Quick and Easy Lego Dinner Party

Show your kids that family time can be awesome by throwing them a quick and easy Lego dinner party.  With just a few items from the dollar store and a few printables, you can put together a dinner that will have them racing to the table.

Double Stacked Lego Salt and Pepper Shaker Printable Box

Add a little extra flair to your Lego party by disguising your salt and pepper shakers into two stacked Legos.  This simple printable box will add a double stacked Lego brick to your table and a lot of fun to dinner tonight.

Easy Mix and Match Lego Face Printables for Cups

Make quick and easy Lego faces out of your favorite glasses using these mix and match label printables. Simply pick your designs, print, assemble to a glass, and fill with a yellow beverage to bring your favorite Lego characters to the dinner table.

Lego Table Runner Plastic Canvas Pattern

Create a unique and fun table runner for your Lego birthday party with this easy plastic canvas pattern.  Using a 1x1 inch square you can create any color and size bricks to create a runner that will thrill your family for years to come.

Lego Birthday Party Supplies

Find all the items you need for your next Lego birthday party.   Find decorations, invitations, party favors, dessert ideas, and more. With Amazon and their free prime shipping, you can order at the last minute and still throw an amazing party!

Lego Brick Alphabet

Make your Lego party invitations or scrap book memories extra fun with this Lego Brick Alphabet. 

Lego Party Ideas

Find great tutorials, ideas, decorations, and desserts at this Lego party.  You'll love having all your ideas in easy step by step directions to help you throw an amazing birthday your kids will love.

Brick Fest Live! A Fun Review

Visit Brick Fest Live! for a fun afternoon of building, playing, shopping, and family time.  Our experience was a win with time together and lots of creativity and Master building time.

Amazing Lego Lights to Drool Over

Drool over these fun Lego Lights from Pugs and Lego on Etsy.  These amazing lights will thrill any Lego lover as a fun addition to their home, bedroom, or office.

Goals Family Home Evening Lesson Using Legos

Help your kids make new goals or renew old ones with a fun Family Home Evening lesson using Lego bricks.  With printables, a lesson plan, treat ideas, and handouts, your family home evenings will be easy and AWESOME!

Brick Lego Journaling Card Printables

Decorate your summer vacation travel scrapbook pages with this free brick Lego journal card printable.  Cards are available in vertical and horizontal printables.

Brick Fest Live in Denver, Co

Get inspired, educated, and entertained with LEGO bricks! Play with huge attractions built to set your imagination free and witness mind-blowing creations made entirely of this timeless toy at Brick Fest Live.

Lego Party Entry Door

After thinking a lot about family nights this week, I have decided our first evening together will be this weekend.  Since it's the third week of the month, that means it's Family Movie Night.

Fortunately, this week The LEGO Movie came out on DVD.  We did get to go see it at the movie theater, but I would enjoy seeing it again with a bit of a Lego themed evening.  To get to our Lego party, we needed to have an entry door to all the Master Building fun.

After the success of my telephone booth entry door for our Superman party, I guess this Lego door was not a huge stretch of the imagination.  But it was super easy to do (despite the crazy wind that we had while trying to set it up) and makes a fun entry way.

I started with a red plastic table cloth that I found at Walmart on clearance.  I layed it over the front of the door.

Through the doors edges and sides, I pulled the table cloth around to the back of the door and wrapped it nice and tight like a present.  I used regular tape to secure it, but with it being so windy, I did go back and use some packing tape to be sure it stayed put.

Once the table cloth was secured to the door, I cut a small slit in the cloth over the door handle and carefully slid it through.

I had originally planned to use red card stock to make the Lego dots on the door, but I didn't have any on hand and I didn't want to run to Walmart to buy some, so instead, I used red fun foam.  I found a bowl that was about the right size for the dots and traced and cut around to create the dots.

I used some Glue Dots on the edges of my foam Lego dots to secure them to the door.  I'm not a huge fan of these since I can never seem to get them off of roll without completely destroying them and then they stick to my fingers terribly, but with the wind issues, I wanted something that I knew would be strong enough to hold onto the doorway.

Finally, I stuck the dots onto the door in a 2 x 4 pattern to match the large Lego brick shape.  I think it turned out pretty fun and should make a great entrance to our Lego Family Movie Night this weekend.