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| Last week I had a great time changing an empty plastic milk jug into a cute little caddy for me! You can read about it and see a tutorial HERE. When we finished up another jug of milk, I made one for my 13 year old son's Legos. He's loving it and ready for me to make more! |
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| As seen in the previous caddy tutorial, I cut the jug and cleaned it well. I would have liked to cut some Lego pics out of one of my son's many Lego magazines. But, he just couldn't bear it! So instead we googled "Lego Clip Art" and found some free ones online to print. |
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| I also typed up the word "LEGO" and printed it out to add to the caddy. After the Mod Podge dried, he had the fun of loading it up. He was surprised with how many bricks could fit. |
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| I engaged him to take some of these photos...he came up with this shot himself. Fun. :) |
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| We put another pic on the backside of the caddy. The handle makes it easy to carry the caddy from place to place. |
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| So here it is, on his bookshelf. Dear son must have thousands of Lego pieces, so dear Mama is very much ready to provide more and more caddies to house this wonderful toy. Give it a try! Easy. Quick (15 minutes?). And free! |
Blessings!
very creative!!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea - just perfect for those little lego men!
ReplyDeleteI would love if you came over and linked this project to my weekly Round Tuit party at:
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Have a great week!
Jill @ Creating my way to Success
How resourceful! I hope you will share at my party!
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My son loves legos. This is great.
ReplyDeleteWould love if you would link up with us at Creative Creation Tuesday. We would love others to see your project too. Can be found here at Nothing But Country.
Happy Creating! Thanks for sharing your great project.
Ah! This is such a great idea!! I have lots of crafting items, pens, pencils, markers, paints, sewing and scrapbook stuff, and making some of these would be awesome for keeping things more organized!! Thanks for this post!!
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What a great way to re-purpose milk jugs and keep another item from land fills! There are so many great ways to recycle milk jugs and I love discovering new ones-thanks :)
ReplyDeleteNice organizing for the kiddos :)!
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