Lego Cufflinks

I know that I'm a picayune belatedly, merely I wanted to share what I made Anthony for Father's Mean solar day.

That Sun, I posted that we went shopping over the weekend then that he would have more work clothes,

simply I was pretty sneaky about disarming him to buy a french cuff shirt so that he would be able to wear these!

LEGO Cuff-links!

I'm certain some of you are making a face right now thinking "who would wear those to work?"

but it makes more sense when you know that Ant is an Architect. He works in a really fun office,

and these are now the envy of most of his co-workers. 😀

And you lot'll love how ridiculously easy they are to make!

I got the backings from a store on Etsy, and the legos came from the Lego store in a nearby mall. If you've never been to a Lego store, they have a wall full of compartments each with a different lego, and you fill up a little bucket with whatever yous want. (Just like a candy store.) The one we visited didn't have the pieces we were looking for on the wall, and so they actually permit united states accept them from the "play area" for free. The manager was so impressed with the idea that he said I could accept any piece I needed as long every bit I sent him an electronic mail of the finished production. How cool is that!?

So Ant's super absurd Male parent's Solar day nowadays cost me simply $5 for 6 pairs of gage-links.

How am I ever gonna be able to tiptop that next year?

For anyone interested in something similar (not just lego) search cuff-links on Etsy.
They have and then many cute novelty ones out at that place. These are but a few of my favorites…