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Lego brick crocheted box

Lego brick crocheted box
Preamble.... I’m not a native English speaker, so forgive the mistakes. Or write to me to correct them :). Be kind.
I love Lego, I love to crochet.
I thank Lizzyastro who make the instructable for the doorstop and gave me the idea of doing this box and the permission of doing this instructable.
Given that I’ve done the box and only after I’ve wrote this instructable, I’ve used the photos taken from another box (rainbow box), but it’s the same of the Lego box, the only difference is colours and the lid.
This is my first Instructable.

You can find the Italian version here: http://fabuland.wordpress.com/2012/02/29/uncinetto-e-cucito-scatola-lego/


Materials
An old carpet, moquette, plastic sheets, cardboard or something that, when cut into pieces, can stay up alone
White fabric
Wool or cotton
Needle or sewing machine
Sewing thread
Heavy duty scissors or cutter
crochted/sewing scissors
Hook #4
Stuffing

 
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Step 1How to prepare the stuffing

How to prepare the stuffing
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Decide the measure of the box. Cut the carpet in pieces slightly littler (more or less 0,5 cm littler) than the measure you chose. I’ve done the red one and the rainbow one 11x11x7 cm.

Cut the carpet in squares and rettangles of these measure:
1 square 10,5 x 10,5 cm
1 square 11,5 x 11,5 cm
4 rectangles 10,5 x 6,5 cm

Use a set square to help you cut it.

Note: You can use plastic, if you can cut it, but I prefer something softer. If you don’t plane to use the box in bathroom or kitchen, or where it risks to be wetted, you can use cardboard.
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5 comments
Sep 18, 2011. 8:20 PMvhart1 says:
Never mind my question. Just found it here! YAY and thanks!!!
Aug 31, 2011. 12:53 PMjacinta77 says:
i cant crochet, but can the lego brick be knitted,if it can b knitted could the pattern be email to me please, email address is jacinta.white@yahoo.com.

thank you
Aug 14, 2011. 11:31 AMdragon.goes.puff says:
I can't crochet, but I would make this in a heartbeat if I could!!

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Author:MicioGatta(Fabuland Blog)
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