Episode 18 Mister Maker

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# Mister Maker

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-Mister Maker

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-M-M-M-Make it, Mister Maker

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-M-M-M-Make it

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-M-M-M-Make it, Mister Maker

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-M-M-M-Make it, Mister Maker

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-Make it, Mister Maker

# Make it, Mister Maker! #

Oh, hello, there!

There are loads of things you can use for prints. A potato...

..your hands...

and THIS one you've got to try -

soft modelling clay.

That gives me an idea.

Let's try something!

Try using modelling clay to make this great sandcastle

sitting on a sunny beach.

Let's make it! We'll need some things from the Doodle Drawers.

Some modelling clay.

An old rolling pin.

Some paint.

A piece of paper.

And a tray.

Woo! Now, to make your print, like this one here,

you need to get a ball of modelling clay

and put it in the middle of your tray.

Don't worry if you haven't got a tray.

You could use old sheets of newspaper. Now get a rolling pin

and roll out your clay.

There! Now, don't make it too thin.

It needs to be about the thickness of your little finger.

You need to roll it out enough

so that it covers your bit of paper you're going to print onto.

Now for your design. Take a sharp pencil or a lolly stick

and draw into the clay. I'm gonna draw a beach scene on a sunny day,

starting with a palm tree.

How about a sandcastle?

And now I need the sun to be shining in the sky.

When you're happy with your design,

it's time to paint. I'm going to use a nice golden sandy colour

to make it feel warm.

Cover the whole thing.

Quickly and carefully, place your paper on top of your paint.

Now push down quite hard and rub your hands all over it.

Then carefully peel it off.

Look! A print!

Now leave it to dry. Fantastic!

It's so easy. You can try lots of other designs too.

Like this snowman.

Modelling clay printing, it's an easy way to make really clever pictures.

Like this rocket.

And this flamingo.

Why don't YOU try using modelling clay to make a great picture?

SNORING

The Shapes are asleep again.

Let's wake them up!

Oh!

Phew.

Oh! Ah.

Heh-heh-heh.

Oh, hey! Heh-heh. Yeah!

SHAPES SQUEAL

# I am a shape

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# I am a shape

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# I am a shape

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# I am a shape

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# I am a circle

# I am a triangle

# I am a square

# I am a rectangle

# I am a shape. #

I am a triangle.

What's hiding in the triangles?

Can you guess?

It's a guitar!

Well done, Triangle.

It's time to get back on the shelf.

SHAPES CHUCKLE

ALL: Ooh!

THEY YAWN

THEY SNORE

Wow! That was one tricky puzzle.

Tocky here.

-Ooh!

-Minute Make Time.

It's Minute Make Time.

Here's what we're making today. It's a spoon bug!

It's called a spoon bug because it's made with a spoon.

Yes, for this you will need - the spoon!

Look at it, it's a plastic one.

You'll also need some cotton buds, a pair of scissors and air-drying clay

which you can get from any arty and crafty shop.

I'll be back in a tic.

DOOR BANGS KER-CHING!

Got it!

Here's my air-drying clay. Look at that!

I'll leave that there for later.

Do you think it's possible to make this spoon bug -

in just one minute?

You must be joking!

I must be joking? YOU must be joking! I think we can do it.

I'll have to move very quickly.

Don't worry, I'll remind you how to do it at the end.

Are you ready? Let's Make It In A Minute!

Start the clock.

Let's go! Get a lump of clay.

Roll it into a ball. That's it.

Ooh...

Roll it on the table as well.

That's looking good.

Let's get our plastic spoon.

Start squidging the clay,

into the spoon, like that.

There, is that all stuck in?

Let's check.

Yeah, it's all in there. Great!

Let's leave that there.

Let's get our cotton buds and very carefully

cut them in half.

There we go.

Great.

Now, take those scissors off.

Here we go, stick the cotton buds

into the clay.

There, just pushing those in,

leaving the soft ends out. There we go!

I'm done! Finished!

It's not finished!

Yes, I am, Tocky.

This one needs to dry.

When it's dry, it'll look like this.

You can flip out your spoon bug, turn him over and there he is.

A spoon bug! When you've got more than a minute you can paint it.

Have a look at this lot.

There's our ladybird.

There's a jungle bug over there.

This one's got extra legs.

Ooh, spoon bugs 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.

Roll a small piece of air-drying clay into a ball.

Press the clay into your spoon like this.

Then cut the cotton buds in half.

