Lego Cheese Slope Pendant

Cheese slopes are those little pieces that have a slant to them but are only 1x1 stud size. Cheese slopes are very fun to work with because the slope of the brick and be positioned 4 different ways so you can make a pendant with a lot of texture quickly and easily.

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Step 1:

To make a Lego Cheese Slope Pendant, you will need:
-4x4 plate
-2 1x2 plates
-1 1x2 plate with a hook-type handle (the white piece)
-cord or string

LvNo1000 says: Mar 31, 2013. 5:51 AM

:) My lego buckets are all mix-and-match. It'd be awesome if I could make this, but it'd be insanely hard to find patterned slant pieces like that xD 5/5 for the idea anyway. I was impressed

monsterlego says: Mar 12, 2012. 6:17 AM

Cool, and i thought my pendants where cool. ;)

sherrycayheyhey (author) in reply to monsterlegoMar 12, 2012. 12:53 PM

Yours are pretty cool too, I like the one made with the headlight pieces and really like that you used the LEGO chain as the string haha.

monsterlego in reply to sherrycayheyheyMar 12, 2012. 12:56 PM

Thanks! :)

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mikeasaurus says: Mar 11, 2012. 11:20 PM

That a neat effect, I like it a lot!

sherrycayheyhey (author) in reply to mikeasaurusMar 12, 2012. 12:54 PM

Thank you. I love how simple it is to make so many different textures with the cheese slopes.

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Penolopy Bulnick says: Mar 12, 2012. 12:01 PM

Awesome! I really like that one in the second picture of the last step.

sherrycayheyhey (author) in reply to Penolopy BulnickMar 12, 2012. 12:52 PM

Thank you, that one was the most complicated one I did. I started in the top left corner and rotated the cheese slope a quarter turn each time and then offset the colors by one to give it a "random" look since I don't do random very well. There are just so many possibilities with the cheese slope positions and then when you add multiple colors it gets out of of control lol.