In case you aren’t familiar with Perler beads, they are small beads that come in just about every color imaginable. Kids can set up the beads on a plastic pegboards which keep the beads in place. Once the design is completely, you iron over the beads and they melt enough to fuse together. It’s cool! Every child is pretty much familiar with this big, bad, purple Titan, Thanos. Create this pattern by groundhog7s so you can let your children defeat him 14,000,605 ways. 3 Supervillain Symbols Patterns 20. Hydra Symbol Photo credit: Brik Book That’s a huge responsibility, one that will inspire little ones to achieve a greater good for everyone. 10. Baby Groot from Guardians of the Galaxy Photo credit: SupportIvy

One last note – I think fuse beads are BEST for ages 7-12. Younger kids will likely get frustrated because it takes a fair amount of hand eye coordination to complete a design. 100+ Melty Bead Patterns Superheroes are truly inspiring, so it’s not surprising that plenty of young kids keep on idolizing such marvelous characters. They help teach children important life lessons, so keep on making these Marvel Perler beads! Heroes don’t achieve heroic status unless they defeat threats in the world. In a way, supervillains help our favorite heroes discover more of their potential, so they are critical for the heroes’ journey. Clipart Library shares a simple design of our friendly neighborhood Spider-Man. Kids, especially teens, relate completely to the struggles of this high school superhero, so it’s no surprise that Spider-Man is super popular among that age group. In today’s post: Find over 100 Perler Bead patterns for hours of fun! Princesses, super heroes, animals, video game characters, and more!PeteBits provides an interesting pattern where we see Doctor Strange casting some unique spell, multiplying his arms to cast more powerful magic. 12. Deadpool Photo credit: Pixel Real

One bead is a surveillance drone. When activated it extends dragonfly-like wings to fly as directed by finger control. Another bead projects a person sized protective energy shield.Pixel Art Shop shares patterns for each Avenger’s paraphernalia that serves as their identity, and symbols of the Avengers and S.H.I.E.L.D.

Cut off one head and two more shall take its place” is the motto of one of Marvel’s notorious terrorist organizations, Hydra. Their symbol is a red skull with tentacles, which looks almost like an octopus. One of my kids’ favorite indoor activities is designing with Perler Beads (aka melty beads or fuse beads). Whenever we need a quiet activity that I know will keep them busy for a good chunk of time, we pull out the Perlers and let them go to town! My 3rd and 6th graders will sometimes spend more than an hour dreaming up their own designs or copying patterns they’ve found online. The Kimoyo Beads have also been shown to control various types of Wakandan technology, as Shuri was able to control the Wakandan Maglev Train's systems, activating the train's stabilizers that weakened the defenses of T'Challa's and Erik Killmonger's Panther Habits, respectively. They can interface and became a part of any vehicle from any country outside of Wakanda. However, only the worthy can wield such power, and tell your kids that they will be after they’ve made this pixelated-style Thor from tashar_h. Indeed, a sense of accomplishment is achieved after little children are done with such rewarding projects. 4. A More Sophisticated Thor Design Photo credit: Nacaranta We Know How To Do It shares a more detailed Perler bead pattern of the Avengers. This is perfect for older kids who find the previous design too simple.For teens who love a handmade Perler bead decor to display in their room, ClaireMe_3 has got them covered with an amazing Iron Man artwork. The great thing about Perler beads is that you don’t have to mix primary colors to achieve the shades you want. Older kids will have this amazing Thor to display or to serve as a small companion on their desk. 5. The Incredible Hulk Photo credit: Teacher Scout Mom Little girls who admire superheroes will have a new superhero to look up to with this pattern of Gamora from Guardians of the Galaxy by Lizziecorn. Brik Book shares a pattern that trains younger kids with curved designs. 21. Loki Symbol Photo credit: keeliaswaf via Bracelet Book

We can’t start our list with anyone other than Iron Man, who started and propelled the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) into a global phenomenon. beadmaster7 shares Iron Man who appears to be flying in his classic red and yellow armor. 2. Captain America, The First Avenger Photo credit: inkedbeneath5 via Friendship Bracelets Here’s an easier Perler bead pattern for the World’s Mightiest Heroes, the Avengers. Getting Crafty With Kerns understands that these activities have to be simple for toddlers and preschoolers, who are still developing their skills to recognize colors and faces. As you can imagine, my brothers and I (and our father) played a lot of Mario Brothers. Hours and hours (I don’t want to know). And we had Super Mario Bros. and all those sequels. We were obsessed. Dr. Bruce Banner is one of the smartest men in the MCU, who acquired 7 PhDs and he can also transform into the strongest Avenger! 6. The Amazing Spider-Man Photo credit: Clipart Library Imagine being the protector of a galaxy, where there are millions of planets and stars floating in space, and even billions of people to protect!Can’t decide between brains versus brawn? Teacher Scout Mom tells us that children can get both those qualities with the Incredible Hulk.