00:00Ok, so if you've ever fallen down the fuse bead rabbit hole, you know exactly how this goes,
00:04you buy one little kit, and 3 weeks later your entire kitchen table is covered in tiny plastic
00:09pixels. I've been testing out a bunch of Hama and Perler style bead sets lately, and I found 5 that
00:15are genuinely worth your money, from a massive collector's kit to one that costs less than a
00:19coffee. Let's get into it. First up is the Yanchuet 168 Color 2.6mm EVA Mini Bead Kit,
00:28and honestly, this one is the beast of the group. You're getting 168 separate colors and 3,500 beads,
00:35which means you can actually do proper shading and gradients instead of settling for close enough
00:39on skin tones and sunsets. It's sitting at $57.93, so it's easily the priciest here,
00:46but that's a per-color cost that's hard to beat. With over 4,600 sold and a 4.9 rating,
00:53this is the one you buy if you're past the beginner phase and you want your pixel art to actually
00:57look
00:57like the reference image. Next is the 72 and 48 color box set, and this one's clever because it
01:03comes with everything, not just beads. You get the pegboards, the ironing paper, and the beads in
01:09either 2.6 or 5mm, so if you're buying for a kid who's never done this before, they can literally
01:14open
01:15the box and start. It's $4.35. That's it. It's a 4.5 rating with over 4,500 sold, and
01:25for the price
01:25of a sandwich, it's a ridiculously low-risk way to find out if someone's going to love this hobby.
01:31Then there's the 72 color melting bead set in 5mm or 2.6mm, which I'd call the sweet spot of
01:38this
01:38whole list. 72 colors is genuinely plenty for most projects, you're covered for characters, logos,
01:44keychains, coasters, all of it, and having the choice between the chunky 5mm and the detailed
01:492.6mm matters a lot depending on what you're making. At $5.16 with a 4.7 rating and nearly
01:574,500 sold, this is the kit I'd hand to someone who's already done a couple of projects and wants
02:02to level up without spending real money. Now, the preschool and toddler kit, 4,000 pieces of
02:082.6mm beads for $1.68. I had to double-check that price. It's got a perfect 5-star rating
02:17across
02:17more than 4,400 orders, which tells you the beads are consistent and they actually melt properly,
02:22because that's where cheap kits usually fall apart. If you've got little hands in the house,
02:27or you just want a huge backup pile of beads for when you inevitably run out of black and white,
02:32this is a no-brainer buy. And finally, the big one, 72 colors, 39,000 pieces.
02:3939,000. This is the bulk restock kit, the one you get when you've stopped doing single keychains
02:45and you're building wall art in full scenes. It comes in both 5mm and 2.6mm, it's got a perfect
02:525-star rating with over 4,300 sold, and it's $4.47. Per bead, that's basically free.
03:01If you craft regularly, or you're stocking up for a classroom or a birthday party,
03:05this is the smartest buy on the entire list. All 5 of these are linked down in the description,
03:11so go grab whichever one fits your setup. If this helped you out, drop a like and hit
03:16subscribe, I've got more craft finds coming. Thanks for watching, and happy beading!
Komentar