Perler Ironing Paper Beads Crafts for Kids, 12'' x 16'', 7 Pieces

This paper is included in every bucket, set, and pegboard that you purchase from Perler. The 1,000-piece bags are the only ones that don't come with it. br>br>However, despite their generosity, I still have a lot of it folded and wrapped because I prefer parchment paper. This paper protects the beads from the hot iron well, but it can cause creases in your work. I use a sheet of parchment as my paper, ironing it flat to prevent curling. It's less expensive in the long run because, like perler paper, it can be reused, and it's more versatile because you can bake with it. If you have this, however, go ahead and use it; just make sure to meld carefully! br>br>Hint: if you're looking for a unique way to express yourself, try using the words "innov Do not reuse your ironing paper (whether parchment or perler paper) if it becomes even slightly dirty from your iron or work surface! It will stain lighter-colored beads and is difficult to remove. It's virtually unthinkable.

Keith Singleton

| Dec 28, 2021

I didn't realize that each jug of beads and each peg board came with ironing paper when I bought them. Oops! This folded paper, on the other hand, does not appeal to me in the least. It makes a crease in your project where the folds are no matter how many times you iron it to make it flat. In addition, if you're ironing a large project, you'll need to prepare ahead of time. If you don't flatten the folded paper, the unevenness will cause your beads to move. I ended up buying a roll of Perler brand ironing paper from Hobby Lobby, and it seems to work SO much better than the folded paper.

Alberto Day

| Jun 26, 2021

It comes folded, so there are 6 inches of uncreased space before a crease. The work is definitely creased as a result of the folds! My project also became stuck to this paper, which then became stuck to the iron, resulting in the destruction of my project; this has never happened before, and I am a seasoned user. There will be no more.

Rory Bernard

| Jan 24, 2021

I won't buy anything else! Best product for the money, and I'm very impressed with the quality of Perler Fun Fusion ironing paper. I've tried a couple of other brands and haven't gotten much use out of them. We've used the same couple of pieces for a long time and continue to do so. Perler beads are a favorite of my son's and the children at his daycare, and I must admit that I enjoy them as well because the children spend so much time playing with them. Excellent coordination of the hands and eyes. Thanks for a great product at a very reasonable price, I will never buy another brand of ironing paper again as long as I can get this one.

Zariyah Kim

| Nov 23, 2021

To iron the fusion bead projects, you'll need this paper. I tried using wax paper and parchment paper when we ran out of the original pieces that came with the beads, but they both stuck to the projects horribly. I'm not sure what makes this paper different, but it's exactly what you're looking for. It functions admirably.

Pierce Copeland

| Feb 24, 2021

I needed new ironing paper because the old one had worn out. If you can find it in a store, that's great; however, for some reason, I couldn't. So I ordered this, and it matches my beads perfectly. I got a great deal on the paper I needed without having to go to the store and look for it.

Eva PEACOCK

| Feb 13, 2021

I tried replacing these "Ironing Papers" with parchment paper, but the results were mixed. For a few dollars, you can get a six-pack of fuses that can be used to fuse together the plastic pieces in the designs a few times each.

Adan Ellison

| Jan 01, 2022

Excellent price/quality ratio.

Everest Burch

| Feb 14, 2021