LEGO® Purple Butterflies Flower Pack

Description

A softer palette than the rest of the range

Where other Flower Packs lean on bold pink and red, Purple Butterflies goes for white, light nougat, bright light blue and lavender, a noticeably softer, pastel combination. That palette suits lighter interiors or a child's room where neon tones would feel out of place. Compared with the pink-heavy sets in the range, this one reads as calmer and more understated on a shelf. It works particularly well in a bathroom, a bright living room or any Scandinavian-style space built around muted colours.

A butterfly motif for a different shape

The name points to a butterfly motif woven into the bloom's design, giving it a more playful edge than the more geometric shapes used in other Flower Packs. Small differences like this are what make it worth building a few sets from the range side by side rather than settling for just one. For children drawn to butterflies specifically, that detail adds an extra reason to get invested in the build. Across several sets, that variety builds up in both colour and shape.

Compact and repetitive, like the rest of the series

As with the other Flower Packs, the build relies on a small set of core elements reused repeatedly to form the final shape, here from 160 pieces and 20 unique parts. That keeps the build short, and the parts list on this page shows exactly how often each piece is used. Anyone who has already built another Flower Pack will recognise the rhythm immediately and move through this one just as quickly, no prior LEGO experience required.

Who this set suits

Purple Butterflies Flower Pack works well as a quieter counterpart to the bolder Flower Packs, or as a standalone decorative piece in its own right. With no minifigures included, the focus stays entirely on shape and pastel colour. The parts list makes it easy to check the tones against other sets beforehand, and the low piece count means it combines easily with other small builds or gifts. It also travels well as a compact present that needs no wrapping beyond its own box.

FAQ

How does this Flower Pack differ from the pink versions?

Mainly in colour: Purple Butterflies uses soft pastel tones like lavender and bright light blue instead of bold pink.

How many pieces does EG00146 have?

It has 160 pieces made up of 20 unique parts.

Does the set include minifigures?

No, there are no minifigures; the build focuses entirely on the flower.