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Lego Brick Favor Boxes and Free Printables

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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 brick favor boxes. Click below to download:

lego-gift-box-template-large

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.聽

2. Lego bumps.聽Click below to download:

lego-bumps

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. 馃檪

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. 聽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. There is also a long, helpful list of links and resources at the bottom.

Oh and…if you are a Lego collector. This site might rock your world:

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  2. This is the coolest birthday party! My sibblings and I still have our bin of lego at my mom's, ready for the grandkids. Thanks for sharing all of your neat ideas Delia.

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  4. Thanks so much for all of the printables and great ideas 馃檪 I think this is definately going to be the theme for Christopher's party. He is so excited 馃檪

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  6. Your lego party looks like it turned out awsome! All those little details, the games, it just looks like it turned out perfectly for the kiddos 馃檪 We may be revisiting these posts for a birthday party in the future!

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  8. You are SO creative and sweet. If my son hadn't just had his party, I would be ALL over these neat ideas. I will save it for next year though. Thank you!

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  10. These are GREAT ideas!! I'll have to show these to my little man who's turning 4 in May…we may have a lego birthday coming up, too! 馃檪 Thanks for sharing!

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  11. You just made my day! I'm so printing the boxes to fill in April when I will be hosting our own Lego birthday party.

    (And how is the E-6000 holding up for the rings? I made some with hot glue but it's not that sturdy.)

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  15. Thank you so much for the ideas! I am planning a lego party for my son’s birthday next week. I especially love the juice boxes and invites. Thanks for sharing your templates 馃檪

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  16. p.s. How many lego creations can you make with that set from Wal-mart? I am debating between that and the party favor set. I love to save money!! But I’m not sure yet how many kids we will be inviting.

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  17. Thanks for posting all your fun bday party ideas! I am going to use a few of them for my son's 6th bday coming up in a few weeks.

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  19. The gift of time is a the best gift in the world. Thank you for giving yours to all of us moms who have lego nuts at home. I am having my sons lego party in a few weeks and these ideas are definitely getting me motivated. Thanks a bunch and have a great day!!

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  20. Delia:

    You are a genious!
    More: you are a gracious and giving genious!!!

    Thank you so much for sharing!!!
    Here, in Brazil, we don麓t do "home parties" very often (but I DO cause I love it!) and it麓s very hard to find some inspiration and material to work with. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!

    Kisses and blessings.
    Mirys

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  22. You seriously rock. My son wants a Lego party for his 7th bday…thank God we are finally done with the $500+ parties at the moon bounce places. I got so many ideas from you. Thank you for being so generous to share your ideas and downloads. I am not computer savvy at all and your ideas are so helpful. Thanks again:)

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  23. I know this post is from forever ago, but I just wanted to thank you for all the free printables…I am doing a lego party for my kiddo this weekend and this is PERFECT! Thanks for sharing your talent and making my guy (and me) happy!!!

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  25. Thanks so much! I have been searching for Lego party ideas for my son. Do you by chance also have the picture you used for the place cards? I will definitely give you credit if I post anything.

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  26. Thank you soooooooo much for posting and sharing all of this! I love love love your ideas!!! Awesome!!! I just downloaded your lego gift box pdf…and it reminded me of something….thought I'd share…..if you buy cream cheese in the block, it comes in a box almost exactly this size…..I sell scrapbooking stuff, and I keep a lot of my 'trash'- I call it going green…hee hee…

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  27. What paper is best to print the lego gift box pdf and juice box pdf on? I just finished doing the lego pinata! My son is going to be so excited!

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  29. Thx for sharing. I found a lot of useful information at here. Not many people in my country throw LEGO theme party to kid 馃檪

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  31. You have so great ideas and you inspire me to make a great party to my son , who looooooves LEGO!! I will use some of the things you created, thank you soooo much for sharing!! I love you!! I have being looking for weeks in the web and in the stores and I couldnt find anything until now as good as yours. You are great!! Thanks again!!

    Love you blog!!

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  32. thanks for your wonderful lego creations – they have given me lots of ideas for my grandsons birthday card. Many thanks.

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  34. Thank you so much for the downloads. These are going to add such amazing details to my sons birthday party. I was wodnering what font you used on the Lego Bumps? I am trying to replicate it for another detail of the party.
    Thank you again for making my party planning a little easier and a lot more fun.

