Perler Deluxe Fused Bead Kit-Harry Potter Multi Coloured 80-54345

Product Information

I’ve got all the characters, symbols, house crests, and tons of other patterns you’re going to love. Some people pull the paper off after they iron the first side, but I just wait until the end and peel off both pieces. Then we showcase all your favorite Harry Potter characters and things from the books and the movies. If you are a couple or have a BFF you want to give a matching gift to, these Fred and George keychains are a great idea. Apart from her necklace of Butterbeer corks, two of her signature looks are her Spectrespecs and radish earrings.

Harry Potter Project – Hama Bead Patterns

If you want to check, carefully peel back paper around the edge of your design and see if all the beads are melted. Sometimes the edges need more time so when you check, just check the edges and peel paper back slowly. Crafter Isaletheia says she created this design for a client who requested for a Hedwig dropping off a letter to our dear Harry Potter. One of the strengths of the HP franchise is the vast array of unique objects and creatures that populate this world.

It’s great that we can see the progress of the project from the basic outline to the finished article. Perler beads are recommended for ages six and up, so this is a very fun craft to try with your littles. Colours required – Here is a full list of the colours you will require to make this large Harry Potter project and the part number of the individual coloured packs.

jellybaby14 - Pinterest

This winged key by Quirky Cat makes a nice addition if you ever decide to make the hanging charms in the Crafts section above. There are a ton of things you can do with Perler beads, and when you add the rich world of Harry Potter into the mix, you can come up with a lot of amazing and even jaw-dropping projects. If Hermione Granger is your favorite character from the HP franchise, then you’ll surely want this chibi version of the strong-hearted wizard by freebeadpattern.You can also watch him work on these patterns in fast motion via the embedded YouTube video found in the blog article. Still, as simple as these 2D designs are, anybody who’s a real fan will immediately recognize them even from a distance. This pattern uses 107 black, 101 orange, 28 spice, 61 toasted marshmallow, 4 pastel blue, 4 rose, 16 yellow, 19 red, 3 gingerbread, 40 dark gray, 12 white, and 24 light gray beads. If you want a really detailed rendering of Hagrid, the monster-loving giant, then you’ll want to check out this amazing Perler bead project.