Hama 10.3424 Alphabet Activity Box, Multicolour

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Our pattern is designed around the hexagon pegboard, but you could still use the template for individual eggs on any of the clear pegboards. Just move it around a bit for each egg. Not only is it a great way for them to express themselves, but it’s also an easy and fun activity that both parents and children can enjoy together. The Printable Pattern Perler bead activities are the perfect way to celebrate Easter in a fun, creative, and educational way. I don’t know about you, but my kids LOVE creating patterns with perler beads. They like to calm them melty beads, but they’re also know as Hama beads.

Today we have a cute easter Perler bead patterns, (also known as Hama beads and melty beads) featuring lots of cute easter egg designs.

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I've suggested below a few Hama bead products below that are great for beginners, and you might also want to take a look at my Hama bead gift guide for some more Hama bead inspiration. With our printable pattern, children can make beautiful decorations while mastering colors, patterns, and shapes. It’s an activity that is both entertaining and educational, as they get to express their creativity while learning colors, patterns and shapes.

Then just lay a sheet of ironing or baking paper over the beads and press lightly with an iron to fuse the beads together. With our printable pattern, children can easily turn colorful beads into beautiful decorations for their home.If you're doing hama bead designs with children, make sure to keep small hands far away from the iron. To make designs that last, it's best to leave the ironed beads to cool overnight before they're played with. With this printable Easter egg Perler bead pattern printable, kids can enjoy a fun and creative activity this Easter. Valentine’s Day is coming up, and what better way to show your special someone how much you care than with a heart-shaped piñata crammed with love notes? However an exception is the Picture Beads sold by Hobbycraft. I've used lots of these Hama style beads and found that they are nearly as good as branded Hama beads. Hobbycraft sell their beads in mixed bags of related colours, like blues and greens, and they are much cheaper, especially if you catch them on special offer. They are exactly the same size as branded Hama beads and can be used interchangeably with your Hama beads and Hama branded pegboards.

We're always in search of new hama bead ideas, as there’s no sign of this craft craze fading! Popular with children and adults alike as they’re so easy to use, hama beads are also known as perler beads, melty beads, fused beads and iron beads. Whatever you call them, one thing is guaranteed: they’re a super fun craft activity and great to do with children over the school holidays. It's a matter of personal preference as to how much you iron the beads. I like to leave the holes in the beads visible but some people like a smoother look. Just be careful not to over iron as this will make the beads impossible to remove from the board, and may warp and damage the board. I have also bought Perler branded beads when on holiday in the US and found that these work very well, although they are slightly more brittle in texture once ironed. Perler beads are available in a wider range of unusual colours as well as striped beads, so they are good for adding a bit of interest to a piece. This is the guts so far! Cover it in a sheet of baking paper. With a medium-hot iron, iron gently over the design for a number of seconds.

Materials used to create numbers and letters with Hama beads:

If you are new to Hama beads I would recommend starting with the Midi beads. You can buy these beads in large tubs of beads in a range of colours, and the tubs often include a few pegboards to get you started.