http://completeorganizingsolutions.com/2009/05/kid-friendly-ideas-for-organizing-legos.html Creating Order. Simplifying Lives. Wed, 16 May 2012 22:11:30 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://completeorganizingsolutions.com/2009/05/kid-friendly-ideas-for-organizing-legos.html/comment-page-1#comment-9386 Melissa Mon, 27 Feb 2012 20:26:12 +0000 http://completeorganizingsolutions.com/?p=222#comment-9386 Wish I had a husband to build me that awesome table! Wish I had a husband to build me that awesome table!

]]> http://completeorganizingsolutions.com/2009/05/kid-friendly-ideas-for-organizing-legos.html/comment-page-1#comment-9328 GeekMom » Blog Archive » The Hardest Part of Moving – Organizing the Lego Collection Wed, 18 Jan 2012 14:01:49 +0000 http://completeorganizingsolutions.com/?p=222#comment-9328 [...] kinds, to keep your colored bricks sorted out. Wiki answers has some interesting ideas. The ideas in this post seem to be the most logical, when it comes to how our family [...] [...] kinds, to keep your colored bricks sorted out. Wiki answers has some interesting ideas. The ideas in this post seem to be the most logical, when it comes to how our family [...]

]]> http://completeorganizingsolutions.com/2009/05/kid-friendly-ideas-for-organizing-legos.html/comment-page-1#comment-9274 Lisa Tue, 13 Dec 2011 12:33:00 +0000 http://completeorganizingsolutions.com/?p=222#comment-9274 saw an awesome Idea. "panty hose" over the vacume hose as a screen. Haven't tried it yet, let me know if you try it. saw an awesome Idea. “panty hose” over the vacume hose as a screen. Haven’t tried it yet, let me know if you try it.

]]> http://completeorganizingsolutions.com/2009/05/kid-friendly-ideas-for-organizing-legos.html/comment-page-1#comment-9145 Jessica J Wed, 31 Aug 2011 19:22:28 +0000 http://completeorganizingsolutions.com/?p=222#comment-9145 If you are really itching to organize tons of legos and you find yourself in southeast texas...boy would I let you scratch that itch!! My 9 year old son, a LEGO obsesser has tons and tons and tons of them. One rainy Spring Saturday, I told him it was time to get them organized (by color). I told him I'd help him go through the giant bin, explained that it'd give him an opportunity to get reunited with ones he'd forgotten about...so after 9 hours (with only breaking to eat lunch) of sitting in the middle of his floor, watching an iCarly marathon and breaking bricks apart until my fingers were swolen and numb, we found th bottom of the giant plastic bin. This was in April...here we are 4 months later and although there are several bins of color coded LEGOS still in place, the bin is full again (he's had a birthday since then and loaded back up). I took such pride in the ones that were organized and we had an 'in progress' bin for the ones that were being contstructed but bedtime came around. I want to give up on this LEGO organizing battle, but I'm not sure I'm ready to forfeit just yet, He is not a fan of the words 'let's get organized!' but I get so stressed out about these little boogers! I can't walk anywhere near his room without collecting at least one tiny little lego on my foot...that'll make you mad! Each time I think he has them all picked up, I wake him up for school and find them stuck to him. I find them in the lint trap in the dryer, I find them in my room (still a mystery) and under the couch cushions. The women who say they married a LEGO nerd makes me lose hope that there is any end to this obsession in sight! YIKES! So, when are you coming over to scratch that itch? lol If you are really itching to organize tons of legos and you find yourself in southeast texas…boy would I let you scratch that itch!! My 9 year old son, a LEGO obsesser has tons and tons and tons of them. One rainy Spring Saturday, I told him it was time to get them organized (by color). I told him I’d help him go through the giant bin, explained that it’d give him an opportunity to get reunited with ones he’d forgotten about…so after 9 hours (with only breaking to eat lunch) of sitting in the middle of his floor, watching an iCarly marathon and breaking bricks apart until my fingers were swolen and numb, we found th bottom of the giant plastic bin. This was in April…here we are 4 months later and although there are several bins of color coded LEGOS still in place, the bin is full again (he’s had a birthday since then and loaded back up). I took such pride in the ones that were organized and we had an ‘in progress’ bin for the ones that were being contstructed but bedtime came around. I want to give up on this LEGO organizing battle, but I’m not sure I’m ready to forfeit just yet, He is not a fan of the words ‘let’s get organized!’ but I get so stressed out about these little boogers! I can’t walk anywhere near his room without collecting at least one tiny little lego on my foot…that’ll make you mad! Each time I think he has them all picked up, I wake him up for school and find them stuck to him. I find them in the lint trap in the dryer, I find them in my room (still a mystery) and under the couch cushions. The women who say they married a LEGO nerd makes me lose hope that there is any end to this obsession in sight! YIKES! So, when are you coming over to scratch that itch? lol

]]> http://completeorganizingsolutions.com/2009/05/kid-friendly-ideas-for-organizing-legos.html/comment-page-1#comment-9132 Gibby Fri, 05 Aug 2011 22:16:12 +0000 http://completeorganizingsolutions.com/?p=222#comment-9132 sure, its great for bricks... any ideas for Technic or system sets like bionicle, hero factory and stuff like that? sure, its great for bricks… any ideas for Technic or system sets like bionicle, hero factory and stuff like that?

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