Episode 10 Mister Maker

# Mister Maker

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# Mister Maker

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# Make it, Mister Maker

# Oh-la-la-la-la-la

# Maker

# Oh-la-la-la-la-la

# Make it, Mister Maker

# Oh-la-la-la-la-la

# Make it, Mister Maker

# Oh-la-la-la-la-la

# Make it, Mister Maker

# Make it, Mister Maker. #

Mister Maker!

Oh, hello there. Great to see you again.

I've just been upstairs fixing my leaky tap.

Yeah, it was no problem, thanks to trusty tools

and brilliant fix-it skills. Hey-hey!

-DRIPPING

-Hey, what?

Oh, no, it's still dripping up there!

I better go and fix it again. Excuse me, won't be long.

RUNNING FOOTSTEPS

Phew! Ha! Right, there we go.

It's definitely fixed now, thanks to my trusty tools

and my brilliant fix-it skills.

-DRIPPING

-Oh, no, it's still dripping.

I don't believe this, I just give up.

But that dripping tap gives me a brilliant idea!

Try making a stunning drip picture that's great fun to do.

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

Come on!

Some paint.

A glue stick, a pen and a pencil.

Some paper, some card and some scissors.

And some water!

Whoa! Now to make your very own drip picture,

like this one here.

You have to put some old paper or some newspaper down

cos this can get a bit messy.

Now, you can choose your paint.

Squeeze some into some plastic beakers.

And now, add in a dash of water to make it slightly runny

a bit like custard.

Give it a good stir.

Next, take a sheet of thick paper or card and draw

a thin pencil line along it like this.

Make this near the bottom.

Now we're going to pour painty mixture along the line.

Like this and do an extra big dollop in the middle!

Now, this is the fun bit.

We're going to pick up our card at the painty end and lift it up.

Are you ready? Here we go!

Wa-hey!

Ho-ho-ho!

Look at it go!

It's a fantastic drippy pattern.

Whoa! I'll stop before the end of the card

cos I don't want to get paint on my table.

Whilst that's drying, draw two eyes and a mouth on some white paper.

Then cut these out, but be careful, scissors are sharp.

-SCISSORS GROWL

-Oh! All right! All right!

And when the paint is dry, glue on the eyes and the mouth.

There he is!

A drip monster!

Isn't he funny?

Let's do another one.

This time, daw two curvy lines at the bottom of the card.

Like this...and this.

There! They look like smiles!

Now, let's pour on some paint.

This one can be purple... and this one can be green.

Now, if we pick up our card. Away we go!

Ho-ho-ho! Come on, here we go.

There, brilliant!

And now, let's leave these to dry too.

And when it's dry, add paper eyes and mouths,

just like we did before.

And there, they look like two little aliens, don't they?

There are other ideas you could try.

The weed in this picture was made by pouring paint

along the bottom of the card, then letting it run.

After it's dry, just draw a fish and some pebbles and cut them out.

So, why don't you try letting your paint run and make a drippy picture?

-DRIPPING

-Oh, no!

That tap's dripping upstairs again!

Hmm. Maybe there's a problem with the pipes.

-LOUD DRIPPING

-Uh-oh!

Ugh!

Oh, yeah, there's definitely a problem with the pipes

but don't worry, I'll fix them later but not before I've fixed my hair.

Oof! There, that's better!

SNORING

Who's that snoring?

Oh, it's the Shapes.

They're asleep again.

Let's wake them up!

Ah!

He-he-he-he!

ALL: Oh, hey, ha, yes!

ALL: Whoa!

# 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 square. #

How many squares can you see?

1...

2...

3...

4...

5...

6.

There are 6 squares.

Well done, square.

It's time to get back on the shelf.

THEY GIGGLE

SNORING

Ho-ho! That was a really tricky puzzle today

but it was lots of fun. It...

Tocky here. Minute make time!

It's minute make time. Come on, everyone!

It's minute make time and this is what we're going to make,

a flappy-ear card.

Look at that! It's from me.

Now, to make one of these, you will need

a square of coloured card, three white stickers,

a pair of scissors and a black pen.

Now, do you think it's possible to make this

in just one minute?

You're having a laugh!

Well, let's find out.

I'm gonna have to move quickly but don't worry,

I'll remind you how to do it.

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

Start the clock!

Let's get our square of paper

and fold it in half like that there

and then we can cut along the folds...

Be careful!

I'm being careful.

There we go, this'll give us two smaller triangles.

Now, if we fold both corners down, like that

and like that, we get our two flappy ears.

Now I'm gonna draw a nose and two eyes with my black pen

on to my white stickers. There's the nose.

That's just coloured in black, that one.

Then the eyes are dots.

There's one and there's two.

Let's put these on quickly.

There we go. Right, come on then, nose.

There we go.

There's our nose, brilliant!

Now, we need one eye.

There's one eye,

there it is.

There!

Right, let's give him a face.

There, there, there, there

there, there, there, there and there!

-I've done it!

-BELL RINGS

Only just!

Oh, yeah! That was close

but this card is for you, Tocky, so I'm going to write my name here.

There you go, Tocky!

You're too kind.

If you've got more than a minute, you can make all sorts of cards.

