DIY LEGO Flower Hair Clips

It is not a secret that we love LEGOs in this house. 

I don't think a day goes by that my kids don't play with LEGOs at some point.

The other day my daughter asked if she could have a LEGO hair clip, and of course I said, "Yes!"
I thought since flowers are blooming everywhere around here that a flower hair clip would be prefect.

Supplies

2 metal hair clips (I use these) 

3/8" grosgrain ribbon

2 yellow flower LEGOs

2 white dot LEGOs

6 bright green 2 dot LEGOs

hot glue gun

hot glue sticks

heat sealer or scissors

2 non-slip grips (optional, I get mine from DoodlebugAccessories on Etsy.com)

1. Cut 2 pieces of your ribbon to 4.5" in length. You may have to adjust the length if you use a different size clip. 

My favorite way to cut ribbon is to lay the glass from a picture frame on top of my cutting mat so I can see the measurements and use a heat sealer to cut the ribbon. If the ribbon is wide I use another piece of glass to have a straight line to cut against.

2. Using hot glue, line your clips with the cut pieces of ribbon.

3. If desired attach the non-slip grips now, or if you forget (like me) you can attach them at the end.

4. Using hot glue, attach 2 bright green 2 dot LEGOs to each clip.

5. Using hot glue, attach 1 yellow flower to each clip.

6. Using hot glue, attach 1 white dot to each flower, and 1 bright green 2 dot LEGOs to each clip.

7. Let your little cutie sport her stylin' new hair clips.

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Lunches Week 31

I had another x-ray on my foot this week, and it looks like I will be spending at least 3 more weeks in my boot. For some reason, whenever I ask the doctor any questions about my foot heeling on its own or not; he looks at me like I'm a crazy person, puts on his best poker face and says, "It's too soon to tell." All I can say is this boot better not cut into my summer sandal time!

MONDAY

 

I packed her mini pancakes, syrup, grapes, and a Sistema Twist N' Sip* of water.

 TUESDAY

 She had a sandwich cut with an Elephant Lunch Punch*, squeezable applesauce, carrots, 2 cookies, and a Capri Sun.

 WEDNESDAY

I packed her a nutella wrap, grapes, carrots, a Peep, and a Capri Sun.

 THURSDAY

She had a sandwich cut with a Crown Lunch Punch*, grapes, carrots, M&Ms, and a Sistema Twist N' Sip* of water.

 FRIDAY

I packed her a sandwich cut with a Princess Lunch Punch*, squeezable applesauce, carrots, pretzels, and a Capri Sun. 

The products used in this post are listed below.

The pink container is from Pottery Barn Kids.  

The container with green inserts is the Rubbermaid LunchBlox entree with trays*.

The clear container with 3 sections is an EasyLunchBox*.  

The silicone cups are Wilton pastel cupcake liners*. 

The tiny clear container is an EasyLunchboxes Mini-Dippers*.

The silicone flower cup* is Wilton.

*Affiliate links are in the post.

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