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perler bead over and under melting

loveebitess 11/18/2021 06:01 am 965

okay so ive noticed i like to over melt my beads. i think it looks better. i was wondering if anyone thinks the same. also i found out the hard way the glitter ones i have like dissolve after awhile. but idk give me your opinions lol

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loveebitess
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Nov 18, 2021 4:06 pm

@jUggal0_pUppY: i cant think of any other word to describe it. but the middle of each glitter bead melted away, but it kinda looks like a bubble in the middle. and in the back side the glitter started to spread. maybe boiled is a better word????

crazycookiemp3
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Nov 18, 2021 7:26 am

omg same this ena perler i made got melted to the towel after i removed it from the pegboard, and one side is kinda more flat than the other. I might start using hama beads to make sure that doesn't happen.

max_schak0sky
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Nov 18, 2021 7:01 am

i melt them a lot but not enough to close the holes but thats just what goes through my brainz

twilightmewmew
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Nov 18, 2021 6:54 am

i looove the over ironed look, like to the point they get flat with no holes

Shaggy2_Dogg
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Nov 18, 2021 6:17 am

wait-

Wdym the glitter ones dissolve?/gen

But to answer the question, personally I try to evenly iron both sides of my perler but leave the holes open so i can put them on things, so almost over ironed but not quite there(?)

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