Exilez Bead Sprite Shoppe
All templates will be graphed so you know where to place every single bead to re-create your desired image!
What’s for sale?
Package Deal #1: $20.00/40m (Shipped in the U.S)
1. 2x Large 29x29 Pegboards
2. 3500 Assorted beads
3. Parchment Paper
4. Design Template
5. Instructions
2. 3500 Assorted beads
3. Parchment Paper
4. Design Template
5. Instructions
Package Deal #2: $40/80m (Shipped in the U.S)
1. 4x Large 29x29 Pegboards
2. 7000 Assorted beads
3. 2x Parchment Paper
4. Design Template
5. Instructions
2. 7000 Assorted beads
3. 2x Parchment Paper
4. Design Template
5. Instructions
Beads: (Allowed arrangement of colors in increments of 100)
500 beads - $1.75/3m + shipping
1000 beads - $ 2.75/5.5m + shipping
5000 beads - $14.00/28m + shipping
1000 beads - $ 2.75/5.5m + shipping
5000 beads - $14.00/28m + shipping
Peg Boards:
Large 29x29 Pegboard - $4.50/9m + shipping
2x Large 29x29 Pegboards - $8.5/17m + shipping
4x Large 29x29 Pegboards - $16.00/31m + shipping
2x Large 29x29 Pegboards - $8.5/17m + shipping
4x Large 29x29 Pegboards - $16.00/31m + shipping
Pre-Made Templates Available
Pikachu
Samus
Cloud Boss from Kirby
Charizard
Haunter
Genie from Aladdin
Bomberman (See top of thread)
Link (Huge and mini)
Bugs Bunny
Lola Bunny
Mewtoo
Sailor Moon
Yuyu Hakosho
Super Sayien Sonic
Colors Available to choose from:
(Supply subject to change! Limited supplies)
(Supply subject to change! Limited supplies)
Greens
• Kiwi Lime
• Green
• Pastel Green
• Dark Green
• Light Green
Yellows
• Yellow
• Pastel Yellow
• Cream
• Cheddar
• Teddy Bear
• Pastel Yellow
Oranges
• Orange
• Neon Orange
Purples
• Pastel Purple
• Plum
• Purple
Browns
• Light Brown
• Red Brown
Reds
• Cranapple
• Red
Pinks
• Fucsie
• Hot Coral
• Blush
• Peach
• Flesh
• Light Pink
• Pink
Blues
• Turqouse
• Perriwinkle
• Light Blue
• Dark Blue
• Pastel Blue
• Toothpaste
• Neon Blue
Black
White
• Kiwi Lime
• Green
• Pastel Green
• Dark Green
• Light Green
Yellows
• Yellow
• Pastel Yellow
• Cream
• Cheddar
• Teddy Bear
• Pastel Yellow
Oranges
• Orange
• Neon Orange
Purples
• Pastel Purple
• Plum
• Purple
Browns
• Light Brown
• Red Brown
Reds
• Cranapple
• Red
Pinks
• Fucsie
• Hot Coral
• Blush
• Peach
• Flesh
• Light Pink
• Pink
Blues
• Turqouse
• Perriwinkle
• Light Blue
• Dark Blue
• Pastel Blue
• Toothpaste
• Neon Blue
Black
White
Additional Info
: I have pre-made templates and I am also open to design requests. Depending complexity of the request there will be a $.50-$5 service charge applied to the end bill (this will be discussed with the customer) Just remember, each board is 29x29 (pixel), so make sure you send images with reasonable pixel amounts. I can adjust the colors of the designs, but some are a lot harder than others. I will get the image to look as good as I can, but you might have to make adjustments while making the pattern. Customers will be allowed to review designs before purchasing.
Each template will tell you what colors are needed, where to put them, and how many of each color. I will provide you with all of the beads you need to complete the design, plus some extras in case you want to change up the image a bit. By following the template, you’ll easily be able to re-create whichever template you decide to buy!
Each template will tell you what colors are needed, where to put them, and how many of each color. I will provide you with all of the beads you need to complete the design, plus some extras in case you want to change up the image a bit. By following the template, you’ll easily be able to re-create whichever template you decide to buy!
Methods of Payment:
1. Paypal
2. RSGP
3. LR
4. MB
5. WU
6. Bank Transfer
2. RSGP
3. LR
4. MB
5. WU
6. Bank Transfer
How to Contact Me:
1. MSN ([email protected])
2. E-mail ^
3. PM
2. E-mail ^
3. PM
**I will NOT go first to anyone I do not deem trustworthy. I am open to using a MM, or OMM, but expenses will be paid by YOU**
EXAMPLES
What are bead sprites?
Bead Sprites are pixel art made out of fuse beads. Each bead is hand-placed onto a board of equally spaced pegs, eventually forming a larger image. Once finished, the beads are heated up and fuse together to form a large piece of plastic that can be removed from the pegboard.
Bead Sprites are pixel art made out of fuse beads. Each bead is hand-placed onto a board of equally spaced pegs, eventually forming a larger image. Once finished, the beads are heated up and fuse together to form a large piece of plastic that can be removed from the pegboard.
What do you do with these?
Many people leave them as just pieces of decorative plastic, and hang them from walls or prop them on shelves, but the possibilities are endless. Common uses include necklaces, key chains, magnets (with thin magnet sheeting adhered to the back), coasters (like magnets but with cork board), and putting them in frames, often with backgrounds from the sprite's game.
What do I need to get started?
• Beads
• One or more pegboards
• A standard clothing iron
• Parchment paper
• Imagination, or a design template
• One or more pegboards
• A standard clothing iron
• Parchment paper
• Imagination, or a design template
How does the process work?
1. Select an image you want to make, preferably a pixelated one.
2. Create the image, pixel by pixel, on a pegboard(s).
3. Cover the beads with parchment paper.
4. Iron the sprite until the beads have fused together. (The parchment paper is to prevent the beads from sticking to the iron.)
5. Let the sprite cool for a bit, and then remove it from the pegboard.
6. Flip the sprite over and iron the back for additional stability.
7. Place a heavy object over the sprite as it cools to prevent warping.
8. Enjoy!
2. Create the image, pixel by pixel, on a pegboard(s).
3. Cover the beads with parchment paper.
4. Iron the sprite until the beads have fused together. (The parchment paper is to prevent the beads from sticking to the iron.)
5. Let the sprite cool for a bit, and then remove it from the pegboard.
6. Flip the sprite over and iron the back for additional stability.
7. Place a heavy object over the sprite as it cools to prevent warping.
8. Enjoy!
What kind of iron should I use?
Generally, any standard clothing iron will work. Ironing technique is very subjective; some people prefer higher temperates, some lower, etc. The longer you iron, the smaller the hole in each bead will become, but iron too long and beads will start to get a melty/charred look.
Where can I get images to use?
One of my favorite websites is www.shyguykingdom.com[/CENTER]