This one's a rabbit with big teeth and a little pink nose.

How about this spotty pig with a big snout?

Oink! Oink!

Ear cards 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.

Take a square piece of coloured card and fold it in half.

Cut along the fold to make two triangles.

Fold down the top corners of one of the triangles,

put on nose and eye stickers,

add details with a black pen

and then write your message behind the ear on your ear card.

Why don't you try making it in a minute?

ALL: We're here, Mister Maker.

Oh, hello, everyone!

ALL: Watch this!

This should be fun. I wonder what they're up to.

I'm green.

I'm dark blue.

I am black.

I am grey.

I am red.

It's a motorbike.

Well done, everybody. See you next time.

-Now, it's time to frame it!

-CAMERA WHIRRS

Frame it.

Frame it!

Now, take a look at this.

This is a ghostly picture.

It's easy to do and looks so good that you'll be able to frame it.

You'll need some dark, coloured card,

tracing paper, glue, a pencil, a pen and some chalk pastels.

Start off by drawing a thick pastel line across the card.

This is going to be a spooky hill.

Then smudge the line with your fingers.

This gives a great, misty effect but it's a little bit messy

so wash your hands afterwards.

Take the pink chalk pastel and draw another line.

Smudge the pink upwards

and it's like there's a spooky glow behind the hill.

Then, draw an old tree on top of the hill with the black chalk pastel.

Now it's time to make your ghost.

Place the tracing paper over the top of your picture

and you can still see it underneath.

Next, draw a spooky ghost-shape with your pencil.

Don't forget to colour in the ghost's eyes and mouth

with a black pen.

Then, carefully tear the ghost out.

Glue your ghost anywhere you like on the page.

Let's make this one float right here.

There, what a ghostly looking picture.

Why don't you try it, if you dare?

What a brilliant picture!

Why don't you have a go and then...

frame it!

Wow, what a fantastic picture.

I like making pictures out of all sorts of things.

So, let's make a picture out of pompoms

Wow!

Wow!

What do you think they're making?

It's a terrific toadstool.

Now, where is it?

Oh, honestly. Where could it be?

Oh! Have you ever put something in a secret place

and then forgotten where you've put it?

That's what I've done.

Oh, it's my...

..secret piggy bank... Shh!

..that I was saving up all my coins in.

Yeah, I'm sure I put it in the Doodle Drawers somewhere.

No, it's not in here. Oh!

I was sure that I put my pink piggy bank in those Doodle Drawers.

Here, have you seen it anywhere?

It's a pink piggy bank, sort of this colour

and it looks like a pig, sort of like this one

-and it holds money, sort of like...

-COINS RATTLE

..this one.

Hang on a minute!

COINS RATTLE

This is my piggy bank!

Oh, but how did it get all the way over to these shelves

from the Doodle Drawers?

Hmm. That is a bit of a mystery.

But I tell you what, it gives me a great idea -

a fantastic book-end, secret safe to hide your secret arty stuff

or favourite toys in.

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

Two cardboard cereal boxes...

..a glue stick...

..some white and coloured paint...

..and a black felt-tip pen.

Whoa! And we also need a few big pebbles

and we can get those from a garden centre.

I'll be back in a tick.

CAR REVS

Here they are. Here are our pebbles.

Let's lay them out here.

Now, to make your book-end, secret safe,

to hide your secret stuff inside,

you have to get two empty cardboard cereal boxes,

like this, with flaps on the lid.

We're going to cover these boxes, including the lids, in white paint.

This is a good tip,

as it lets us cover everything with coloured paint much easier later.

Once your cereal boxes are dry,

it's time to paint them with coloured paint.

Now, make sure that you paint on the front,

the edge and the back of your box

but don't paint on these edges here

because they're going to be the pages of our books. Mmm.

Now, let's paint this one red and this one blue.

Now, for a really great effect you can use a slightly lighter colour

down this side of the book here which is called the spine

and how about adding a rectangle on the front cover, like this?

And when both of your boxes are painted and dry,

you can use a black pen to add some extra details.

How about adding black lines on the white edges

for the pages of the books and some rectangles down the spine

and on the front, to make it look like a realistic book?

Don't they look good?

Now, we can stick them together.

Brilliant!

These are a bit light so, to keep your books standing on the shelf,

pop a couple of pebbles in to each box.

This will keep your books

standing on the shelf and nicely weighed down.

Now your book-end, secret safe is ready for action! He-he!

And you can put whatever you want inside it.

-Maybe your favourite secret toy.

-DINOSAUR ROARS

Come on then, Mr Dinosaur, in you go.

That's it and close it up.

And no-one will know where your toy is.

Well, no-one except you, of course. He-hee!

It's a terrific book-end, secret safe

and there are lots of other designs you could try.

How about some small books, made out of fun-size cereal boxes?

Or you could make a really big one

using very big cereal boxes like this.

Fantastic! But it still doesn't solve the puzzle

of how my secret piggy bank got all the way

from the Doodle Drawers over to the shelves on his own.

Oh, well, I guess that will remain a mystery forever. Hmm.

PIG OINKS

Time to go!

Oh, that's it for now.

My making time's 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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