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Necklaces, bracelets and earrings made with Legos are beyond easy to make and a great way to reuse your favorite childhood toy. :D The last picture s...
For the earrings: posts + backs (sold in bulk at most craft stores) Legos of desired size Aleene's Platinum Bond 7800 glue OR E600 glue ...
Nearly any size Lego will work for earrings - it just depends on how crazy you want to get. I'll break this down into steps for easy reading: ge...
This is so very important. If you skip this step, you will not get a lasting bond. After a few hours, push up on the posts very lightly with your th...
No model photos yet. Perhaps on a more photogenic day. ;)
Step one and the most important step. You need to make two holes in one of the long sides of the lego. Be careful and steady with the drill - Legos a...
You will need two pieces that will equal your desired length. I have a very small neck, and I like my necklaces to sit pretty high, so I'm using lengt...
Attach two jump rings to the Lego Attach the chains to those jump rings Attach a jump ring to the opposite end of each chain Attach y...
Add bricks onto your base brick if you like. :D
I posted this without thinking about bracelets, and as I sat at my desk this morning, it dawned on me... I DIDN'T MAKE ANY BRACELETS! So here we are....
As shown in the photo. :D
As shown in the photos... each Lego end gets a ring, and those rings are linked together. At the very ends of the chain, attach jump rings and a clas...
It's a little tricky to get on... but hey, it doesn't matter if it's cute, right? :D Enjoy your Lego jewelry... and keep an eye out for cufflinks - c...
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