Fuse Bead Patterns: Guides & Tips
Once the beads are on the pegboard, the iron does the rest, and that’s the step that’s easiest to get wrong. These guides cover how hot and how long to iron, when to stop at open centers and when to melt the piece flat, why a piece curls as it cools and how to keep it flat, and how to iron a big piece across linked pegboards.
Small designs can also become keychains, with a hanging hole left open as you iron or made afterward, or fridge magnets with a strip on the back.
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How to Iron Fuse Beads: Iron Settings, Flat Melts and Big Pieces
Cover the design with ironing paper, iron in circles on medium for 10 to 20 seconds a side, flip, and cool it flat. Here's where the instructions disagree, and how to fix a piece that curls or falls apart.
Cute Animal Fuse Bead Patternsfrom $4.99How to Make a Fuse Bead Keychain (and Fridge Magnets)
Keep a bead hole open when you iron, or open one after, then hang the piece on a jump ring or lobster clasp and a key ring. For fridge magnets, the back takes a magnet strip or pad.
Cute Animal Fuse Bead Patternsfrom $4.99
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