Mothers Day Perler Bead Pattern

Mother's Day Perler Bead Pattern

By: Vanessa Brady from triedandtrueblog.com

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By: Vanessa Brady from triedandtrueblog.com

Perler bead patterns might seem like precious little kids’ crafts, but with the right design these beaded craft ideas can actually be quite stunning. Give your mom the gift of nostalgia and some gorgeous designs at the same time when you create the Mother’s Day Perler Bead Pattern. This simple and printable pattern shows you how to design a little tray adorned with red and pink roses. This precious DIY Mother’s Day gift is the perfect tray for little treats or serves as a simple DIY jewelry plate.

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Estimated CostUnder $10

Time to CompleteUnder an hour

MaterialsPlastic

Primary TechniqueBeadwork

Difficulty LevelBeginner

HolidayMother's Day

Project TypeMake a Project

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Delphine Bryant

Oct 06, 2018

Amazing! I can hardly believe that this is made from perler beads. Until I did a little research, I thought getting into this hobby would be expensive. The tray is not expensive and neither are the beads. I shy away from new hobbies because there is always some "start-up" costs but I think I can afford this.

Morehouse17

Sep 25, 2018

Wow! I had no idea you could make this like this with the perler bead. This is not just for kids any more. Even though this post was made in 2015, it is still very appropriate for 2018. I have to admit, I know these have been around for a while but my kids would not sit still long enough to go through the hassle. However, I think this would be a new project for me as this type of work calms me.