My son recently had his 6th birthday, we had a pool party and invited his friends. He wanted a “Lego theme” party. So after I searched for affordable Lego party favors I realized it was too expensive for 19 kids! So I made my own Lego party favors.
Materials:
Square Lego Bricks
Ribbon or Durable String
Drimmel Tool or Drill
Vise Grips
Gather all your supplies together. If you are good with the drimmel tool or drill great (I am not so my husband drilled all the holes for me) Over a bucket my husband drilled and holding the Lego Brick in a vise grip he drilled a hole straight through.
Once all the holes are drilled thread the sting through and tie a knot at both ends forming a necklace.
For the girls I used pink ribbon white ribbon for the girls.
Once threaded…………..
I put each Lego Necklace in a Ziploc bag and added the Lego Man Coloring page in each bag.
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This was such a cute idea, You are very crafty girl!!!!
Lovely. You’re quite creative.
What a cute idea! Very creative and fun. I would’ve never thought of this.
That is simply AMAZING!! My son would love that
What a great idea! I will remember this for my son’s next birthday.
What a cute idea!
19 kids is a big party!
That is so cute! My boys would love to have a lego necklace! And that is so easy and creative!! We have enough legos, I’m sure I can convince them to give up a few pieces for this fun craft.
We are huge Lego fans. What a fabulous craft and idea to do!
What a fun idea. I bet the kids loved them!
What a great idea! So much more affordable and so easy!!
I love this adorable idea! I like that you made girly ones too 🙂 Thank you for sharing!
These look like a super easy and awesome idea! Love it.
Love it!! My oldest, 5, would love these!! He is such a lego fan 🙂
thanks for the great idea! I’m going to make these for my sons birthday party!
I love the lego necklaces! It looks like a lego theme is a lot of fun!
What a cool idea! Will have to try this for my boy!
That is an awesome idea! It is hard sometimes to make boy parties cute. Thanks!
Very cute idea!!! My boys love legos and this would be great for party favors.
What a cool idea!
I love these Lego necklaces. I want to make them with my granddaughter (4 yrs old) and make some for prizes at our Church’s vacation Bible school. Thank you for the informative tutorial.
Great idea. I would love to do Lego themed birthday party for my son. Thanks for linking up at Artsy Play Wednesday. Pinned to our group board. Hope to see you again this week.
Great! I’ll feature this link on Share it Saturday 🙂
This is so neat. I made some Lego cuff-links a while ago and they went over so well! Necklaces are a great way to gift the Lego loving ladies in my life! I’d love if you’d consider linking up to my weekly link party! http://www.dreamalittlebigger.com/post/link-party-3.html
I love these necklaces! So much in fact that I featured them in my monthly round-up of fav projects. http://www.theexperimentalhome.com/check-in-check-out-6/#comments
That is a great idea! You could probably have an Etsy shop to sell these favors. I’m sure there is a market for Lego favors. Thanks for sharing on Artsy Play Wednesday. I pinned it.
My little guy (age 5) loves both legos and necklaces. This would be a hit for him! Thanks so much for sharing at After School.
I really like this idea for a Lego themed birthday party! Thanks for sharing with Afterschool.
I’ve given a LEGO-themed birthday party, and you’re right: creating favors can be really expensive! I’m sure these would be a big hit! 🙂
Wow these are awesome. What a great idea!
They are so cool I’ve featured them on The Sunday Showcase this week: http://www.herecomethegirlsblog.com/2013/09/14/cool-crafts-kids.html