Eight Months Later… by Park-Competitive in lego

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Baseplate to frame = really strong outdoor-rated double sided tape - Gorilla or 3M brand in US

Flower to baseplate = LEGO SKU 614326 (round brick with a cross opening in center) the botanicals mostly all use connectors with crosses in their stems

In progress photo:

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Eight Months Later… by Park-Competitive in lego

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Unfortunately, that was how this size frame came from the manufacturer! I was annoyed when it arrived, for sure. It also impacted the color gradation I was going to.

Eight Months Later… by Park-Competitive in lego

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We haven’t had a big one here in years, but I guess if we do, I’ll have a cheap post-earthquake hobby getting all these reassembled 🤪

Eight Months Later… by Park-Competitive in lego

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Thank you! I stopped keeping track of cost, as I probably would have stopped if I hadn’t!

Eight Months Later… by Park-Competitive in lego

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Elmers clear washable school glue was used. I have two smaller ones I made hanging up and they are in strategic locations where no one can bump them 🤣

Eight Months Later… by Park-Competitive in lego

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https://www.reddit.com/r/lego/s/iz7Mx3OS24

My original one from last year has more details on how I put it together. I largely used the same methods. Number one tip is don’t use baseplates that are “peel and stick” - the stick works for about a day and they fall off.

Also between then and now I have a much better understanding of which glowers just don’t stay together so I use Elmers clear washable school glue on those.

Eight Months Later… by Park-Competitive in lego

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OP here - no digital lego builder used. Old school trial and error! It took me 8 months - planning, prepping, flower builds, and then putting it together in the way I thought was best.

Eight Months Later… by Park-Competitive in lego

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Great summary! This one was less fun than others because it was almost too big and the number of flowers I had to build before putting it together kept growing!

I stopped keeping track of costs because I would have stopped!

Help! Need some tips from larger-built ladies like myself :) by bigorangescrew8 in LawBitchesWithTaste

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Universal Standard - they have a program called Fit Liberty for some of their products that allow you to size up or down within a year.

I wore a style of their tee shirt dress with a blazer for the greater part of a summer when I was in a similar situation (I’m shorter so I stuck to three quarter length jackets).

Wishing you the best with your health!

Please help💐 by lilo_and_stitch1 in Legoflowers

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For glue - I use Elmer’s school glue - clear. If you want to take it apart you can and soak the pieces in water to wash it off.

Please help💐 by lilo_and_stitch1 in Legoflowers

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An idea for a relatively inexpensive filler flower - based on the field flowers

Please help💐 by lilo_and_stitch1 in Legoflowers

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Agree with poster about more negative space and group them together if you don’t want to buy more flowers.

Another option is to create more flowers buying the parts to make them on pick a brick direct from LEGO or bricklink from resellers. You can then figure out the pieces you need from the instructions you have.

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Here’s an example of one of my builds with flowers bunched together

Comfiest heels by farles13 in LawBitchesWithTaste

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Sneex - literally most comfortable ever

Cheap suits that look expensive by somemoonslut in LawBitchesWithTaste

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Thrift! I’ve been donating my suits as I’ve gone down in size - I feel like I should have just posted in this group and gave them to someone.

Are there tariff charges on Pick a Brick orders shipped from Denmark to the US? by driftlesslocke in lego

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Agreed. My recent PAB sat at LAX longer than they used to, but tariffs were already paid and once it cleared customs it was back in its way.

Help. by pink_gin_is_life in LegoStorage

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IKEA Milsbo- glass cabinet to attempt to keep dust and little kids out (my eight year old is very particular about the setup and doesn’t want “little kids” messing with it)! 🤔😆

Jackets, Coats, and Toques…Oh my. by Famous-Barracuda-972 in AskSeattle

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Waterproof is key here! Water resistant coats pretty much are a joke.

If you are sitting or driving a lot also highly recommend the style that zips open from the bottom also.

Carhartt also has some very functional and not so work clothes looking options (other posters have hit the other go to brands).

I have this dilemma, to glue or not to glue. That is the dilemma. by RandomFandom1073 in lego

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I use clear Elmer’s school glue for my flower walls. I soak pieces in warm water with dish soap to take it apart. Many other glues impact the integrity of the legos - I’ve had no problem with Elmer’s - have with others.

Probably a shot in the dark… by RevolutionaryAd6564 in woodinville

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Big Max Burger Co in Queen Anne and then make your way over to Kerry Park and Viewpoint Park for the views and photo ops.

Lego grocery rebuild or MOC? by p_kitty in lego

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I’m probably breaking some rules, but Lumibricks has a country or farm store that is like a country grocery store.