Kian's birthday idea came from a find at a summer garage sale: a gianormous bag of neat and creative Legos for $25. That and the fact that he spent most of his summer(s) playing with Legos or Lego video games...
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My mom was the guardian of the bag of Legos, and this is what she came up with over the span of several weeks. Amazing, don't you think?
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More amazing...I particularly love the B and the Dungeon D
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The "I" came last, though we knew would be Kian's favorite!
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When we realized you could spell "Party" with the letters in "Happy Birthday", the invitation idea was easy. SO pleased we could also fit exactly 8 Legos on the bottom...
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The giant Legos were made from cardboard boxes (free), sauce cups from the local Smart & Final (very cheap), and spray paint (and a wholllle lot of it).
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The cake was green marshmallow fondant to represent a base sheet, and candy melt Legos formed using a Lego Ice Cube Tray.
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Fun Lego food included a 'create a Lego food masterpiece' that included all the interesting shapes in Chex Mix, Cheeze-its, Triscuits, Ritz Bitz, Mini Oreos, Mini-marshmallows, chocolate chips, M&Ms....and your choice of spray cheese, peanut butter, or frosting to 'glue' the pieces together
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An example of a lego food creation: a car.
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A Lego food creation: small
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A Lego food creation: Medium
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A Lego Food Creation: Large
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