Preheat your oven to 300 degrees F. Pour a few fistfuls of Perler beads into an oven-safe bowl. Spread the beads evenly around the bowl, including up along the sides of the bowl as far as you can.

During the pandemic, I had a lot of free time, and I wanted to create a project that would allow me to use my own talents and interests to benefit a good cause. I created a personal project that ...

With that in mind, we’re here to help keep your LOs busy. Below, we’ve rounded up 40 cute summer crafts and activities that will keep your little ones engaged and having fun until back-to ...

The Katies are back with another Polaroid craft! This time, they’re making a frame for their pictures using perler beads, or beads that melt together when you iron them. For this project, you ...

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 ...

When it came to making St. Paddy's-themed crafts, I was inclined to use perler beads because they are so versatile — you can make up fun designs along the way, or you can follow a pattern.