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4 Jul 2016
May be completed with PYSSLA bead shape set of 4. When your design is ready, cover the beads with baking paper and iron over them with an iron set to medium warm/hot for a few seconds, so that the beads melt together. Let the bead shape cool after ironing. Place it on a flat surface, so it does not bend.
is the Multicolored Pyssla Melting Beads. The product is geared towardhelping young children develop hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills (See Reference 1). Although the product itself does not come with complete instructions and guidelines for use, usually these multicolored beads, also known as Perler beads
19 Jul 2013 Make sure you place a sheet of baking paper on top of your design so it doesn't melt onto the iron. That would be very bad. When the plastic looks like it is fused together, take it of the pegboard and iron the other side, but make sure there is baking paper between the iron and your design.
25 May 2012
Hama #Beads / #Ikea #Pyssla creations! :) | See more ideas about Hama beads, Hama bead and Pearler bead patterns.
8 Mar 2013
There are other ways of heating your beads, but the safest, most reliable way is to follow the instructions. To offer an example of an alternative, you might create a perler bead bowl by putting a single layer of beads into an oven safe glass bowl so the beads to take its shape, preheating your oven to 350°, and baking the
15 Dec 2011 But my kids seem happy to just make designs then pour them back into the jar. If you're after beads like these, we have the huge jar from Ikea and a set of plastic trays to build them on. For instructions on ironing Pyssla beads, these ones at eHow.com are easy to follow.
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