Explore all the possibilities of iron-on beads with this book, which features 30 decorative projects and fashion accessories, explained step by step with photos and diagrams!
Turn simple iron-on beads into decorative items and accessories with the 30 projects designed by Karine Thiboult-Demessence. This book goes far beyond classic small patterns: it shows how to use beads in both 2D and 3D to create useful, decorative, or trendy items. The instructions are accompanied by photographs and full-scale assembly diagrams: simply position your iron-on sheet over the pattern to easily recreate each design. From quick, simple projects to more elaborate creations, this book lets you vary your techniques and gradually discover new ways to work with iron-on beads.
What can you make with this book on iron-on beads?
Create a keychain, a magnet, a bouquet of flowers, a Christmas wreath, a candleholder, a clock, or even accessories to decorate your table. The book also features designs directly inspired by current trends: a leopard-patterned phone pouch, a bag reminiscent of granny crochet, or coasters with a retro tile effect. You can follow the patterns exactly as shown or change the colors to match your decor. Find all the supplies you need in our selection of Hama iron-on beads, then explore even more possibilities with our guide “What to Make with Hama Beads?” This book serves as an excellent foundation for creating your own designs by experimenting with shapes, sizes, and color combinations.
Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced creator, the illustrated step-by-step guides and full-size templates provide clear guidelines for tackling each project. Our tutorials and technical guides complement these patterns with tips and tricks for using your ironing boards, choosing your colors, and mastering the various stages of creation so you can gradually personalize your projects.
Details:
Format: 23x19 cm
168 pages
Author: Karine Thiboult-Demessence
Publisher: Tredaniel
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