DEAR PERLER PPLZ

gothles 6/15/2022 07:57 pm 1565

To those who make perlers: Where did you get your supplies/kits? I wanna start doing perlers but im not sure where 2 start

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Jun 25, 2022 6:48 pm

amazon and michaels

from michaels when i first started i got one of those kits with a pattern/beads and a large peg board.

from amazon i got a preorganized bead kit that also came with parchment paper, tweezers, smaller peg boards.

not necessary but also from amazon i got a mini iron

Jun 28, 2022 12:45 pm

Amazon, Michaels (any craft store really), and Beadtin are good places to look, all places sell the supplies you need. But if you are looking online, make sure you read what size you're buying. There have been times I've bought really small Perler beads by accident (thankfully the kit came with its own board and some tweezers).

Jun 28, 2022 3:51 pm

For mine, i got perler beads at micheals and walmart, for aquabeads I got them at 2nd and charles and micheals aswell


Jun 28, 2022 4:13 pm

I get all my perlers + boards from michaels, but I think any craft store could work, also Walmart

Jun 30, 2022 7:41 pm

I got most of mine on sale at Michael's and I used Michael's coupons on top of that. I bought tubs of 22,000 beads. I bought containers and bag clips and sandwich bags at the dollartree for storage.

I also order from Perler direct--when they're doing sales.

Fusebeadstore.com is someplace else I buy from.

I watch out for sales from Joann's, too.

I use midi sized beads--which is the standard size. That's 5mm. I use 29 x 29 pegboards. I initially bought a kit of (2) each of different shaped pegboards: square, heart, circle, hexagon. I recently bought a pack of two clear 29 x 29 square pegboards for about $5 at Michael's. Any tweezers work for me, but I got the green Perler pair, too.

I use parchment paper to iron--baking section of grocery store/market. ProTouch masking tape is my go-to tape, and I use a pushpin to punch holes in the tape before I iron.

I've been using my regular clothing iron, but, I just bought a little Tulip craft iron just for my Perler designs. I think I prefer my super hot iron, so far.