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Cute little lego matchboxes. Great for small party favours.

Material

1 Bag matchboxes (Riot sell these)
3 Tubes paint (red, blue & yellow)
1 Hole punch
1 Roll foam tape
3 Sheets Coloured cardboard (red, blue & yellow) or 1 sheet white cardboard

Method

Seperate the matchbox inserts from the outer cover.
Using your hole punch cut coloured or white card. You will need 6 dots per box.
Paint your pieces with your equally with the 3 colours. If you are using white card you will need to colour those pieces too.
Let dry.
Replace the matchbox inserts into out covers.
Cut your foam tape in little squares and stick to the underside of your dots.
Remove remaining paper from the foam tape and stick to your matchbox outer covers.

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This project was posted by:

- isabeau
- 15 Mar 2014
  10:01 pm

61 Comments
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- - mom19782016 said
  - 15 Oct 2020
    4:22 pm
I think these could be used travelling too

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- - mom111059 said
  - 24 Jun 2018
    2:28 pm
I can see a game of dominoes being made, depending on the amount of holes punched. Thanks for the idea.

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- - mom111059 said
  - 23 Jun 2018
    8:47 pm
Have never seen these before or heard of Riot. Will have to look the store up. Thanks for the instructions.

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- - mom93821 said
  - 19 Oct 2016
    7:05 am
Great project – these look so colourful and creative – love Lego.

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- - mom109229 said
  - 28 Sep 2015
    9:19 pm
Such a cute idea! Thanks for sharing!

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- - dannsbuild said
  - 20 Sep 2015
    11:29 pm
So Cool! Really nice idea! Thanks for sharing this!

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- - mom152736 said
  - 07 Sep 2015
    1:29 pm
homemade legos…. cool
- mom152736 replied
  
  07 Sep 2015 , 1:31 pm
  it’ll make more sense if i say “Made with hands… gifted with love”….
  - mom94125 replied
    
    09 Oct 2015 , 12:17 am
    
    lol lovely saying there. lego is a great gift anyway
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- - Kell said
  - 13 Jun 2015
    9:06 pm
So simple and yet Very effective … thanks for sharing

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- - Jack said
  - 08 Feb 2015
    12:35 am
I love lego; my daughter loves lego, too.

The matchbox looks cute, but could we use it for?

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- - mish06 said
  - 01 Nov 2014
    9:39 pm
My little boy loves doing craft and has just discovered lego so I can’t wait to show him these 🙂

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- - mom94125 said
  - 01 Nov 2014
    1:53 pm
wow i love this idea! it’s so cute. i don’t have any match boxes though
- ilynagh93 replied
  
  25 Nov 2014 , 1:59 pm
  you can buy them all white from craft stores like Riot, 🙂
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- - mom56842 said
  - 20 Sep 2014
    6:56 pm
They’re great, I remember making dolls house furniture out of match boxes when I was young.
- mom93821 replied
  
  20 Oct 2016 , 6:12 am
  We used them for arts and crafts too – beds for miniature dolls too.
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- - pakeko said
  - 01 Sep 2014
    8:52 pm
These are just what I have been looking for thank you for sharing

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- - Threelos said
  - 22 Aug 2014
    11:00 am
Really clever – they look fanstastic! Definitely good for parties, or my kids would love them just to keep little “special” things inside!

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- - mom57522 said
  - 08 Aug 2014
    12:28 pm
I love this! Awesome idea!

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- - ginoula5 said
  - 04 Aug 2014
    10:03 am
love this idea, fabulous, thanks for sharing

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- - rachaelchara said
  - 28 Jul 2014
    8:54 pm
Very cute and inventive. These look great.

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- - lou3 said
  - 30 Jun 2014
    2:05 pm
That is great idea

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- - no1ladydj said
  - 23 Jun 2014
    11:20 pm
What a clever idea. I know some little boys who’d love to help make these. And if I trod on one of these boxes, it sure wouldn’t be as painful as treading on normal Lego.
- mom57522 replied
  
  13 Jan 2015 , 8:33 pm
  Nothing worse than trodding on lego.
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- - Mrs Bucket (that's pronounced Bouquet) said
  - 28 May 2014
    2:23 pm
I thought they were real lego when I first saw them. An amazing use for matchboxes.

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