Sunday, January 15, 2012

Melty Bead Bowls

Melty Bead Bowls. Get excited. These are super easy. Super fast. And way fun!

Remember Perler Beads? Or melty beads as I liked to call them? You would arrange them on a pegboard, and then iron them to get them to melt together into some shape you created. Sound familiar?
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Well I saw this post on pinterest the other day that used melty beads to make a bowl and I knew I'd have to try it out!

All you need is some oven safe bowls, oil, and melty beads (oh, and an oven would help too!)

Step 1: Grease bowls (bottom and sides) so the beads will stick
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Step 2: Pour beads into bowl and spread around. Try to not leave too many open spaces. I found it helpful to do the bottom first and work your way up to the sides.
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Step 3: Bake at about 240 degrees - peek in often!
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Step 4: When everything looks stuck together and melty, they are probably done! Let them cool.
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Step 5: Once cool take them out! I used a fork to poke mine out - and then rinsed with water to get rid of the oil.

Step 6: Find something cool to put in your new bowls! Enjoy!
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Easy, huh? Here's a recap in a picture for you! Let me know if you make any!!
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I'll probably do some linking up - you can see where here!

5 comments:

  1. I'm totally LOVING these bowls! I'll have to make me some! Thanks for sharing :)

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  2. This is so cute, and so perfect for my Wednesday Pinterest Favorites link party. Come on over.

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  3. THanks for linking up. Please come back every week! You have some really cute stuff!

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  4. That's crazy! I'm gonna do that with my YMCA kiddos. Awesome. Thanks for linking up :)

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  5. what a cite idea! Thank you so much for sharing!

    XoXo
    Plami

    http://www.fashionthrill.com/

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