Before we close the Lego Project file, we'd like to take you behind the scenes of the lego bench process. Featured below is our Lego Bench documentary dedicated to Sesame Street's "How Crayons Are Made" episode; our inspiration and more importantly, my English teacher (I learned to speak English by watching Sesame Street).
Enjoy!
Awesome video. So you built it with magic!!! That makes a lot more sense now.
ReplyDeleteOnce again, never fail to amaze me.
I love the Uncle Kitty part:)
i didn't think there could have been anything more awesome than the bench, but then i saw the making-of vid. it's even more awesomer! (and no, i didn't learn that word on sesame street.)
ReplyDeleteCool :) PS, I was absolutely MESMERIZED by the how crayons are made video when I was a kid. I still remember that color...
ReplyDeleteThis video was phenomenal. Lee watched it too.
ReplyDeleteMy brother had one of those personalized books when he was little where you can be written into the story. It was, "Bryan visits Sesame Street." He told me that my parents loved him more and sent him there but kept the trip a secret from me. I had a huge complex that they didn't love me enough to let me visit my two favorites Bert and Ernie. Ah, childhood memories!
That is so cool that you learned to speak English through Sesame Street. And your table still blows my mind. Thanks for the fun video, virtual bff!
Ok, you all are too much fun! Seriously that video was so cool. I remember the seseame street version from back in the day. :)
ReplyDeleteThe Lego bench is a sweet item, and it couldn't be in a better home. Love the fun video!
ReplyDeleteyay the bench is done! how about a lego Hello Kitty friend for Spud?? just a thought...
ReplyDeleteVery cool. You should be very proud.
ReplyDeleteThis is really cool. Btw, I love your boots.
ReplyDeletenice!! i am so pumped to have found your blog today :)
ReplyDeletei've been browsing the old posts too and love where you're going with oscar's room. hella-awesome. why the 420 lock? ;)
wish i lived near you, you're the type of couple my boyfriend and i would love to invite to dinner parties.
Love, Love the lego video! You guys amaze me! Keep up the good work?
ReplyDeletecreative license is not just limited to those big hollywood mucky mucks. way to go you two this was very entertaining...Timbo
ReplyDelete@mel: If you don't mind socializing with a couple of odd balls, then Chris and I would be delighted to join your dinner parties! Thanks for blogging by. :)
ReplyDeleteYou guys rock!! Love the table and love love loved the video :)
ReplyDeleteWow Dolores! This is absolutely genius! I love the video and the creativity in this table (and the video)! My mom loves it too! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Claudia!!! :)
ReplyDeleteloooove the video! so fun to watch!!
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