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Delight Dorky Dads this Father’s Day! – Lego Cuff-links Tutorial

This may be the easiest DIY you’ve attempted all year. Lego Cuff-links tutorial – perfect for dad!

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Lots of dads are dorky. Some just a little bit and some a lot. From my experience speaking with fathers with children at home, they almost all seem to dig Legos. Like a lot. I don’t know if being around them while their kids play with them makes them nostalgic, or what – but Lego doesn’t make $399 Death Star sets for no reason.

So – this is an easy project for you or the kiddos to make a kitschy pair of cufflinks for Pop. He doesn’t even really need to be a dork for this either!

You will need: blank cuff links (can purchase at Etsy or Ebay – search “cuff link blanks”), two Legos (I used the four dot thin ones), spray paint (optional), glue

STEP 1: If you’re going to spray paint your Legos, do it now. I sprayed mine silver, to go dressy, and covered with a fine coat of spray polyurethane in satin. Allow to dry.

STEP 2: Glue the Lego to the cuff links. That’s it!

You can also glue on just about anything you can think of, or something that would mean a lot to dear old dad. Happy, happy Monday y’all!

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6 Comments

  1. Allison Murray says:

    Hey, Nikki! I used E-6000 and those suckers aren't going anywhere. I'd highly recommend it!

  2. LOVE these! Any suggestions on what type of glue to use to keep the Lego blocks from falling off?