Perlar art

cmr1097cmr1097
in Help Wanted!
Not sure if this can go here but wasn't sure where it could go. If I need to post it in another section, could someone be so kind as to tell me where I can post it. I'm trying to find someone who knows how to do perlar art. I have some pieces I would like to have done  and I unfortunately am not artistic what so ever. I figured within the community there could be someone skilled enough to do it. I'm trying to get someone who could do something that is custom for my stream on twitch. I'm looking for someone who could do a pitchfork and a heart with horns on it. If you feel you could do this please just PM me.

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  • theirontoupeetheirontoupee
    http://vintage.nintendoage.com/forum/messageview.cfm?catid=6&threadid=155371



    http://vintage.nintendoage.com/forum/messageview.cfm?catid=6&threadid=146908
  • Mega TankMega Tank
    Also: http://nintendoage.com/forum/messageview.cfm?catid=6&threadid=94791
  • StryphosStryphos
    I would also recommend user Jandrem - I've had him do some perler work for me in the past and was very happy with his work.
  • cmr1097cmr1097
    thanks that will help get me started.
  • darkchylde28darkchylde28
    If you end up deciding to do some yourself, take my advice and don't buy any "all colors in one" bundle buckets that you might find at the local craft store! You'll spend more time and effort digging through thousands of little beads looking for the right ones than you will actually creating the art, even from a pattern! I got so disgusted with my bucket that I ended up ceasing my sort and just giving it all away. It's slightly more expensive to buy individual colors, but based on the time you'll save not having to sort through thousands of beads in order to do what you want, it's definitely worth it!
  • sailorneorunesailorneorune
    I bought a multicolor bead tray (12-16 colors with 100-200 beads each) instead of a big bucket. I also highly recommend using a small tool chest to keep the sorted beads in. Bulldog Hardware has a stackable chest with 30 small drawers; perfect for keeping a lot of colors handy. Pull out a drawer and go!



    I'm not the best perler bead artist (or my iron hates me), but I am fond of the Phoenix Wright Balloon Fighter I made (and turned into pixel art shortly after).
  • batboardbatboard
    go to sprite stitch.com and look around. I love the site, its all crafts and there is a thread just for Perlar. I do X-stitching myself, check it out, people do some crazy shit.
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