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“My friend introduced me to Bricks for the Blind. While I was visiting her, I put together the rose. I had never done LEGOs  as a kid, but my nieces and nephews are so interested in them, I thought it would be fun to try. It was so fun to finish the project! I am looking forward to doing this with them.”

“Your Text-Based Instructions allow me to create with confidence, imagination, and joy. I really love building the larger Star Wars sets.“

Daniel completes building the Star Wars Millennium Falcon set. Part 2 of 2

Daniel shows us how much fun he has building the Star Wars Millennium Falcon. Part 1 of 2.

“I never considered building a LEGO set until I found Bricks for the Blind. Having the directions in an accessible format made that possible!  So grateful I found out about this amazing organization!“

“This was such a wonderful experience! I’m 38 years old, and the last time I played with LEGOs was when I was six, before I lost my eyesight. Bricks for the Blind made it possible for me to build again, and it brought back so much joy.

This wasn’t just about putting pieces together—it was about reclaiming a part of my childhood that I thought I had lost forever. I felt the same excitement I had as a kid when creating something with my own hands.

Thanks for giving people the chance to experience creativity, play, and pride in accomplishment. Bricks for the Blind opened a door I thought had been closed for good, and I am deeply grateful.“

Natalie explains the process she follows when testing Text-Based Instructions for Bricks the the Blind

Daniel walks us through building the Harry Potter Flying Car LEGO kit using Bricks for the Blind’s Text-Based Instructions

Watch Daniel build the Christmas Ornaments LEGO kit using Bricks for the Blind’s Text-Based Instructions

Laia shows us how to build the Harry Potter Hospital Wing using Bricks for the Blind’s Text-Based Instructions. This is the short version of the video. There is a full-length version also available on this site.

Laia shows us how to build the Harry Potter Hospital Wing using Bricks for the Blind’s Text-Based Instructions. This is the complete version of the video. There is also a short version available on this site.