LEGO Minifigure Fairy LEGO Hack

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This fun easy LEGO hack is one that my three-year-old daughter Anna invented! My kids love for me to punch out paper butterflies for them using this Martha Stewart butterfly craft punch. Anna plays with them in all sorts of fun ways while the older kids are in school, and one day she started using them as fairy wings for the Anna and Elsa minifigures that came with the LEGO Frozen set we gave her for her birthday (the set is designed for 6-12-year-olds which meant I helped the other kids build it, but Anna plays with it all the time). I helped her make the wings a little more stable, and we had a fun new way to play with LEGO minifigures!

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LEGO Minifigure Fairy LEGO Hack

This is what you need for this simple LEGO Minifigure Fairy hack:

• LEGO Minifigures. We used the Anna and Elsa minifigures that came with this LEGO Frozen set, which I also recommend as a fun set for any Frozen fan.
• Card stock. You could use construction paper, but something like this will hold up better.
• Martha Stewart butterfly craft punch. You may recognize this paper punch from my teacher thank you cards post last June.
• Blu-Tack

Take off the minifigure’s hair and place a small piece of Blu-Tack on the center of the butterfly shape. The Blu-Tack will keep the wings in place throughout the LEGO minifigure’s many adventures.

Re-attach the hair, and your doll is ready to go! If your doll has short hair, you may want to remove the butterfly head before doing this to make the wings look more like wings and less like a butterfly. If you want super durable wings, you could always laminate the wings beforehand. I have been using this Scotch brand laminator since 2010, and it is great. AmazonBasics laminating pouches are more affordable than other brands and work well.

So far, I have not laminated wings. It’s easy to punch out new ones when the old ones wear out.

Anna and Elsa were pretty fun before this transformation, but now they are ready for a whole new level of adventures!

Do you have a fun LEGO hack to share?

MaryAnne

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MaryAnne lives in Silicon Valley with her Stanford professor husband Mike and their four children, born in 2006, 2007, 2009, and 2012. She is passionate about parenting through education, creativity, and play. Mama Smiles - Joyful Parenting is a space to share crafts, activities, and family outings that enrich lives and bring families together.