But one of the best things you can do is think about the TV shows, characters, or games they are currently interested in and use that as a little bit of inspiration. This Canadian muggle might be a no-laugher (despite her energy vampire husband's jokesies), but Dyan's a fierce advocate for her two boys and passionate about all things hyperlexia and autism. These fun minis use 68 white, 7 yellow, 38 black, 73 medium green, 38 red, 75 flesh, 46 medium blue, 4 brown, and 19 dark red beads. An adult might need to take over when you are using the ironing paper or parchment paper to iron the hama beads together.

Anyway, this pattern is WAY over melted, but I think you should still be able to use it to create your own Yoshi head.When you have made your design, place a piece of the waxy paper (that comes with the kits) on top of your beads. The cool thing about this simple Yoshi Egg Perler Bead pattern is you can customize it to any color. If you are looking for a more complex pattern, and don’t know where to turn check out my best places to find Perler Bead patterns or, check out these cool kits below made by Perler. Seriously, I could play most of this game with my eyes closed and even years later, still tell you where all the secret exits are.

Although I don’t think that there are any Luma in Mario Kart 8, I still wanted to share this Luma Perler Bead pattern with you because they are so stinking cute. Spiderman Perler Bead Patterns: Bring your favorite web-slinger to life with Spiderman Perler Bead Patterns. We bought the Magnatiles for my daughter when she was 4 years old (she is now 11) and these are by far the most played with toy in our house. You can do any one of those individually on one square pegboard (but they might not all fit together one a pegboard).

This particular Yoshi head holds a special place in my heart because Wonder Boy made it just for me.

I’ve no clue if there is actually a mint green Yoshi out there in the Mario world, but he looks awesome. If you want to check, carefully peel back paper around the edge of your design and see if all the beads are melted.This small pattern would make a great fridge magnet, and might even be small enough to make earrings. Set out some of the colours you need first to help younger children identify where to put the beads.

Used dark brown, black, and white Perler Beads (However should have used yellow according to my family! This is an awesome ice flower using Perler beads of blue, light blue, glitter blue, white, black, green, and light green. You'll only need black and brown beads to turn the memories of this classic video game character into a tangible, colorful masterpiece.

There are many Perler Bead patterns out there for Mario coins, but I think this one is one of the simplest. You truly can’t have a collection of Mario Perler Bead patterns without throwing a coin into the mix.