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July 2012 Top Posts

August 2, 2012 By Amanda Formaro

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I was going through our most recent submissions and put together the top 5 projects according to our visitors. These new tutorials were the most popular recently added crafts for the month of July. We love your choices!

Perler Bead Bowl from Meaningful Mama

Paper Bead Tutorial from PaperVine

Glitter Playdough from Tradewind Tiaras (now Tikkido)

Paper Plate Shark from Almost Unschoolers

Butterfly Feet from Blissfully Domestic

Thank you to all the talented crafters out there for sharing their genius with the online world so that we are able to discover them and share them with everyone at Fun Family Crafts!

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Nikki @ Tikkido says

August 2, 2012 at 9:23 am

Wow, what a delight and an honor! Thank you so much (everyone!) for voting our Glitter Playdough tutorial in the top 5!

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Day #202 Plastic Perler Bead Bowls - Meaningfulmama.com says:

May 13, 2013 at 10:36 am

[…] All you need are a bowl, cooking spray and Perler beads (found at most craft stores). Spray a layer of cooking spray in the bowl. Take the pearler beads and drop them in the bowl. Once you have a few handfuls in there, start to push them down so they form one layer. As you push them down, the beads will begin to climb up the bowl. Add more if you want a larger bowl. Just make sure they’re in one layer. Once the Perler beads are pushed down, bake them on 375. I baked them for 12-14 minutes. However, I’m not sure how consistent that would be, so I’d keep a watchful eye on the bowl. The plastic begins to melt and the beads adhere together. I thought it might smell really bad, but it wasn’t bad at all. I had the small whiff of plastic as I opened the oven. Abby decided she wanted her bowl to hold sun glasses. Great choice. We needed a place for these. I just thought the results were beautiful. I originally saw this idea on Pinterest, but when I clicked on the link it couldn’t find the page. So, I had to wing it. Turned out great. I’ve been featured: https://funfamilycrafts.com/july-2012-top-posts/ […]