Perler Bead earrings are my favorite way to accessorize and these Fall Perler Bead Earrings are no joke! They come together in a snap and can match all of your favorite outfits! They also make really great gifts to friends, family and co-workers!

Fall is in the air in California! Or at least it is this week. I’m waiting until mid-October for ACTUAL fall, but we’ll get there eventually. I’ve been thoroughly enjoying taking evening walks though and finally pulling out my light sweaters. Well, pulling out is kinda strong. I have identified where they are located in my closet and have positioned them to be ready for when fall actually hits. I’m not complaining about 80 degree days though.

In the meantime, I’ve been teaching my new roommate about the wonders of crafting the stress away. I’m not sure she’s super into it, but I am on a mission okay? It WILL HAPPEN! This week, we’ve been making these super cute fall earrings out of perler beads to go with ALL the outfits. Also, life just feels better sometimes when you’re festive!

To make these Fall Perler Bead Earrings, outside of the usual beads, iron and pegboard, you’ll also need some hook earring findings, small jump rings and an awl. You’ll also need a hexagon board for the acorns if you choose to do those. 

Fall Perler Bead Earrings

Time: 30 minutes or less
Cost: $6 (most items were on hand)
Festive level: 5 – you can wear them in public and no one will look at you sideways

Yield: 3

Fall Perler Bead Earrings

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Perler Bead earrings are my favorite way to accessorize and these Fall Earrings are no joke! They come together in a snap and can match all of your favorite outfits! They also make really great gifts to friends, family and co-workers!

Prep Time 5 minutes

Active Time 20 minutes

Additional Time 5 minutes

Total Time 30 minutes

Difficulty Easy

Estimated Cost Under $20

Materials

• Perler beads in assorted colors
• Pegboards
• Earring Findings

Tools

• Awl
• Parchment Paper
• Iron

Instructions

1. Build each design according to the pattern.
2. Place a sheet of parchment paper over the designs then use the iron to fuse the beads together.
3. Allow to cool
4. Use the awl to bore a larger hole through the top most bead of each piece.
5. Place a jump ring through each hole, add a hook earring finding and close the loop.
6. Repeat for each piece until you have all earrings.
7. Get all basic with your bad self and grab a pumpkin spice latte to feel EXTRA festive!