Last week I watched Toy Story 3 with my kids. I’ve seen it probably 100 times now, and I still cry. every. time. It’s just one of those movies that makes me want to stop time. My little girl is almost 7 and my son just turned 9. I’m realizing every day just how fleeting this thing called childhood really is. The idea that one day their toys, that are currently all over my house, will no longer be played with makes me sad.
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| via decorhacks |
While those are robots pictured above I could totally see a lego figure under one of those cloches. Either one or a grouping would look great on a dresser or bookshelf.
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| birthday in a box |
This is a simple diy project using lego bricks to make a pencil cup for a desk. You could always spray paint the lego bricks or only use bricks in a certain color if you want a more cohesive look.
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| via Planted by Streams |
This was a door sign made for a lego birthday party, but I think something like this would work well as wall art.
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| via abgc |
It took 22,742 lego bricks to build this table! I’m kind of in love with it!
Last but not least, while this isn’t a lego decorating idea, I absolutely adore these lego cuff links!
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| via Kate’s Creative Space |
Does Toy Story 3 get you all weepy too? Have you given any thought to what you’ll do with your kids toys when they – tear – grow up – tear? I know I can’t keep everything but somethings are hard to let go of aren’t they?
My son is obsessed with lego too and I'm sure if I show him the lamp, he'll want one too!