Lego Brick Favor Boxes and Free Printables

This is my last Lego Birthday Party post. Phew...almost done. Today, I am sharing THREE free printables with you. { Scroll to the bottom for the links.}

First, the goody "bag" Lego bricks. 

I searched and searched for a good, basic, free box template and couldn't find one. So...I made one up and I'm sharing it with you!

Once I had a basic box I added Lego bumps to the top, much like with the juice boxes, and filled them with our goodies...

We bought the $15 pack of generic Legos from Walmart and Owen made some creations for each of the boys...

I made rings for the girls.

I just took ring bases {3 adjustable rings in a pack at Michaels for $2 and some cents, and then even less with a coupon} and glued on a square Lego with E-6000 glue.

I threw in an extra block and some "jewels" to add to the top...which are really the little one bump Legos that are used for truck headlights and such.

We also included a bag of some Lego candy which you can actually build with. They are really tasty too. Yum! I got them at our local grocery store's bulk candy bins.

And here are the free printables:

1. The box Lego bricks. Click here to download the google doc pdf. Personal use only please.

This box will look a little bit different than the ones in the pictures above. As I was assembling mine, I noticed some flaws, so I went back to the drawing board and came up with a MUCH better box. I also added the Lego bumps right in the template so you don't have to cut and paste them on. You just have to fold the box with the lines on the outside of the box.

Your box should end up slightly smaller than the ones I pictured above, and looking more like this...

It closes tighter and doesn't need tape to stay closed.

Tip: Use hot glue to assemble the boxes. I tried tape {as you can see from my pics - it's an eye sore}, rubber cement, elmers school glue, glue stick. The glue that works the fastest, cleanest and the best was of course hot glue. Aren't you guys glad you get to learn from all my mistakes?

2. Lego bumps. Click here to download. Personal use only please.

This is just an entire 8 1/2 x 11 sheet of Lego bumps. I printed up a couple of sheets of each color, cut them into bricks and used them to make my Lego mosaic wall. You can use them for bunting, for napkin rings, for invitations, for a crown like I did here...

The possibilities are endless.

Please note...I tried my best to make the bumps as uniform as possible but I am not a machine. It is not perfect, just pretty close. :)

3. And lastly...I am giving anyone permission to save this jpg photo {below} to their computer for personal use.

If you use it and post it on the web please give photo credit where it's due. That is all I ask. We used them for invites but if we had a little more moolah I would have printed a big poster with Owen's name on it or something to welcome everyone to the party. Again...lots of possibilities.

Thank you for all of your supportive comments concerning this party. I know a lot of you have expressed interest in planning a Lego party yourselves.

I wish you the very best of luck and lots of fun!

Make sure to check out the main Lego Birthday Party post for more on my party and links to other great resources.