The 8-bit episode of Community is one of my favorites and obviously gamesofyou loved it, too! She recreated the gang’s avatars in fuse beads. Awww! They’re adorable! You can see the full thread here: https://www.craftster.org/forum/index.php?topic=408751.0 You can see tons more great crafts by viewing the “TV Show” tag.
In this episode of Craftster Quickies, kittykill shows you how to make fuse bead coasters. Fuse beads are also commonly known as Perler beads or Hama beads. You can use them to make eye-catching pixelated designs and 8-bit works of art.
It’s hard to know what to do with fuse bead projects but this project from redherring is a great idea! He created elements of a particular scene from the game Chrono Trigger that he liked and then glued them to a canvas to create a one of a kind piece of art! You can see […]
This week for Gamer Wednesday, we are featuring this huge fused bead Mega Man project, posted by redherring. Approximately 60 hours of work and over went 60,000 beads went into the creation of this project. It’s simply amazing; definitely a “mega project”! To view this project on Craftster (including individual pics of each “screen”!), click […]
Craftster and Standard Recording threw a party at South by Southwest in Austin, Texas this past weekend, and had a blast! Jungrrl and Batgirl went down to work the party, along with our wonderful moderator and local Austinite, Superstitch. We enjoyed the Texas hospitality, the craziness of SXSW, and the warm weather very much. We […]
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