Showing posts with label lego. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lego. Show all posts

Thursday, September 12, 2013

tiny lego gift

 when Ji's friend was visiting, he was admiring Ji's hanging legos, so i sent him a little gift :)
 
 
just:
 drill a hole in the center of the lego using a tiny drill bit,
string it and tie a knot at the end,
hang - individually or tie 2 onto a wooden dowel to make a mobile
 
just one piece of lego and some string
.....and it makes a lego kid so happy! :)

Thursday, February 28, 2013

lego travel box

we had already been using these boxes for legos while traveling or keeping Ji busy at restaurants (or other places that involved waiting), but usually the lego creations were all over the place, so i came up with this lego board insert to help contain the legos in or near the container :) and for more fun!

the board was originally intended to attach 3d creations, but as soon as i had it flipped open, i realized it would be great for 2d also - letters/shapes, pictures, designs, games, etc!
 


what you need:
- lego board
- xacto or utility knife
- cutting mat of some sort
- metal ruler/cutting edge
 
 
tips:
- before you start cutting, make a layout so you can make the maximum amount lego board inserts!
- it's best to cut the bottom side....it's easier to cut through holes than over bumps ;)
- the more precise you cut the boards the better the fit! ...it's up to you if you want to glue the board onto the lid or not...if the kids get used to holding the board while taking the legos off, you don't need the glue - this way you can have it as a detachable board as well, but for smaller children it might be better to glue it on...
- the board is hard, so be really carefull while cutting! 
- after cutting the length and witdth, don't forget to cut the corners
- after finished, try it out yourself!.....i did ;)
 
 

Friday, November 4, 2011

LOS - legos on a string

Ji is really into making lego planes lately, so we decided to fly them :)


i used my cordless driver with a tiny 0,5mm drill bit
p.s. if you don't have any tiny bits, get some -
they come in handy for small projects like this!



make mobiles, pull toys or just hanging art!