





CRAYON BOX! Crayons TBD.
No glue needed which I'm really happy about.
If you dont have the lid on, it's great for real markers/pencils.
i accidentally taped part of the lid before taking a picture but both those sides are the same.
You could probably make the lid with some kind of hinge and avoid the awkward sides all together but I'm not that talented yet.
This one is with special thanks to my boyfriend for figuring out how to make the chevrons go up the side of the box correctly. He also helped with designing the back.
I learned a ton about making a 3D piece with this one. I tried making a 3D animal once before and it was horrible and had to be cut and glued into working.
EDIT: it fits 10 crayons https://imgur.com/a/GT3n0LJ
富士山
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ran out of the sky color so I made another gradient and eased it into a darker color lol, glad it worked out.
just got into perler beads about a month ago and this is what i’ve made :)
Hi there! I just recently got into Perler Beads and love the full melt look. I don't like any holes on my design. I used to have a standard iron and no matter how long I iron it and go put pressure there were still holes.
So I bought a Cricut Easypress. What should be the temp setting and how long for full melt? I do tape method so do I melt the side with the tape first? How long? Then how long for the other side? Or do you guys not melt the other side at all?
I just do small designs right now (totally fits inside the Cricut area) and I use the 2.6mm beads.
Any other tips to get a smooth full melt would be appreciated. Thank you so much!
Been seeing those perler bead projectors all over Rednote but with a lot of reviews that theyre either loud, hot or have flickering + they don’t have the matching outlet plug.
After some research I found a website that let’s me project directly onto my board. 10/10 recommend!
So I want to make this 3D rainbowdash perler bead thingy (attached image) for a friend who likes mlp, but I’ve never done a 3D perler bead before, is there anything I need to do for it differently? Like modge podge or hot glue or something like that with the beads being kinda fragile. Please and thank you for any help!!
Hi! i am looking for good place to buy good quality beads, i am just a beginner and i really want to start this hobby because i wanna have a good creative outlook haha
made this sprite before bed and it was so relaxing to do while listening to random ass geographical facts about the globe. attached a video for the glitter side before in the comments. 🫀
Not talking about all the colors, and specifically the mini beads! This mostly appears to be affecting bags with more than 2000.
Been going through 10-20.000 beads a day lately and I notice some of the artkal beads are just such terrible quality, being completely different height sizes, too thick, uneven cuts with plastic leftovers etc. Not just talking 1 in 20 but 1 in 2 are completely messed up. These are all bigger bags from 4 different artkal suppliers, so it’s definitely not a seller issue. Especially some I have to physically press down because they’re just too thick for any board or refuse to sit straight, no matter if new or old, artkal or china board.
C2 Black + C69 Mineshaft + CE Colors = those are usually the worst
Else some of the C shades, the M ones mostly seem to have issues with thickness.
I did it!!! I was so nervous it was gonna be messed up but it’s actually pretty good! Should I have melted it down more? Setting on my iron was the 2 ••. No steam or water or whatever. Not sure if it was too low but Google said 10-20 seconds on medium and it definitely took longer than that. Open to suggestions and what I could do differently next time if anything 🥰
Im pretty sure its a strawberry cow but idk. A kid gave it to me 🥰🥰🥰.