Pokémon: catch them in Hama beads!

No need to pitch you on this craze that has literally invaded our world for less than a month. Whether you’re a player or not, have fun recreating Pokémon with Hama beads. This will be particularly welcome in these (boring) summer days. Another way to catch them all while developing creativity.

What could be more delightful than starting your quest with the cute little face of Pikachu. A perfect pattern to sport the emblem of the series. We unearthed it at Kandi pattern, thanks!

No Pokémon without a Pokeball either: a super basic model, very quick to make and within reach of all children from age 4.

For a 3D effect with highlights that’s certainly more realistic, there’s also this very accessible pattern (Kandi Pattern)

In the Pokéball theme, ideas swarm by the thousands on the web … it’s crazy what you can make with simple fuse beads.

Take inspiration from Geek Girl Workshop to make your super trendy little earrings. They are also for sale on her Etsy shop, it would be hard not to give in at their tiny prices.

And for little girls (or little boys;-), we’re sure they’ll be delighted to make these ultra-simple hair clips: in less than 15 minutes, they’ll be firmly attached to the hair. A wonderful idea from Chaotic Desk

Still in the “Jewelry” category, we found on deviant art a gorgeous headband in the shape of a Pokéball. We obviously love it.

Exceptionally, we’re stepping a bit away from Hama beads, with this big crush on these bracelets made with Miyuki beads spotted in Cylentbazaar‘s shop. It’s perfectly possible to adapt them in Hama beads—who’s in?

Fancy a pretty hair bow? On the Sprite Stitch site we found something absolutely awesome! And once again it’s at Kandi pattern that we find the pattern! yeah!