Showing posts with label Easier. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Easier. Show all posts
Difficulty:
- Easy

Description:
Ever since watching the Totoro movie, I have been all about Totoro.  I made the large Totoro out of perler beads already... now here is my smaller Totoro.  If you've seen the movie, the little Totoro is small, white and has chicken legs.  Here is my own version

Pegboard Size:
Built using a standard small square pegboard

Template:
None, that's why he's so cute!
3:47:00 PM
Tayo the Little Bus Robort from Perler Hama Beads
Difficulty:
- Easy

Description:
Continuinig my theme of TV and movie related perler bead creations, here is a Tayo the Bus Robot (after his eyes fell off).  Tayo is a curious little bus who has his own Korean TV show.  Halfway through creating this Tayo, I decided to make him into a Robot bus.

Pegboard Size:
Built using a standard large square pegboard

Template:
None, just a picture of Tayo

3:43:00 PM
 Difficulty:
 - Easier

Description:
Just looking at these perler bead fruits makes me hungry for a little snack.  These mini apples and oranges are perfect for Barbie's lunch or dinner

Pegboard size used:
Two circle pegboards

Template:
 I wanted to create some food my stuffed animals to eat - so I thought about what I like and created them in a mini form
10:15:00 AM
 Difficulty:

 - Easier

Description:
I love building cars & mini cars are fun, because you can build a lot very quickly.  The other day, I created this mini motorcycle and equally mini car.  These little vehicles are great for driving around my room - they are great at hiding in little corners of my room.

Pegboard size used:
Two small Hexagon pegboards from this kit (you could use the same one twice though)

Template:
Template came in our transportation set & I self-designed the green car
9:38:00 AM
Difficulty:

 - Easier

Description:
It was pretty easy to create my own Mickey Mouse out perler beads; I looked at a picture, found my race car template, and started building. 

 Pegboard size used:
1 car template from this kit

Template:
Just colored it myself. The wheels turned into great ears.

7:39:00 AM
 Difficulty:
- Easier

Description:
I've had a house guest all week.  Twinkle Star, the mascot of my school classroom, has been at our house.  Every week, someone at school gets to bring him home.  You take Twinkle with you on your fun activities.  You take pictures everywhere you go and then document your adventures in Twinkle's journal book. 

We took Twinkle bowling and out for dinner (in addition to a bunch of other places).  I also, made him a perler bead chain to hang on his backpack - I made a tiny Twinkle Star! 

Twinkle might look familiar, he's a star friend of Mario and Luigi (they are brothers)

Pegboard Size:
Built using a standard large square pegboard

Template:
Found it here; although there are a lot of different and bigger ones elsewhere

2:04:00 PM
Difficulty:

 - Easier

Description:
This is part of my 'free-form' series of Perler beads that I have been making lately, where I use my creativity to make fun things.  This colorful and friendly monster is ready to play, despite his point arms and legs.  Hopefully you will enjoy him as much as I do.
 
Pegboard size used:
One small star pegboard from this kit (the 6-pointed star comes in just a few other sets too)

Template:
Just colored it myself. This creation looks like Disney's Real Hero 6, only pointy (see the picture below).

1:37:00 PM

 Difficulty:

 - Easier

Description:
Sometime it is fun just to create without a template and barely a plan - to let the beads take you where they want to go.  The top picture is my fun rainbow creation.  The bottom picture is my pointer - the things that look like flat tires are the handles.  

Pegboard size used:
Built using van template in this set

Template:
No template was used, I just made it up, that's what makes it art.
9:00:00 AM
 Difficulty:

 - Easier

Description:
After building Lightning McQueen and so many cars, I started driving and racing my perler bead creations.  So, I needed a way to recognize the winner of these races, so I built a perler bead Piston Cup (the Piston Cup is the trophy Lightning McQueen is racing for in Disney's Cars Movie).

Pegboard size used:
One small Hexagon pegboards from this kit

Template:
No template was used, I just made it up.  My Mom liked how I included space for handles.
5:57:00 AM
Difficulty:

- Easier
Description:
While my sister was building her pick-up and Airstream trailer, I decided to build a painted pick-up truck.  We live in Portland, OR and for whatever reason, people like to paint designs on their pick-up trucks and vans.  In fact, our neighbors have a pick-up painted with animals and bright colors.  Using that as inspiration, I created my own painted truck.

