Lego Computer Screen Frame

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  Step 1

  Start by taking down the measurements of your computer screen. You'll want to know how tall and wide it is, as well as how wide the lip is. Compare these measurements to the width of a Lego brick to work out which brick style you want and how many you need.

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  Step 2

  Go to a Lego store, or order online, and get all of the bricks you need.

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  Step 3

  We were able to fill a tall cup with all the bricks we needed for two screens plus lots of small extra ones to decorate them with for £11.99 at the Lego pick n mix.

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  Step 4

  Using thick white card, measure and cut a backing frame for your screen.

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  Step 5

  Cut out any holes you need for buttons / web cams etc.

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  Step 6

  Lay your frame down and gather your lego.

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  Step 7

  Lay out the bricks on top of your template.

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  Step 8

  I placed long strips of lego on top of my frame to reinforce the bricks while I was building and stop it from falling apart.

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  Step 9

  When you're happy with your design. Glue the Lego to the backing frame.

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  Step 10

  Leave to dry before using a cutting knife to cut off any excess frame that sticks out.

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  Step 11

  Attach your frame to your computer. I used sticky decoupage squares but you could use hot glue or even Sugru to attach it.

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  Step 12

  When, you're happy that it's all secure, remove the cladding Lego which was reinforcing it.

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  Step 13

  Now you get to have some fun and decorate your frame anyway you like. I made my name out of bricks.

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  Step 14

  I added a Uni-Kitty minifigure to give me blasts of positivity when I need it.

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  Step 15

  I also made a MiniFigure of myself holding a camera to hold my camera connector cable.

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  Step 16

  I made new buttons for my screen by attaching Lego blocks to decoupage squares and sticking them over the existing buttons. I really want to link the Pizza button up to a take-out website.

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