You may remember Perler beads from first or second grade; these small plastic beads are placed into a peg board and then ironed to produce a solid multicolored piece of plastic. Recently ...

And while the style is its own art form that some take years to hone, it also makes it easy for everyday fans to make their own related creations using Perler beads. Perler beads, the plastic ...

If you're looking for a relaxing craft that can have you making all kinds of fun projects, perler beads might be just the ...

The toy company that makes Perler Beads has closed its Cloverdale factory and outsourced production to China, leaving 36 workers without jobs. The production facility, operated by Chicago-based ...

To celebrate the arrival of spring, my boys and I came up with some cute spring and Easter-inspired perler bead designs. These perler bead designs are a great craft for older children and do ...

Make your kids their very own 8-bit Napkin Man using Perler fusable beads. When he's finished, this little guy can be made into a fridge magnet, can be pinned to backpacks or jackets, can be ...

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Painstakingly laying out multi-colored plastic beads (also known as Perler beads) to create mosaic images can be a relaxing way to unwind. It’s a long process, though, and if you don’t have ...