6 Pcs 5mm Fuse Beads Boards,Large Square Fuse Beads Boards

I got these to start my first project of making fused bead designs. Put the beads on the board, put some parchment paper over the beads, put the iron on medium heat and just used the tip of the iron to do circles over the parchment paper/beads and had no problems at all. Just slowly let the beads fuse together and checked to make sure each area fused. Once I saw they were good, flipped the pegboard over to let the bead design come off, and fused the other side. I've had no warping or any problems. Just have to make sure you're not overheating the board for too long as the beads doesn't take very long to start fusing together. Also circular motions helps. So if you're a newbie to doing these projects, I highly recommend these boards.

The boards work fine but they came in with partially broken pieces and some had cracks.

I bought this for a library program for 7-12 year olds. They were each able to make as many designs as they had time for in the hour, and barely made a dent in the amount of beads in the jar. The beads are bright and easy to melt, and the kids loved it. We will definitely be buying these again when we eventually run out.

I bought these to use with perler beads and they fit together snugly, they've served me well.

These pegboards are rather fragile. One was cracked and they have all warped. I ordered new pegboards from perler.com, a well-known brand.

Boards warped with heat

These are ok for their purpose, but some bent and distorted a bit after ironing.

You are suppose to heat the beads on the plate right… well this happened.