Crafts with small plastic bricks

Plastic bricks are miniature bricks that most of us know from our childhood.

On top of the plastic bricks there are little pegs

so that you can put several bricks on top of each other.

There are slim bricks (only one row of pegs),

but also bricks with two rows of pegs.

To get the bricks connected there are also base plates in various sizes.
On the one hand, you can buy these bricks from a well-known manufacturer,

whose name we are not allowed to mention.

(-They think we could earn money when mentioning it - ???)

On the other hand, there are also other producers of plastic bricks.

There are “no name”-bricks as well,

which you can use and which are often cheaper.

You’ll find a great variety of plastic bricks in any toy shop.
You can buy used plastic bricks on flea markets, too.

Or you watch out whether they are for sale in an advertiser.

Unfortunately, plastic bricks are mostly sold in complete sets.

Thus, creativity is reduced because you can only create figures

suggested by the producer of the bricks.

Of course there are also sets of basic bricks available,

but often these sets are so basic that there are not even base plates included.

On the other hand, there are also many people who have lots of plastic bricks at home and do not know what to do with them.

Our examples show the great variety of things

you can create with plastic bricks.

The instructions are only suggestions, of course

you can build things differently or with other bricks.