Episode 11 Mister Maker

# Oh, la la la la Mister Maker

# Oh, la la la la Mister Maker

# Oh, la la la la Mister Maker

# Oh, la la la la Mister Maker

# Oh, la la la la Mister Maker

# Oh, la la la Mister Maker

# Oh, la la la la Mister Maker

# Make it, Mister Maker! #

Oh, hello there!

I'm just painting things.

You have to be careful when you use paint not to make a mess.

Oh, whoops!

Oh, double whoops! Oh...!

Oh, triple whoops!

HOOTING

But, if you do like getting your hands dirty,

why not have a go at this idea?

Forget about paint brushes!

You can make great pictures like this peacock

by printing with your hands.

Let's make it!

You need paint, paper, a pen

and these!

Now, to make a hand-print picture like this one here,

let's start with your thumb.

Let's try thumb printing.

It's an egg!

Now, I wonder what's inside the egg.

Try using a fist print...

..and another thumb print...

..to make...

Cheep-cheep!

It's a little chick!

Hands are really handy.

If you like this idea, try something else.

Try using your whole hand to make this fantastic peacock.

Pour your paint onto a whole plate a bit like this one here

and get printing!

Oh, this paint feels a little bit gooey!

You need to cover your whole hand in paint.

Like that. Woargh!

And then, make a hand shape.

Now, to use a different colour, remember to clean your hands.

There.

Now this makes the body shape.

And, now, add finishing touches with your finger tips.

It's a peacock!

Waagh!

I agree! Who needs paintbrushes when you can use your hands?!

Oh, you look brilliant!

Try making a handsome hand print,

but, remember, leave your handprints only on the paper.

What?!

SNORING

Who's that snoring?

These are the Shapes.

They're asleep!

I've got an idea.

Let's wake them up!

SNORES

Ah, ooh, oh...!

They're heavy sleepers. Oh-ho!

Hah woo hah woo!

Up, oop aah! Oh...!

Ha hey hey!

Take it away!

Oh, hey, aah, yeah!

Woooooo!

Weeeeee!

# I am a shape

# I am a shape

# I am a shape

# I am a shape

# I am a circle

# I am a triangle

# I am a square

# I am a rectangle

# I am a shape

# I am a circle... #

What are the circles going to make?

Can you guess?

It's a teddy bear!

Well done, Circle.

It's time to get back on the shelf!

Wheeeeeeee!

Ooooooh!

Oh, ooh! He he he!

Oh, eeee...

Ahhh, abdabdabdab. Oooh...

Ah, the Shapes are asleep again. They're brilliant!

Tocky here! Oh-ho-ho oh!

Minute make time! Minute make time!

Oh, it's minute make time!

Here's what we're going to make today.

Set sail for the high seas in your very own cork boat!

Look at it - it's fantastic!

And it even floats!

Now, to make your own cork boat, you'll need...

some glue, a hole punch, some scissors,

a straw, some sticky tape and, of course, some corks,

a plastic lid and a triangle of coloured paper.

Now, do you think it's possible to make a cork boat

-in just a minute?

-No way!

Really? Well, let's find out.

I have to be quick but I'll remind you how to make it at the end.

Are you ready? Let's make it in a minute!

Start the clock!

Let's go!

First, get the scissors

and very carefully make one,

two, three slits in the straw.

Then, get your lid

and place the straw onto the lid

using those slits you made.

There we go.

A bit of tape there.

And a bit of tape there.

There we go. That's there.

Now, get our triangle

and make a hole at the bottom like that

and a hole at the top, like that.

Carefully, let's feed through the sail,

like that, on one side.

Then, feed it through on the other.

Go on, in you go! There we go!

Nearly done. Let's get our corks.

Line them up in a row.

Some glue! Put some glue on the bottom of the boat.

There we go! And stick it onto the corks!

There! A cork boat!

-BELL RINGS

-We're ready to set sail!

-Lucky, lucky!

-Thank you! Whooh! That was close!

If you've got more time, you could make a different coloured boat.

A lovely red one.

And how about adding an extra sail?

Great! A cork boat made in a minute!

Why don't you try it? Here's a reminder of how to do it.

Let's go back to the beginning and take another look.

