Perler or Hama beads are fun for crafting. These beads are usually arranged on a pegboard before being ironed to bond them together. It's the sort of project ideally suited for children - with adult supervision since it involves a hot appliance. But for adults? Not so much.
I completely changed my mind when I saw what Hannah of Story by Modcloth did. She first drew and colored in a fabulous design and then went on to make the focal with perler beads. Adding jump rings - she actually used eye pins - and the chain afterwards is easy.
She got the idea after stumbling upon the amazing perler bead work of Shanghai-based designer Sabine Ducasse. It is a shoulder-collar-necklace-belt creation.
Before You Go:
Original Post by THE BEADING GEM
Jewelry Making Tips - Jewelry Business Tips
I completely changed my mind when I saw what Hannah of Story by Modcloth did. She first drew and colored in a fabulous design and then went on to make the focal with perler beads. Adding jump rings - she actually used eye pins - and the chain afterwards is easy.
She got the idea after stumbling upon the amazing perler bead work of Shanghai-based designer Sabine Ducasse. It is a shoulder-collar-necklace-belt creation.
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Original Post by THE BEADING GEM
Jewelry Making Tips - Jewelry Business Tips
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