MULTIBLOCKS
$48.00 SALE $19.99

Block Party

UncommonGoods is proud to introduce the winner of our first ever YouGoods contest: MultiBlocks!

Designed by Brad Singley, these blocks were inspired by his father, a civil engineer who built toys for his children.

"I can still remember the frustration of playing with building blocks as a young child," Brad says. "I wanted to build BIG, but it was impossible to make a skyscraper out of triangles, semicircles, cylinders, and small cubes."

Brad's prayers were answered when his father made him a set of wooden square and rectangular cubes in four different lengths. Many years later and with children of his own, Brad recreated his favorite toy, updating it to include numbers and increments to encourage both mathematical and creative thinking.

Made in Michigan from scraps of basswood leftover from other products, these blocks feature laser-etched numbers and increments and are sanded to a satiny smooth finish. Each set of 42 blocks comes with six of the 8-blocks, twelve of the 4-blocks, eight of the 2-blocks, and sixteen of the 1-blocks.

Click here to see Brad's video of the MultiBlocks! Or read more about Brad and the MultiBlocks on our blog.

Basswood is a local, renewable wood that is sustainably grown and harvested on industry land in Michigan. Each set of blocks arrives in a recycled cotton storage bag made from 80% Ecotec(tm) (a blended cotton yarn produced from the excess fabric of newly made clothing) and 20% Bottle Bag(tm) (material made from 100% recycled soda bottles).

Exclusively at UncommonGoods.

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• Item ID: 19471
• Materials: recycled cotton, basswood
• 15" L x 13.5" W x 3" H; 42 blocks
• Ages 3 and up. Recycled cotton storage bag, included with each set of blocks, is not a toy and is intended for use by adults only. Hand wash cold. Line dry.
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Brad Singley

Brad Singley grew up in Bishop, California -- a small town in the eastern Sierra Nevada. Living in such a scenic location, he developed a love of painting the dramatic landscapes in his own backyard. See all creations.