Leftover lego ideas

Author and screenwriter Emma Kennedy revels in the spare parts that spill out of every LEGO set, and the possibilities they offer for miniaturising her

Grabbing yourself a LEGO for practical purposes saves a lot of time. It adds joy in creativity instead just buying it.

Most of us think of LEGO as toys, but there are actually a lot of practical ways you can use these plastic bricks in your everyday life.

What to do with your unwanted LEGO bricks, and how to reuse and recycle them.

Is your house overrun with LEGOS? These creative ways to build legos will have you putting them to new and fun uses in no time! Whether you make a

A relatively small project, symmetrical design front & back, it fits any 4 inch pot great for any cactus or succulent plants

A fabulous LEGO building project for kids or groups! Challenge kids to create beautiful stained glass LEGO projects that shine like suncatchers.

𝗝𝗮𝗰𝗾𝘂𝗲𝗹𝗶𝗻 Castillo on Instagram: "Mom Hack for leftover @lego I got you 😉 This app is called Brickit and its perfect for giving new life to old pieces! It gives you hundreds of options and you can sort by theme for what you want to make next! My son went nuts making new things. Definitely MOMLIKEABOSS approved ✅ I saw @mrsemilynorris and @thebastfam talk about this app and its a winner! #legostarwars #lego #legohack #legohacks #momhack"

Legos are among the favorite toys of both boys and girls. That's why it's a great theme for a kids party. Here are ideas for bold LEGO kids party!