Pegboard Size Used:
Built using van template in this set

Template:
Created a pick-up truck based on my neighbors!


6:00:00 AM
 Difficulty:
 - Easier

Description:
I love building cars.  It was very easy to build this mini car sedan and mini pick-up truck and they are great for driving around the house or parking in small spaces (such as under the couch)

Pegboard size used:
Two small Hexagon pegboards from this kit (you could use the same one twice though)

Template:
Template came in our transportation set; but you could copy this one from the picture


9:05:00 AM




Difficulty:

- Easier
Description:
I enjoyed building yesterday's perler bead Ambulance, so I built two more today.  I thought these could be the ambulances they use in Europe, since Dad says they have different sirens and look different than American Ambulances.

Pegboard Size Used:
Built using van template in this set

Template:
Followed the van template from this set (customized to look like an ambulance)
8:59:00 AM
 Difficulty:

 - Easier

Description:
I have a lot of perler bead cars.  So many that they were starting to get in accidents.  I created this perler bead stop sign to help direct traffic and hopefully keep my beads safe.  This sign was pretty easy, the hardest part was figuring out where the letters went (and spelling STOP correctly)

Pegboard size used:
One small Hexagon pegboards from this kit

Template:
No template used, just wanted a stop sign.  Feel free to use this as your template.  
10:24:00 AM
Difficulty:
- Easier to Moderate

Description:
In need of help, my perler bead Ambulance is here to transport you to the hospital or provide assistance.  Unfortunately, when your perler beads crash off of the pegboard this ambulance cannot help. 

Pegboard Size Used:
Built using van template in this set

Template:
Followed the van template from this set (customized to look like an ambulance)

8:57:00 AM
 Difficulty:
- Easy

Description:
As I mentioned before, Jeeps are fun and easy to create.  You can make them all your own.  All you need are two wheels, a seat and a window.  I like to add a roof, lights and fun colored tires

Pegboard Size:
Built using a standard small square pegboard

Template:
None, that's the fun of Jeeps 







8:45:00 AM
 Difficulty:
- Easier

Description:
Beep, Beep, I'm a Jeep!  Jeeps are fun and easy to create.  You can make them all your own.  All you need are two wheels, seats and a window.  I like to add a roof, a second row (for my sister) and lights.

Pegboard Size:
Built using a standard small square pegboard

Template:
None, that's the fun of Jeeps 






8:42:00 AM
Difficulty:
 - Easier

Description:
It was pretty easy to create this holiday ornament; the hardest part was choosing what colors to use.  Using a hexagon template I created this Christmas colored ornament.  Then I created a mini-circle at the top.  Using the iron, Mom created each shape and then ironed them together After ironing the car, we put a string through and made my perler bead Ornament.

 Pegboard size used:
One small Hexagon pegboards from this kit (I created the circle inside of the ornament, to make it easier)

Template:
Just colored it myself. This creation looks like a real holiday ornament

9:50:00 AM

Difficulty:

 - Easier

Description:
It was pretty easy to create a car ornament.  Using the car template in my race car set, I created a colorful rainbow car.  Right before Mom ironed my creation, we removed one bead.  After ironing the car, we put a string through and made my perler bead Ornament.

 Pegboard size used:
1 car template from this kit

Template:
Just colored it myself.  Bright colors will look good against dark backgrounds, such as Christmas Trees
9:45:00 AM
Difficulty:
 - Easier

Description:
I'm dreaming of warm summer days.  So I made this very easy cross-section of a watermelon out of perler beads today.  I looks so tasty, I could just take a bite
Pegboard size used:
1 small circle pegboards from this kit (although the circle is in a lot of kits)

Template:
Saw a picture on one of our kits and made it myself.  Feel free to use this as a template

10:31:00 AM
Difficulty:
 - Easier

Description:
Circle patterns are a great way to build your perler bead skills.  The patterns are easy to follow and they just keep repeating themselves.  Since this was one of my earlier perler bead creations, I did need some assistance from mom. 
Dad uses this as a coaster in his office

Pegboard size used:
1 small circle pegboards from this kit (although the circle is in a lot of kits)

Template:
Saw a picture of something similar on one of the packages

9:22:00 AM
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