Ah, that characteristic crunch under your feet as you navigate the playroom. Lego! The kids have truckloads of the plastic bricks spread out across the carpet, on the countertops and shoved into the deep, dark depths of almost every piece of furniture.
Before cursing the day that you brought home that very first set, check out some of these imaginatively awesome Lego hacks that go way outside the brick box!
[mc_block_title custom_title=”1. Mini Figure Cord Keeper”]
You’ve got dozens of those teeny tiny character Legos sitting around. You’ve also got cords galore. Keep your desk nice and neat with this brilliant hack from Sugru.
[mc_block_title custom_title=”2. Make Magnets”]
That leftover Lego doesn’t have to go into the trash. Save them and use them to make magnets. She’s Called Claire’s DIY version steps it up a bit, with a spray paint finish!
[mc_block_title custom_title=”3. Hold Keys”]
If you can keep cords clean and post notes with home-made magnets, why not hold keys? This clever key hanger from Instructables shows you just how helpful this hack truly is!
[mc_block_title custom_title=”4. Build a Belt”]
This Lego belt buckle from Delia Creates takes ‘creating’ to a whole new level.
[mc_block_title custom_title=”5. Light up Your Life”]
Your little one love, love, loves Lego, and he also happens to need a lamp. Impatiently Crafty’s Lego lamp combines a plastic brick hack with an awesome Ikea idea.
[mc_block_title custom_title=”5. Top a Cake”]
It’s your little one’s birthday and you’re looking for something that’s more than the usual cake candles. Angelnavywife’s mini figure candle holder is a crafty solution for your cutie’s cake.
[mc_block_title custom_title=”7. Â Lego Necklace”]
Take one of those mini figures and magically transform it into a neat little necklace like Lil Blue Boo did.
[mc_block_title custom_title=”8. Lego Marble Craze”]
The kids don’t have to build Legos to fit the instructions that come in the box. Create-Celebrate-Explore’s marble maze takes takes the bricks and uses them in an imaginatively playful way.
[mc_block_title custom_title=”9. Put Together a New Handbag”]
Want designer accessories without the sky-high price tag? Lego Hacks serves the stylish brick consumer with these designer knock-offs.
[mc_block_title custom_title=”10. Style up some Soap”]
The kids totally aren’t into washing their hands. What can you do? Try adding Lego like The Rockin Boys Club did.
[mc_block_title custom_title=”11. Take Over a Table”]
A simple table plus a lot of Lego equals Ikea Hacker’s colourfully cool furniture find.
