Peg豆豆 (also known as Fusion Beans or Pixel Beans) is a DIY craft originating from Sweden. The core gameplay is:
Using colored plastic pellets (beans) on a nailed block of interlocking beads to arrange them in a pattern according to the design.
Heat it with an iron after covering it with ironing paper, allowing the edges of the beans to melt and stick together
After cooling, it can be shaped into various items such as keychains, fridge stickers, decorative paintings, and pendants.
The materials are mostly eco-friendly PE/EVA plastics; safe and non-toxic, making them suitable for children and handcraft enthusiasts.
Originally designed for elderly rehabilitation training and children's cognitive development, it enhances fine motor skills, focus, and color recognition.
Extra gift: 1000 black beans, 1000 white beans (used for color supplementation and border finishing)
Introduction Options: Beginners are advised to start with the 5mm large particle set to reduce operational difficulty and quickly build confidence.
Safety reminder: Adult supervision is required when using an iron to avoid burns; small particles should be kept out of reach of children.
Creation techniques: Start with simple cartoon patterns, then try complex 3D works after becoming proficient.
Tool usage: Keep the iron moving at a steady speed during ironing to prevent local overheating and deformation of the beans.
5. Common Game Variations
Graphic art: keychains, fridge magnets, cup covers, decorative paintings, DIY phone cases
3D Items: storage boxes, small ornaments, 3D dolls, jewelry
