Monday 24 January 2022

Lego Card

Welcome to my new follower, Sharon of Making The World Sparkle.  I hope you have time visit my blog again soon.

I made a Lego card today.  I'm not sure who will receive it, so I've left a space to add a number.  

To make the Lego bricks, I cut rectangles of card 5cm x 2 1/2cm and squares 2 1/2cm x 2 1/2cm. The circles are punched with a 1cm punch and attached with little foam pads.  I used a Sizzix embossing folder to make the background.

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30 comments:

  1. What a fabulous fun design in gorgeous bright colours

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  2. Oh my goodness--cannot imagine making this! What a great card, Liz!

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  3. A really delightful card perfect for the youngsters Liz, my lads would have loved this, thanks so much for sharing with us at Allsorts challenge this week.

    B x

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  4. I'm sure whoever receives it will love it - what's not to love!

    Happy Tuesday

    Kathyk

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  5. Wow, that's clever. Didn't realise you'd actually made the Lego bricks from scratch. Whoever gets this one will love it for sure

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  6. Very clever and hats off to you for your patience, must have taken you ages. I know little boys and probably big boys would love this, you could put 4 or 40 on it and it would still work lol x

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  7. This is a wonderful card Liz, I've made many of these for family members and know how fiddly it is to punch and attach those little circles and keep them in a straight line :o)
    Many thanks for joining in my 'For a Child' challenge at Allsorts this week.
    Lorraine

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  8. I love your Lego card Liz - a great card for a youngster.
    Kath x

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  9. What a fantastic card especailly for the younger generation, my granson's both love Lego.

    Sue xx

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  10. What a fun idea and love the little circles on pads for dimension. Creative and fun Liz x.

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  11. Wow Liz..this is great! it must have taken ages punching all those circles and attaching with the foam circles!!...a fabulous card for any age and I shall bear it in mind for my grandson In Australia who is Lego mad...and his dad! xx

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  12. Oh my!!! I can't believe that you have done the Lego bricks!!! Gold hands and so creative!! Fabulous card!

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  13. What a fun and creative card, Liz! So perfect for so many, including myself :)
    I just love it!
    Thank you so much for sharing this week at Allsorts challenge!
    Ellie
    Ellibelle's Corner

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  14. Fabulous, a wonderful and fun make Liz.
    Faith x

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  15. What a fun birthday card! This is so awesome and looks exactly like the real thing. The nice thing is, if you step on it, it won't hurt your bare feet.

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  16. Fantastic card for a child. With my DT hat on for Allsorts I thank you for entering this week’s challenge.

    Over at the Playground I hope to see you on the swings later. Great snippeting.

    Hugs, Sarn xxx

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  17. Hi Liz,
    I love your lego card it's so colourful and what a brilliant idea on how to make one.
    Such a very clever idea not thought of that one myself.
    Lots of crafty love. Jenny L.

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  18. The lego bricks look great Liz and I'm sure that the right birthday will be along during the year for you to use it for as Lego is still as popular today as it was when our son was a child. I love the bright colours and the embossed dotty background finishes it beautifully. x

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  19. Love this - I've made similar cards in the past - a great idea for small boys!

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  20. Liz, this looks like real Lego! Astunning card.
    Lia xx

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  21. This is such a fun card Liz! I love the primary colors you used and of course what kid wouldn't love a Lego card?! Looks so real too, Lego's are a fun toy, but not so fun when you step on one. lol Hugs, Brenda

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  22. I've made these cards before and they're not for the faint-hearted! Beautifully designed and made Liz - as ever! What a classic for using snippets!

    Hugs

    Di xx

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    1. I last made one of these for my great nephew’s 5th birthday….. he’s twelve now! xx

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    2. And I bet that's where I initially got the idea from Liz!

      xx

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  23. Such a fun one Liz. I did a massive Lego one for my son a few years ago. Shabneez x

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  24. I made one of these once! It's a lot of work but uses snippets at least. Yours looks fab.

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  25. What a brilliant card Liz, I can see all kinds of lego shapes to suit many little people!! xx

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  26. Wonderful birthday card for a little brick master!
    Thanks for playing along with us at our present challenge at Creative Crafting Uncles and good luck. Hope you will join us next challenge again.

    Crafty greetings
    Alex

    *Owner* Creative Crafting Uncles
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  27. We all love lego so this is such a great idea! Very clever to create the bricks yourself too. x

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  28. Liz, your Lego card is amazing!!! Saw it on the Snippets Playhouse and had to come over. Wow!! What a fabulous way to use up those snippets.

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