With its neat square eye sockets and a cheerful row of teeth, this skull is more of a friendly Halloween sidekick than anything scary. On the grid, each square is one fuse bead: start with the outline first, then fill in the eyes and jaw last — it keeps the proportions honest. A classic square pegboard is all you need here. Lay your ironing paper flat and centered before you iron, and press with a folded tea towel for a nice even finish. Once it’s set, this little skull makes a great fridge magnet or a fun garland piece to hang by the door for trick-or-treaters.

Haunted House
A spooky little haunted house glowing in the night — a fun square-pegboard Halloween project.









