bought perler beads from this business on Etsy and when I used them, it had gray patches everywhere after ironing. Not sure what it is since I made sure to take out all the dust on my ironing paper and heating mat. The business says it's from ArtKal but comes in its individual bag.
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This is for all the people who use the Circut EasyPress 3 (shown above) or Circuit EasyPress 2 (SE). How much degrees do you put the temperature to snd how many seconds? And also, his many sessions do you guys normally do to make all the holes disappear and iron it evenly without dents?
If you guys use any of the heat press irons shown above, what temperature and time do you put it to? I want my perler beads to fully cover the holes and not dent
Someone recommended me this iron (as shown above) for my perler bead patterns since a lot of my perler patterns have dents on them when I’ve been using the Cricut EasyPress Mini Heat Press. If someone is using the iron that’s shown below, what temperature do you put it to to not leave dents and melt all the beads to close all the holes completely?
I’ve have been using these thick fiberglass ironing sheets (as shown below) to iron my perler bead patterns. But every time I iron it for about 15 seconds, the iron sheet warps and leaves a dent on my perler bead patterns. What ironing sheet do you guys recommend or use that doesn’t cause denting on the perler bead patterns? (an example of my perler bead pattern after ironing is shown below).
I’ve been making perler patterns but every time I iron it with Thick Texture Fuse Bead Iron Paper, it always leave dents since the ironing paper warps up when I iron it. What ironing sheet do you guys use and recommend to stop the perler patterns from denting while ironing?
I just got into the hobby of making perler beads patterns, but I’m not sure which iron works better. I have the mini Ho Noson crafting iron, but it doesn’t work good at all. It still leaves holes in my perler bead pattern after I have ironed it for 5 minutes in a circular motion. What mini crafting irons do you guys recommend that works best?