Lego is truly one of the greatest toys of all time, and not just because it is well known, but because it truly fosters creativity, as a toy, and drum roll please, as a DIY material! After reading this article you will now scour garage sales, and even your own basement to see if you still have that lego collection, and why not tell all your family members who might be downsizing? SAVE THAT LEGO! The smallish lego collection in my house is up in the attic waiting for the next generation, and since I'm a "save the good toys" kind of pack rat, I don't think I'll be attacking that LEGO anytime soon, but time will tell! Some of the projects in the round-up I've put together here are truly tempting, and the LEGO key rack (there are two more designs) doesn't use much of that precious LEGO, and it is not just adorable, but a great interactive way to keep your keys on hand. So the dilemma continues in my head, save the Lego or use it?
The history of LEGO dates back to 1932, in Denmark, making the brand 83 years old. And even though decades have passed since its inception, LEGO’s ship continues to sail. The renown of this toy has even created an entire subculture focused on just LEGO, and there are adults who've dedicated a room to their LEGO collection! LEGO is a great toy that fosters creativity and there is so much to learn, starting with a beginner toddler set to the most sophisticated kits. Lets take a look at some amazing DIY LEGO projects, and then learn some interesting facts about LEGO that might help get your creative gears turning.
