TEKA Perler for ironing, neon colors set of 6 — crafting beads for heat fusing

Set of TEKA heat-fusible crafting beads in six neon colors designed for ironing and fusing into decorative shapes. These small plastic beads are intended for use with pegboards and household irons to create ornaments, jewelry, motifs, and educational craft projects. The set provides bright neon hues that retain color after fusing and can be combined with other TEKA bead sets for larger designs. Suitable for hobbyists, supervised children, and classroom activities where simple heat-fusing techniques are used.

Advantages

The TEKA neon beads offer consistent size and smooth surfaces for reliable placement on pegboards and even melting when ironed. Neon pigments deliver vivid, high-visibility results that stand out in finished pieces. The material is engineered for predictable heat-fusing behavior with common domestic irons, enabling clear edges and good adhesion between beads. The assortment of six colors supports multi-color patterns without requiring additional dyes or paints.

Suitable for

• Making ornaments and keychains
• Designing simple jewelry and charms
• Classroom craft projects and group activities
• Educational tasks for color recognition and fine motor skills
• Decorative motifs for scrapbook pages and gift tags

Key specifications

• Material: heat-fusible plastic beads suitable for ironing
• Color range: six neon shades for high visibility
• Compatibility: standard pegboard systems for bead placement
• Processing method: fused with a household iron or heat press
• Intended users: hobbyists, children under supervision, educational settings

How to use

Place a compatible pegboard on a flat, heat-resistant surface and arrange beads according to your design. Cover the arranged beads with ironing paper or parchment to protect the iron and beads. Set the household iron to a medium temperature without steam, and press gently in circular motions for short intervals until beads begin to fuse; avoid overheating. Allow the fused piece to cool under a flat weight if required, then carefully remove from the pegboard. Follow any safety guidance regarding supervision and ventilation when working with heated plastics.

Usage recommendations

Use a dedicated ironing sheet or parchment to prevent sticking and protect the iron. Supervise children during the heating step and test ironing time on a small sample to achieve the desired level of fusion. Combine neon colors with neutral tones for contrast and consider using a heat press for larger or thicker assemblies to ensure uniform melting.