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Perler bead Advent wreath

December 2, 2013Activities, Advent, Crafts, December, Perler Standard

advent wreath perler bead
The tradition of the Advent wreath is relatively newer. Originating in Germany, it was brought over to the United States by immigrants in the early 20th century. The beautiful custom of lighting a new candle each Sunday of Advent not only anticipates Christ’s birth on Christmas Day, but also the second coming of Christ.

This Advent, celebrate the tradition of the Advent wreath with our newest Perler bead project!
perler bead advent wreath
You will need:

  • Advent wreath and candle template
  • 1 large, square peg board
  • 1 sheet of Perler ironing paper or parchment paper
  • Perler beads:
    168 dark green
    29 light green
    63 purple
    21 pink
    4 yellow
    4 orange
  • an iron

Place the template beneath your peg board. You might want to tape the template to the table or work surface.
perler bead advent wreath
It is important to leave the gaps in the wreath, to allow your candles to stand up.

We made our candles on a heart-shaped peg board, creating bigger flames on our candles. If you have extra beads, get creative with your candles and wreath and let us know what you discover!

Remember to use Perler paper or parchment paper between your project and the iron!

You can add your candles all at once, or add a new candle each Sunday.

Blessed Advent!