Push the cut ends into the clay.

Leave it to dry and you can decorate your spoon bugs

however you like.

Try making it in a minute!

ALL: Hello, Mister Maker, guess what we're making today.

Ooh, I don't know. Let's find out.

THEY LAUGH

I'm black.

I'm grey.

I'm green.

I'm light blue.

I'm red.

ALL: It's a train!

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 a great idea for a dinosaur picture.

Using dried lentils, split peas and rice.

It's great fun to do and looks so good, you'll be able to frame it.

You'll need some paper,

glue, a pen,

and lots of dried lentils, split peas and rice.

First of all draw the dinosaur's body in pen.

It's not that hard. Here's how to do it.

Start by drawing a big egg shape that leans to one side.

Then draw a large carrot shape for the tail.

And a smaller carrot shape for the neck.

Sit a small egg on the end of the small carrot,

and your dinosaur's got a head.

Then draw a shape like a large piece of bacon for its leg...

..and a tiny piece of bacon for its arm.

Now just give it eyes, teeth, feet and claws.

Next, cover your dinosaur completely in glue.

Try and keep inside the lines.

Now let's colour it in.

Start with the split peas and sprinkle them all down its back.

Put the lentils on its legs and arms.

And put the rice everywhere else.

When you've completely covered your dinosaur, leave it to dry

and it looks like this.

Why don't you have a go at making an incredible dinosaur?

What a great way of making a really clever picture.

Now all that's left to do is...

Frame It!

RR-AA-AA-ARGH!

Whoo, woo...

Oh, it's really hot today.

Oh, I'm SO thirsty.

Oh...

Ah!

But it's empty!

Aha! Ice!

But I still haven't got any drink.

Ah, that's better. Lovely.

SCOO-OOSH! Oh!

Oh no!

Oh...

Oh, it's all gone.

Oh!

Hm...

Empty bottles have got their uses, you know. I've got an idea.

DING!

Let's make something!

A frighteningly fantastic bottle monster skittle game.

MUTTERING

Let's make it. We'll need some things from the Doodle Drawers.

A clean, empty plastic bottle.

Some brightly coloured poster paint.

Some sticky stuff.

Some coloured paper. Ooh...

An egg box.

And some feathers.

Whoa! Now, to make your own bottle monster like this one here...

..first mix half a cup of bright poster paint with half a cup

of white, sticky PVA glue - like this.

Let's give it a quick mix with a paintbrush.

And now, let's pour this mixture into our bottle.

There. Now, be very careful. This is very tricky.

It's probably best to ask an adult to help you.

Screw the lid back onto the bottle and give it a shake,

to colour the inside.

Ooh, that was fun. Now let's take the top off the bottle,

and pour the rest of the paint into a plastic cup or onto an old newspaper,

and leave it to dry overnight.

Good night.

COCKEREL CROWS Ah, morning!

I'll just get rid of these...

Now, first thing to do is put our lid back on the bottle, like that.

Then move these bits to the side

as it's now time to start drawing our monster's face.

We can draw a different monster part on a different piece of paper.

Let's draw the monster's eyes on yellow.

There!

We can draw the monster's nose on green.

There! We can draw the monster's mouth on blue.

Let's cut out all our monster face parts with scissors. Be careful!

Scissors are sharp... Ooh! GROWLING

Then glue the monster parts onto the bottle.

There! Perfect. But our monster needs horns.

For this we need to find the two pointy bits of an egg box.

Like this.

Cut them out very carefully so they look like...

..that!

Now be careful because this is tricky. Ask an adult to help you.

Let's stick these horns onto our monster.

There's one.

There's a second horn on top too.

Now we can paint them any colour you like. I'll do them...orange!

For our finishing touch, add a couple of feathers to the top

with a loop of sticky tape.

There we go. Like that. There!

All done. Now you know how to make one bottle monster,

why not make lots of them?

Now, if I get my ball...

we're ready for our monster game of skittles.

GRUNTS AND SQUEAKS

Wow! Look at all these bottle monsters!

Oh, this one's got extra bubbles from an egg box.

That one's got three eyes.

This one here is wearing a hat.

Your bottle monster can be anything you want it to be. Right, here we go.

Ready, steady, go!

Whoa, what a shot! Ho, ho!

Ho, ho! Time to go. Time to go.

Oh! That's it for now. My making time is over but yours is just beginning.

See you soon.

It's time to put all this stuff back in its box.

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