From Reddit saved post — r/beadsprites, u/yonlom, Jul 26 2018 https://www.reddit.com/r/beadsprites/comments/9216f2/my_wife_knows_that_i_really_like_zelda_games/

From Reddit saved post — r/beadsprites, u/trevorhalligan, Feb 13 2018 https://www.reddit.com/r/beadsprites/comments/7xa9c7/my_wife_likes_to_buy_paintings_from_goodwill_and/

From Reddit saved post — r/beadsprites, u/elyra, Dec 26 2017 https://www.reddit.com/r/beadsprites/comments/7m5nxg/finished_a_gift_for_my_mom_over_20000_beads/

From Reddit saved post — r/beadsprites, u/kylemccoy, Mar 04 2017 https://www.reddit.com/r/beadsprites/comments/5xh0gp/when_good_beads_go_bad_video/

From Reddit saved post — r/beadsprites, u/OrochiHankHill, Feb 10 2017 https://www.reddit.com/r/beadsprites/comments/5t5v63/about_a_couple_months_worth_of_perler_necklaces/

From Reddit saved comment — r/beadsprites, u/thebeadspriteking, Jan 24 2011 https://www.reddit.com/r/beadsprites/comments/f7ljr/dont_ruin_your_pegboards_use_the_masking_tape/c1dxa2k/ Comment on: Don't ruin your pegboards, use the masking tape method No, the taping takes place before you iron it. I will go through the steps here. 1. Put the beads on the pegboard(s) according to your design. 2. Cover your design with strips of masking tape (make sure they overlap so it all sticks together). 3. Remove the excess masking tape. 4. Flip it over. If it is a small design, put the pegboard in the palm of your hand and place a book (or something else that is flat and hard) on the top and flip it over while pressing it all together. If it is a big design, use two bigger books (or what you find suitable), slide the pegboards on to the first book, place the second book on top of the taped design and flip it over while pressing it all together. 5. Remove the pegboard(s). 6. Iron the side without the tape (the back of your design). (I iron on medium (two dots) and press down on the iron to get a nice and even melt on the beads) 7. Remove the tape. But be careful so you don't destroy it. 8. Iron the front. DONE This may seem a bit complicated and unnecessary, but trust me, it is worth it. It saves your pegboards from getting its pegs ironed down when you make small beadsprites and keeps the from warping and getting destroyed when ironing large beadsprites. It is also great if you don't want to iron it at once and don't want to risk destroying it by accident.