Making the Big Grey Magnetic Numberblock (featuring 11, 12 and 13) - DIY project for kids

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They are getting bigger and bigger... Today it's time for the tri-color grey-ish Numberblock. With a little help with numbers 11, 12 and 13. Enjoy!

Well it is not perfect (we don't have any shades of grey apart from medium-gray) so we replaced the dark grey pieces with black ones.

Previous magnetic number blocks:

Number 80:
Number 70:
Number 60:
Number 40:
We made extra 16:
We made 21:
We made 25:
We made 30:
We made 50:
We made 100:

Disclaimer: Please understand that these are not *real* Numberblocks, just magnetic cubes connected together. We don't follow real Numberblocks too closely... just a little bit for inspiration.

For this crafts project we used Pixio Magnetic Construction Cubes.

We designed the eyes (the don't come in Pixio sets) in Photoshop and printed them and glued to our cubes.

If you don't have Pixios you can use Legos... or even Playdough ;)

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Type: #magnetic #diy #numberblocks

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Disclaimer: We are not affiliated with the creators of Numberblocks.

This is fan art tutorial not official release.

We are not affiliated with the makers of Pixio.

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