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Bead boards made by kids

Real boards, beaded and ironed at home at the kitchen table. Made one of your own? Send in a photo, and it can join the others here.

All the boards

Tap a board to see it large. The designs are among hundreds of patterns in the app, and the shaped boards, like the cat and the duck, are under pegboards and their patterns.

  • Ironed bead board: a red car with blue windows, black wheels and two yellow lights at the front.
    Red car
  • Ironed bead board: a pink bow with a purple border and two ribbons hanging down.
    Pink bow
  • Ironed bead board: an orange candy with eyes and pink cheeks, wrapped in purple paper at the sides.
    Candy with a face
  • Ironed bead board: a blue whale with a grey eye and a light blue spout of water above it.
    Blue whale
  • Four ironed bead hearts in blue, pink, purple and red, each with a white shine.
    Four hearts
  • Ironed bead board: a cupcake with pink frosting, blue and yellow sprinkles and a red berry on top.
    Cupcake
  • Ironed bead board: a tower of five rows in blue, green, yellow, orange and red, with brown beads between the rows.
    Rainbow tower
  • Ironed bead board: a blue bird with an orange beak sitting on brown ground between two green bushes.
    Blue bird
  • Ironed bead board: a black penguin with a white belly, white eyes, an orange beak and orange feet.
    Penguin
  • Ironed bead board: an orange seahorse with a grey outline, a black and white eye, a pink fin and a belly striped in yellow and turquoise.
    Seahorse
  • Ironed bead board: a dragonfly with a green body, pink wings with light pink tips and black eyes with a white bead in each.
    Dragonfly
  • Ironed bead board: a lowercase letter a in turquoise beads.
    Letter a
  • Ironed bead board: four small apples, a pink one with a turquoise stem, an orange and yellow one with a green stem, a turquoise one with a cerise stem and a purple one with a yellow stem.
    Four apples
  • Ironed bead board: a red mug with happy eyes and a mouth, a yellow rim, white cream on top and a blue straw.
    Drink with a straw
  • Ironed bead board: a white skull with black eyes, nose and teeth and pink cheeks.
    White skull
  • Ironed bead board: a blue frog seen from above, with purple and white eyes, yellow feet and yellow spots on its back.
    Blue frog
  • Ironed bead board: a light blue robot with purple eyes, a purple belt and red feet.
    Robot
  • Ironed bead board: a black witch hat with a purple band and a beige buckle.
    Witch hat
  • Ironed bead board: a white surfboard with a red stripe and a blue edge standing in a light blue wave.
    Surfboard
  • Ironed bead board: a vampire with brown hair, a pink face, white fangs and a red cape.
    Vampire
  • Ironed bead board: a blue shark with a lighter stripe along its side, a white belly, a black and white eye and a black mouth with white teeth.
    Blue shark
  • Ironed bead board: a small green square with a patch of orange and red beads in the middle.
    Green frame
  • Ironed bead board: a purple skull with black eyes, nose and teeth and pink cheeks.
    Purple skull
  • Ironed bead board: a blue bow with a green border and two ribbons hanging down.
    Blue bow
  • Ironed bead board: a white ghost next to a grey gravestone with a black cross, on green grass.
    Ghost by a gravestone
Ironed bead board: a red car with blue windows, black wheels and two yellow lights at the front.

How to take a good photo

Light and table

Take the photo in daylight, near a window if you can, and without flash. Put the board on a light table or cloth without a pattern.

Straight from above

Hold the phone straight above the board, with the board in the middle and some space around it. One board per photo.

Just the board

No faces, hands or names in the photo. The name you write in the box goes under the board, so pick a first name or a nickname.

Then

We look at every photo before it goes up, and the board is cut out so that it lies on the wall like the others. If you want a board taken down later, just write to info@pearlsapp.se. Need a design for the next board? There are hundreds of bead patterns.