The NABBI® company has been making popular ironing beads in Swedish Uppsala since 1958 and you can use them to make simple bracelets or necklaces, but mainly various decorations, charms and pictures on special pegboards, on which the beads melt into a compact mass with the help of an iron and baking paper. Crafting with ironing beads is great fun not only for kids, whose fine motor skills they develop thanks to the beads.

In addition to the classic polyethylene beads, NABBI® also makes the Biobeads range that is made from Biodolomer. It’s a 100% biodegradable and compostable material, partly based on rapeseed and chalk. Beads from the Biobeads range are a sustainable alternative to common ironing beads and their production leaves a smaller ecological footprint. No microplastics are created because of them, less water is consumed during their production process, the individual components of Biodolomer are locally sourced and packaging is made mostly of paper. In the Biobeads range, you’ll also find and ecological alternative to pegboards for ironing, which are, just like the beads, made from Biodolomer.

NABBI® products have the CE label and they comply with the European toys safety standards (EN-71) and the American Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA). Munkplast AB products, according to the information from NABBI®, are regularly tested by accredited third party laboratories. There is the age for which the product is suitable cited on all packages.

NABBI beads are a suitable alternative to ironing beads Hama or Playbox.