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This Hylian shield pattern is easy enough to fit on a small Perler Bead pegboard. So, of course, I wanted to make a simple pattern for you.

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I think almost every game in the Legend of Zelda series has some version of they Hylian shield. If you don’t have clear beads, you can just use with white Perler Beads. It’s also worth noting that I used clear Artkal beads to represent the area where there was missing health from Link’s heart container. If you want to make more than 4 hearts on your pattern, you can continue your design on a second pegboard. For this Perler Bead pattern, I used a large Perler Bead pegboard. No collection of Legend of Zelda Perler Bead patterns would be complete without the classic heart container. Artkal for lots of details comparing the two. If you are interested in learning more about Artkal brand beads you can check out my post Perler Vs. The brand doesn’t matter though, you can create a similar Majora’s mask with Perler Beads.Įven though it’s made with Artkal beads, I still wanted to share this pattern with you. It’s actually the only pattern here that isn’t made with Perler Beads at all. It uses a lot of colors and takes two large Perler Bead pegboards. This Majora’s Mask Perler Bead pattern is the most difficult one that I’m showing you today. So, you will need a large square Perler Bead pegboard. I played around with the pattern quite a bit to try to get it on to a small pegboard, but I never liked the way it looked. When choosing, make sure that you have two shades of your selected color so you can do the shading on the Perler Bead pattern.Īlthough it may look like it, this potion pattern does not fit on a small square pegboard. BUT you can make your potion in any color that you choose. I chose to make a blue potion for you today, mostly because I like the color blue. In general, the red potion replenishes Link’s health, the green potion replenishes his magic, and the blue potion replenishes both. Potions come in a variety of colors the most common being red, green and blue. Or, if you are really feeling bold you could make it into earrings or a necklace.įans of the Zelda series know that potion bottles are magical drinks that Link can consume on his journey. When completed it only makes a 2 inch triangle, so it is the perfect pattern to make into a key chain. All you need is a small star or a small hexagon pegboard to be able to create it. My Triforce Perler Bead pattern is THE easiest one that I’m sharing today.

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If you are new to the world of Perler Beads check out my Perler Bead tutorial for tips and tricks on how to make awesome Perler Bead projects. If you choose to make the Triforce you will also need a star or hexagon pegboard. Most of the patterns are made on a large Perler Bead pegboard. Supplies needed for Legend of Zelda Perler Bead patternsĪll you need to make these awesome Legend of Zelda sprites are your basic Perler Bead supplies. Today, I’m going to share with you 10 easy Legend of Zelda Perler Bead patterns. That being said, there have been many Perler Bead artists through the decades who have created sprites representing the series. Since its inception, MANY more Legend of Zelda games have been released, and the stories of Link on his magical adventures are beloved by many. The first in the series was released in 1986. The Legend of Zelda series is a classic when it comes to video games. Yet, despite the shortage of historical Jewish sites, Madrid plays host to an assortment of national institutions that hold centuries-old Jewish texts not to be found anywhere else in the world.Link, Triforce, potions, and more, here are 10 easy Legend of Zelda Perler Bead patterns. Except for the ancient Jewish quarters of the city, few noteworthy Jewish attractions remain in Madrid. Today the Jewish community of Spain has reestablished its presence and maintains several synagogues as well as a Jewish day school. Madrid is perhaps most notable in modern Jewish history as the site of the 1991 peace talks held between Israel, Jordan, Syria, and the Palestinians. Only during the mid-nineteenth century did Jews begin to return to Madrid and establish what is today, along with Barcelona, one of the two largest Jewish communities in Spain. Jewish life in Madrid came to an end in 1492 with the expulsion of Jews from all of Spain.

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