SES Creative Iron on beads - 1000 black

This product contains 1,000 black SES Creative iron-on beads. A peg board and iron are required separately to complete the craft.

This product is recommended for children aged 5 years and older, up to a maximum of 12 years. Adult supervision is required for the ironing process.

Yes, the SES Creative iron-on beads are PVC-free and meet safety standards. However, they contain small parts and are not suitable for children under 36 months.

You will need a SES Creative peg board (various shapes and sizes are available) and a household iron. Ironing paper is also necessary for the fusing process.

You can create your own unique designs by placing the beads onto the peg board. Alternatively, you can find many inspiration patterns online or in craft books designed for fuse beads.

Finished fuse bead creations are generally not washable. Exposure to water or moisture may cause the beads to break apart over time.

The ironing time varies depending on the size of the design and the heat of your iron, but typically it takes about 15-30 seconds of gentle ironing. Always ensure adult supervision during this step.

Ensure the iron is at the correct temperature (check iron settings for synthetic fabrics) and that sufficient, even pressure is applied. Make sure the ironing paper is properly placed over the beads. Allow adequate ironing time for the beads to melt and connect.

This can happen if the iron temperature is too high or if the iron was held in one spot for too long. Ensure even movement of the iron and consider using a slightly lower heat setting. Always use a protective ironing cloth or paper.

This indicates the ironing paper was not used or was insufficient. Always cover the beads with the recommended ironing paper before ironing. If beads stick, carefully remove them while the iron is warm (adult supervision required).

The beads likely did not fuse sufficiently. Re-iron the piece, ensuring adequate heat and time for the beads to melt and connect thoroughly. Check that the beads are placed close enough together on the peg board.