Cut three slits at the end of a straw.

Stick the straw onto the top of the lid with sticky tape.

Make two holes in the triangle.

Push the triangle onto the straw like this.

Hold the corks together and glue the lid onto them.

Now your cork boat's ready to set sail!

Try making it in a minute.

Hello, Mister Maker!

Guess what we're making today?

Ooh, I don't know. Hmmm... Tell us.

I'm black!

I'm purple!

I'm yellow!

It's a bat!

Well done, everyone! See you next time!

Now it's time to...frame it!

Frame it!

Frame it!

Now, have a look at this!

Here's an idea that's out of this world.

A fantastic space picture.

It's easy to do, but looks so good you'll be able to frame it!

This is a great way of using chalks,

some dark paper and different sized rolls of sticky tape

or anything with a hole in the middle, like this biscuit cutter.

Now it's time to make the dust with your coloured chalk.

Get a scrap of paper and rub chalk all over the page.

When you've got lots of dust in different colours,

you're ready to start.

Put one of the sticky tapes or biscuit cutters onto the paper.

Dip your finger in the coloured dust.

Now, gently dab your chalky finger inside your sticky tape.

Like this. Try and make one side darker than the other -

just like a real planet.

That's great!

And why not do a bigger planet

with a bigger shape cutter and another colour.

You can do as many planets as you like!

Now, let's add some stars with some white chalk.

Look! An amazing space picture.

Why don't you have a go?

What a great way of making a really clever picture.

Now, all that's left to do is... frame it!

Brilliant! Now, look at this!

Now this is magic. Watch carefully!

Can you guess what this is going to be?

It's a swan and its baby!

Brrr!

It's got a bit cold in here. Brrr!

Ooh, I can't wait to go on holiday again.

Somewhere nice and hot.

Aah, I can see it now.

The splashing of the waves, the sand beneath my toes.

The sandcastles I'd make...

Aah... Hmmm, just a minute!

Why wait until holiday time?

We can bring the beach to us!

This gives me an idea.

A sensational sandcastle you can build in your home

that will last for ever.

Let's make it!

We'll need some things from the Doodle Drawers!

Two cardboard tubes from a kitchen roll.

An empty washing-up liquid bottle.

Some sticky white PVA glue.

A clean, empty pie tray.

And a kitchen tray.

Whoah! We'll also need lots of play sand,

which you can get from a toy shop or DIY store.

I'll be back in a tick.

I've got it!

Now, to make your everlasting sandcastle like this one here,

get one of your kitchen roll tubes

and very carefully cut it in half.

But be careful because scissors are sharp.

Ooh!

There.

Now, to make the top of the turrets,

these bits here,

we need to make snips all the way around.

This is a bit difficult, so it might be best to ask an adult to help you.

There. Now fold every other flap forward, like this.

Then cut these off very carefully with your scissors.

You can do this round the top of your taller tube as well.

There - two turrets.

Now we need to cut a door shape,

like this,

out of our larger tube.

This is a bit difficult again,

so it's better to ask an adult to help.

There - a door shape.

Now, let's leave our turrets to the side and get our tray

because we've got to fill it with sand.

Here we go.

There.

Now, when your tray is full of sand,

bring back in one of your turrets - here's the small one -

and cover it completely in glue.

Now, I'm going to cover it on the outside

all the way round

and even inside it too.

Cover the whole thing in sand by rolling it into the sand.

There it goes, making sure some gets inside.

Roll it over and over.

There.

That's looking quite good.

When you're happy, put it to the side and leave it to dry.

Now do the same with your other tube, the pie case

and the washing-up bottle.

When all your pieces are covered in sand and the glue has dried,

you can start building a sand castle.

There - very nice. But it needs a finishing touch.

How about a flag made out of some paper and a straw?

Let's stick it in there.

Brilliant!

You can make your sand castle as big as you like

by adding lots and lots of different things.

Like this one!

Wow!

It's great!

This sand castle is better than the real thing

because it lasts for ever. Ahh!

Why don't you try to make it?

Whoah-ho!

Time to go home!

Oh, that's it for now.

My making time's over, but yours is just beginning. See you soon.

It's time to put my making stuff back in its box.

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