Learn how to make the cutest mushroom perler beads perfect for spring or summer!
Both kids and adults will enjoy these 25+ patterns.
Ive always been drawn tomushrooms.
I dont know about you, but I think theyre super cute.
But now I love the food AND the symbol!
In fact I didnt know the symbolic meaning of mushrooms, so I looked it up.
And apparently itsgood luckand health, energy, and transformation.
Um, yes just!
I knew I loved them.
If you like them too, then youll appreciate these mushroomperler beads.
I had SO much fun with my nieces doing these projects!
Everyone from kids to adults will enjoy these projects!
There are over 25 patterns that I know youre going to love.
Theyre a super easy spring orsummer craftif littles get bored.
But of course, you’re able to make them any time of year.
Oh, and you definitely have to see ourgnome perler beads!
Weve got some fun characters over there, in addition to fairies.
They look great with mushrooms.
Are you ready to try the patterns?
Dont forget, you’re able to customize them with your own colors.
You dont have to do what I did.
Two Tiny Mushrooms
These patterns use 103 red, 77 white, 39 sand, and 44 black beads.
Cartoon Mushroom
A little less detail but just as cute!
This pattern uses 154 dark gray, 152 red, and 146 cream beads.
Shrooms in a Bottle
Theres a little bit of magic in there too!
Mushroom Trio
This pattern uses 138 red and 84 white beads.
Mushrooms in the Sun Scene
This pattern uses 275 beads for the sky and 222 beads for the grass.
Besides that, customize this pattern with any colors you like!
