Pirate Ship. page 1. Instructions

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1 Pirate Ship page 1 Instructions 1. Use the large square pegboard for your project. If you re using a clear pegboard, slide the actual-size pattern underneath it. Place all the beads for the design. 2. Cover the completed design with the ironing paper. Keeping the iron level, gently iron the beads in a circular motion for about 10 seconds to fuse the beads evenly. Ironed properly, the beads will still have an open center. On a 3-D project such as this, DO NOT OVER-IRON the beads as it will make the centers of the beads close and can make assembly difficult. 3. Once the design is cool, peel off the ironing paper. Lift your design from the pegboard; flip the design over and repeat step #2. Your pegboard and ironing paper are reusable. Optional items needed to display your pirate ship with rigging and flags: embroidery thread and a needle, a cotton ball or cotton swabs, and glue. Creme - 14 Cheddar - 4 Brown - 65 Grey - 10 Black - 306

2 Pirate Ship page 2 Creme - 55 Cheddar - 8 Gold Metallic - 45 Brown - 97 Grey Black Assembly The diagram at right shows where each lettered piece is inserted into the base.

3 Pirate Ship This 3-D diagram shows the right side (starboard) of the ship assembly. The left side (port) assembles in the same manner. Hint: To make the pegs easier to fit into their slots, insert them while the part is still slightly warm (NOT HOT!) from the ironing. Jolly Roger and Pennant PRINT ONE page 3 For extra detail, use a needle and embroidery thread to add some rigging lines. Fold the Jolly Roger in half, wrap it around the rear piece of rigging, and glue in place. Glue the pennant to the top of the mast and add some bends to it so it looks like it s blowing in the wind. Lastly, use some cotton from a ball or swabs to create cannon smoke. Very fierce ARRHH!

4 page 1 Instructions 1. Use the large square and small circle pegboards for your project. If you re using a clear pegboard, slide the actual-size pattern underneath it. Place all the beads for the design. 2. Cover the completed design with the ironing paper. Keeping the iron level, gently iron the beads in a circular motion for about 10 seconds to fuse the beads evenly. Ironed properly, the beads will still have an open center. On a 3-D project such as this, DO NOT OVER-IRON the beads as it will make the centers of the beads close and can make assembly difficult. 3. Once the design is cool, peel off the ironing paper. Lift your design from the pegboard; flip the design over and repeat step #2. Your pegboard and ironing paper are reusable. You will also need four 6" pieces of clear twist tie and a small scrap of paper to assemble your project. Gold Metallic- 23 Glow in the Dark Blue - 13 Light Brown Brown - 36 Grey - 3 Black - 66 White - 49

5 page 2 Gold Metallic - 52 Light Brown Brown Black - 102

6 page 3 Gold Metallic - 68 Light Brown Black - 64 Assembly 1. Snap together the four sides and bottom panel of your treasure chest.

7 page 4 2. Organize your lid segments as shown here, making sure the four hinge beads are all on the same side of the lid. 3. To hold the lid segments together, carefully push twist ties through the bead holes as shown. Once through, simply crimp the twist tie ends to hold the lid tightly together. 4. Attach the lid to the box using two short strands of twist tie. 5. Add the side handles and key to your treasure chest. 6. Create Perler coins by ironing an assortment of beads into flat disks. Add the Perler skulls. For added detail, we curled a small piece of paper into a scroll for a treasure map!