How to FIX Perler bead mistakes! (Repair and tape method tutorial)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.พ. 2025
- Messed up melting your perler bead project? Today I'm going to show you how to fix your problems in this helpful guid! I'll also show you how to never make this mistake again by teaching you the tape method!
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Omg I hate when this happens, ty for making this video!
This is why I’ve been using the tape method. It helps me iron the projects without ruining my pegboards (they warp if I heat them too much XP)
Also for my projects, I never need to poke holes, but that’s because I iron them on both sides to keep them from potentially breaking lol
Idk how you all get out of avoiding poking holes. Anytime I don't poke holes my projects turn into triptophobia nightmares
@@Woodysbeads I mean I honestly don’t know either. Usually I make sure the front (which is covered in tape first) looks well-melted while the back is a different story (even though I melt the back first XD)
@@OrangeLefty4 Wait are you melting with the iron touching the tape side?
@@Woodysbeads I tape the beads and flip over the pegboards to take the off. I iron the back side, then I peal the tape and iron the front side. I also use parchment paper on both sides at a time otherwise it gets stuck to my desk XP (which is why one of my Deltarune Susie sprites warped a bit ;-;)
@@OrangeLefty4 That's crazy that you don't get expanding beads. Maybe it's the tape?
Tyyyy
Me and tape method didn’t get along
Thank you for this video 😊
I've been hearing that a lot! I thought it was simple but maybe it's tougher to do than I thought?
@@Woodysbeads it look simple but yeah harder than it look. I even tried with tape that has hole already and still tape method not for me. Perhaps I’ll try and try over and over like practice?
@@SweetIndo1 yeah! Practice makes perfect
I always seem to end up missing spots when I melt. Not falling apart, but not fully closed.
I swear it looks perfect through the parchment paper, but when it has cooled and I remove it, there’s always holes still :/
The game changer for me was the iron. I had a lot of the same issues with my cheap iron but when I upgraded to the cricut heat press it solved a lot of those issues! Maybe it's time to look into an iron upgrade?
@@WoodysbeadsI’m already using a heat press, not a circuit, but another brand.
It’s more an issue with not being able to tell if the project is done. I know it’s bad to reheat the same piece multiple times.
@@TipOfTheSauce Ohhhh ok. That just took me practice and trial and error. I figured out that 265-275 degrees F. With around 80-90 seconds tends to get a perfect melt for me. I'm not sure if the surface you iron on affects anything though, I just use my desk
Came here from your horror channel.