Lego-core

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My spring decor this year is Lego-flower-core. I have acquired a collection of Lego flowers and plants. Just like my book decor collection  I decided to just go with it.
To go with my flowers and happy plants. I decided to make Lego candles for my brass candle stick holders, complete with little Lego flames. Little man helped me find all the peices I needed to make 2 candles 
I added this cute bunny jar filled with Lego on my bookcase to the right of the mantle. It adds a pop of color and ties in the Lego theme.
To the left of the mantle, on my other bookcase I added a pink Lego flower in a milk bottle with some fairy lights. All in all I like the look of my Lego-core, it feels like a whimsical Lego garden!
Happy Spring and happy crafting!


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