http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pXnd4BIVYnU
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So cool!!!
We have Hama beads at home. I know what to do with my Mario mad son to take up his time now :)
They get really additive. Once you make one, start making loads. I'm gonna decorate my Christmas Tree with them :)
Feel free to send some my way.Quote:
Originally Posted by stevenlong1985
Behind the beads here Bakom Beads / Behind The Beads - YouTube turn on subtitles
Edit : swears in subtitles
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Originally Posted by X-13
@X-13 Maybe one day, I'll send you something small, and something Zelda like,
I'm currently using most of them for this Attachment 16205
Work or home?Quote:
Originally Posted by stevenlong1985
At home :)
BRB sneaking into your base and stealing your doods.Quote:
Originally Posted by stevenlong1985
We made some Mario bead stuff at home last night. I'll post up pics tomorrow. Very cool indeed and a great way to pass the time with the kids with the tv off :)
As promised, here are a few examples of this weeks output. I'm going to make a few space invaders later to put around my monitor at work :)
The strange thing is, Hama beads are terribly addictive. It's like doing a creative jigsaw puzzle, and is very good for relaxing the mind.
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How do you get them to stick? I'd love to do them.
You iron them.Quote:
Originally Posted by nephilim
You put them together on a peg board then you iron them. You put grease-proof paper over them and iron them with a (very) hot iron. They then melt together. It's all very clever stuff and very affordable. I believe they are also known as Perler beads in the US (whether it's a separate brand or not I don't know).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rf3CRgTFtXQ
