Sahana Ajeethan

Make this simple one-shot DIY Perler beads spring wreath to welcome and celebrate Spring. Step 2: Use a bead color of your choice and make the square shape for the outline of the wreath. Use a transparent color bead as the second line to hold and also to fill in the square shape better. If you feel like you want to add some sayings in the middle like "Hello Spring" you can use store bought metal wordings or cut your own in cardstock and glue them.

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you are making Step 1: Trace the outline of the empty chocolate box onto the cardboard and cut the cardboard 0.2" smaller on all sides to make it fit inside the box. This Ruler is great to keep your cardboard edges straight: Step 3: Measure and cut the popsicle sticks using the pencil lines you drew in the previous step as guidance. Step 4: To make the puzzle stay flush to the base of the chocolate box and to avoid the bead rolling over add two to three popsicle sticks at the back of the cardboard to bridge the gap between the cardboard and the other side of the box. Make sure each slit you cut in the paper tube is facing in a different direction so that if you want to play the game like whoever puts one bead in each circle wins, the bead should be able to stay inside when the player is trying to put the bead in another circle.