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  35. You are awesome! Thank you so much for the printables and ideas! Your work (and mistakes) are helping other moms so much!

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  37. I'm going to use your picture that says what type of food each platter is since all my good is lego & it will help the boys & girls!! Yah!! Thanks for the picture & I'll will share your blog!! :))

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  38. I would love to use your lego printables for my son's birthday, however I am having trouble downloading them from google docs. When I press where you indicated to do so, it brings me to google docs however keeps saying error. Help! Thanks 馃檪

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  41. Hi! Thanks for sharing your ideas and printables:) I am not able to open the lego bumps document via google docs, either. Any suggestions! I am hoping to make the juice boxes, as well! Thanks!
    Kari

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  44. Love all your ideas and designs!! Quick question – is there any way to make the printable for the loot boxes a bit larger (but still fitting on an regular sheet of paper)? It's just a smidge too small for my loot! 馃檪

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  45. Wow, you are seriously a life saver! I am planning a lego party for my son, and you sharing this stuff is going to make it a whole lot easier! Thank you! I will give you credit for sure!

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  51. Love this!! You have saved the day for me! And, thank you SO much for making your invitation and lego juice box templates available for our use!

    BUT, your links to the box and lego bump full pages aren’t working and I would LOVE to have them!! 馃檪 Thank you again!!!

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  52. Great job!I would love to use your lego printables for my son’s 6 birthday but your links to the boxs and lego bump full pages aren鈥檛 working and I would LOVE to have them!! 馃檪 Thank you again!!!

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  53. Of all the lego party websites and blogs I have browsed for party ideas for my son, I found yours to be the most helpful. And I want to thank you! I feel like you really want to help me make the best possible party for my child rather than just “showing off” what you already did! Thank you for not only sharing your ideas but also for sharing your templates and printables so your ideas can be achievable!

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  54. Thanks very much for sharing! My 5yo son (soon to be 6) is Lego mad so I want to dress it all up a bit for him but I’m on a budget so I was delighted to find your templates.

    Neeve

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  58. I love the idea of having your son help create the favors. We are having a combined LEGO party for both my boys in a couple weeks, and this is the perfect way to get them more involved. Nothing better than a gift made for you. I can’t wait to tell them the idea tonite.

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  59. Thanks Delia! I’ve just finished editing an invitation using your photo template, and I’m sure we’ll be using your box templates for party favors.

    thanks so much, my Charlie will love it!!

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  60. Thanks so much! Your efforts have saved me hours and hours of time. What a treat to find your site.

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  61. Ditto to the other comments… THANK YOU so much for sharing your ideas and creations that you put much time and effort into making. Wonderful… especially as a midwestern mom living in Germany where it is very difficult to find stuff like this! It was nice to be able to create on my own. 馃檪

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  62. Thanks for your great ideas. I love them and love that you share them as well. I printed out your LEGO gift boxes on a 8×11 paper but it seems so small for an actual gift box. I am assuming I am doing something wrong. Any advise?

    Janelle

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  64. Thank you for making that picture of the Lego guy available for use! I could kiss you! In the meantime, I’ll just sing your praises.

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  65. Hi Delia! The lego boxes are adorable – did you have them printed on paper bigger than 8 1/2 x11 – I trying to figure out how it would be possible to make them bigger! Thank you so much!

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    • Hi Holly!

      I made them small boxes and just used 8.5″x11″paper. You can sure try enlarging them and printing them on 11×17 inch paper. I would enlist the help of a print shop to know just how much to enlarge it. They can probably give a good guess just by looking at it so that you don’t waste lots of paper.

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  68. So happy I found your site! We are planning a LEGO party for our daughter and I LOVE your creative ideas! Thank you for sharing your templates for free – MUCH appreciated!

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  69. Thank you so much for all of these great ideas! My son is turning 5 this year, and your ideas and links saved me beau coup bucks! Hoping that he’ll love these as much as I do 馃檪

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  70. Hi, I love your lego ideas and my favorite is the lego box favor. But I am wondering what kind of paper you used to make the box? My son is turning 4 and we would be drilled with these ideas since he is in to Legos.

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    • Thanks Jackie! We used “cover” or card stock. I hope that helps! Let me know if you have any other questions. Happy birthday to your son!

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  72. Thank you very much, your son’s birthday has been very helpful planningn my daughter’s one.Indon’t have any blog, so I’ll just use it for her. 馃檪
    All the best,
    Maria

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