Fixing Melted Beads, Is it Possible?

[@TheMightyPALADIN]

I like over-melting! It makes pixel art look better in my opinion!

[@beadamonpixels]

10000% yes. I love those melts when you get all the beads closed.

[@lovelyfantasy]

Yeah I like it too

[@azispy9664]

Ok good thing I found this video🤣. I bought a lil nightmare before Christmas set for me and my girl to do and I over melted jack but it didn’t bother us. But in the back of my head I still think it’s wrong, but good to know there’s others like me, puts my mind at ease🤣

[@MusicalMarzy]

The square one is so dope!

[@AnimaticAsh]

I personally prefer the square look, it feels more video gamey to me lol

[@strxwbxrry_420]

I prefer over melting. Ive never seen a fully over melted piece. I just really prefer for all the small holes in the art to at least be filled in. Sometimes the holes in the beads gathered like that bothers my eyes

[@Betsy7Cat]

Even though this is an older video, it’s funny I see it right now as I just finished putting down beads for a shiny marill, but I’m ending up sprinkling in a few clear beads for structure since there’s multiple spots that are only one or two beads thick on the tail, and here I see you just went full send and filled the whole gap with grey lol. Now I’m considering doing the same just with clear.

[@joshuamatos4591]

Ngl it took me a minute to figure out it was snom, I love the design though 🤩

[@ToonGrin]

Be great if they just made tiny square beads to make this process easier.

[@beadamonpixels]

That would be nice

[@awkwardpawsome]

I'm am p/pretty sure that they've do make square beads, but only in sets, and you don't melt them 😫 They are used more like diamond painting :/

[@xXxINeedHelpxXx]

I like over melting and hen sanding the sides so its more square
(Ive only done this a couple times so idk if theres a better way lol)

[@Anai69]

I always overmelt them and i do it on both of the sides so i make sure all my work doesn't break cuz literally it takes me hours

[@FuryousD]

do u use mini beads? i have had the problem of them over melting and the melted plastic showing through on the other side so it looks weird there, although to be fair i have only actually ironed 2 small designs and 1 larger one that failed to melt properly because the beads were sticking to the parchment paper (why i will always be using the tape method from now on).

[@123456mickie]

hi. i see ur videos u and was hoping if u would make a video on how to ensure that u dont melt it so much that it forms a few small bubbles in the melted side.

[@Random-person-u_dont-know]

I try to glue my perlers on my bracelets and necklaces with hot glue but is taht a bad material bc it always falls off so I need recommendations for what glue to use

[@sheilawilson2927]

Can't tell what the perler design is when it's over melted. IS there an in-between look??

[@greazypozer]

I think you might just not be familiar with this pokemon because I recognized it as the box sprite for snom instantly

[@FuryousD]

what is the one that's pixelated? what am i looking at there? what is it supposed to be?

[@gavinsharqawi8352]

snom

[@aWingedCat]

Is that a snom?

[@beadamonpixels]

Yup!

[@0liv3riskindahereiguess]

Its good for minecraft perlers

[@Katieanabelle]

What if you light melt it then couple days later you changed your mind and want it to over melt it will it still work?

[@axelxtreme3591]

Yes

[@taylorhillard4868]

Yeah it's literally just plastic that you are melting.
The only thing you can't do is un-melt it.

[@jideshmyrzageldievna5613]

HELLO

[@beadamonpixels]

hey hey

[@chlowormy]

SNOM :0

[@greazypozer]

HE IS REAL