DIY Lego Stickers

My sons love their Legos, and I love how many hours of playtime they get with their Legos! They use their imaginations to build cars, spaceships, helicopters, homes… and sometimes flying helicopter homes that can go to outer space! They enjoy customizing their Lego creations, and we discovered that vinyl makes the perfect Lego Stickers to customize their Lego bricks even more!

Making these stickers is super easy. Start with basic Lego Bricks that have smooth sides… any shape or size is fine.

You’ll want my Lego bricks vinyl weeding sheet. The squares and rectangles on this page are already set to be the right size for Lego Bricks. Place your designs inside the boxes, and they’ll be easy to cut out.

I created these on my Sizzix eclips2, but the Lego Bricks vinyl weeding sheet is an .svg file, so you can use it with any cutting machine that accepts .svg files – most do.

Once you’ve created all the designs you want, delete any unused boxes so that you can save your vinyl for future use. You don’t want it cutting out all those extras until you’ve filled them with shapes.

Then cut your vinyl! Peel away all the background. This is where you’ll see the magic of having the weeding sheet.

Once you’ve peeled away the background, it is easy to “weed” away any of the pieces you don’t want. Leaving you with perfect stickers.

Cut a small piece of vinyl transfer tape – just slightly larger than the sticker you want to place on the brick. Press firmly on the sticker, and lift.

Place the sticker on the brick. Rub down.

Carefully remove the transfer tape. I get the best results when pulling completely in the opposite direction (backwards and not upwards).

Ta da! A custom lego brick!

Make lots (and lots, and lots)!

If you have an eclips2, here is the cut file I used… feel free to add more designs, or remove the extra weeding boxes.