Episode 14 Mister Maker

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# Make it Mister Maker

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# Mister Maker

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Make it, Mister Maker.

Hello there. Great to see you again.

Do you know you can make art out of almost anything?

It's true!

In the past, I made all sorts of creations.

From the most unlikely of objects.

I once made a picture with my old socks.

HE SNIFFS

It was very pongy!

And one time I even painted a fantastic picture onto a balloon.

Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls,

I, Mister Maker, will make art from...

Cotton buds? That will be a challenge.

Hang on.

They're giving me an idea.

Let's try something.

Try making a crazy, dancing skeleton

made out of cotton buds. Let's make it.

We'll need some other things from the doodle drawers.

A piece of coloured paper.

A glue stick.

And some scissors.

Whoa! To make a cotton picture,

like this one here, you need a pile of cotton buds.

There we go.

Very nice.

Now we get some more cotton buds and very carefully cut them in half.

Be careful as scissors are sharp.

Take some more cotton buds and very carefully cut the fluffy ends off.

Keep going until you've got enough fluffy ends to make a pile.

You should have a pile of the long cotton buds,

the half cotton buds

and the short fluffy ends.

If you have, then you are ready to make your picture.

This is the fun bit.

Take a long cotton bud and glue it in the centre of the paper.

Take two half buds and place one above the long cotton bud

and one below it to make a long line.

Stick half buds either side of this line.

Look, it's the ribcage!

For each arm, you will need...

One...

Two...

Three long cotton buds.

And one...

Two...

Three, four, five fluffy ends for the fingers.

Arrange your skeleton's arms so they wave in the air

and then stick them down.

To make this triangle under the ribcage,

we need one long cotton bud

and two half buds.

For his legs, you will need three long cotton buds.

For his feet, you will need three half buds.

And for his toes, you will need five fluffy ends.

Do the other leg and stick them all down.

What's missing?

Hm?

Don't worry, I know, it's his head.

Yes, and for his head let's use some half buds.

And some fluffy ends for the mouth, nose and eyes.

And when you're happy with your skeleton's head,

glue it all down into place.

There you have it.

My new BUDDY.

Get it? Buddy.

It's Bones The Skeleton.

You could try lots of other ideas too.

How about a fantastic fish skeleton?

With lots of little fish bones.

Or even this.

A brilliant cotton bud boat.

Works of art made from just glue and cotton buds.

-I told you we could do it!

-Well done!

Thank you, Mr Skeleton.

Shall we dance?

DISCO MUSIC PLAYS

Shake those bones, Mr Skeleton.

What a mover!

Who's that snoring?

Oh, it's The Shapes.

They're asleep again.

Let's wake them up.

# 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 square. #

How many squares can you see?

One.

Two.

Three.

Four.

Five.

Six.

Seven.

Eight.

Nine.

Ten.

There are ten squares, well done, square.

Time to get back on the shelf.

THEY SNORE

Those shapes are so funny!

Minute make time, minutes make time!

It's minute make time.

It's minute make time. Here's what we're going to make.

A pine cone creature.

Look, it's a pine cone bird.

To make one of these you will need...

A black pen.

A glue stick.

A pine cone.

Some coloured card.

Some scissors, some feathers and some googly eyes,

that you can find in an arts and crafts shop.

I'll be back in a tick.

I've got them.

Right, here are our googly eyes.

Do you think it's possible to make this in just one minute?

Not a chance.

Let's find out. I'll have to be very quick.

I'll remind you how to do it at the end.

-Let's make it in a minute.

-Start the clock!

Get the paper and draw a bird's head with a long neck.

Also, a beak.

Let's cut these out with scissors.

Scissors are sharp!

You might want to ask an adult to help you.

There we go. There's the beak.

Cut out the head very carefully.

Get some glue.

Stick the beak on.

He needs some eyes.

There's one.

And there's two.

Now we need the pine cone.

That'll stick in there.

We need feathers.

Let's get some feathers stuck in.

One in there.

Ten seconds!

One in there.

And one in there.

Just about enough time for one more.

HORN BLARES

Phew, that was close.

f you have more than a minute, you can make other creatures.

This one is made with a different coloured card

and spotty feathers.

Or how about this pine-cone dog,

tail, neck and legs made out of pipe cleaners.

BARKING

All right! Keep your cone on!

Pine-cone creatures made in a minute. Why don't you try it?

Here's a reminder of how to do it.

Let's go back and take another look.

Draw your bird's body and beak on coloured paper.

Then carefully cut them out.

Stick the beak onto the body.

Add the googly eyes.

And finally, stick your head and the feathers into the pine cone

to finish your pine-cone creature!

Why don't you try and make it in a minute?

-ALL:

-We're here, Mister Maker!

Oh, hello, everyone!

Watch this!

I wonder what they're up to?!

THEY GIGGLE

I am green.

I am black.

I'm dark blue.

I am grey.

I am purple.

-ALL:

-It's an alien in a spaceship!

Well done, everybody. See you next time.

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

CAMERA CLICKS

-Frame it.

-CAMERA CLICKS

-Frame it!

-CAMERA CLICKS

Now, take a look at this.

This fantastic underwater picture

is made using cardboard and paint,

and it looks so good, you'll be able to frame it.

You will need coloured paint, cardboard strips,

coloured paper, glue,

a white sticker, a black pen, and some scissors.

Start by squirting two yellow blobs of paint

at the bottom of the paper like this.

Then dip the cardboard in the paint and drag it along the paper,

making wavy patterns. This is going to make the sand.

Do the same with another piece of cardboard

and blue and white paint.

This is going to be the sea.

Let the white and blue mix together.

This is all part of the effect.

How about some seaweed?

Squirt four blobs of green paint on top of the yellow sand.

Now dip the cardboard in the green paint

and drag it upwards in a wavy, weedy pattern.

Squirt a blob of light green paint in the middle,

but this time use the edge of the cardboard to make spiky seaweed.

Now, whilst your picture is drying,

draw a fish shape on coloured paper.

Add some details with a black pen and a white sticker for an eye.

Then carefully cut out your fish

and glue it in position.

An underwater sea picture, and you don't even need a paintbrush.

What a great way of making a really clever picture.

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

-CLICKS FINGERS

-..frame it!

I like making pictures out of all sorts of things. So...

Let's make a picture out of...

liquorice sweets.

RATTLING

What's it going to be? Can you guess?

It's a fantastic zebra.

HE NEIGHS

Look at this old chest.

I found it up in my attic

and it's got lots of good stuff in here for my doodle drawers.

Oh, yes, there's some bits of felt here.

That's good. What else have we got?

Ooh, some buttons!

RATTLING

Fantastic. And what else?

Ooh, hang on, what's this?

Wow! It looks like an old scroll.

Shall I open it? OK, here we go.

-HE GASPS

-Look at this!

It's a treasure map! And there's some writing in the corner.

Let's read it.

"Walk now, ye pirate Across the floor

"X marks the spot In the Doodle Drawer."

Well, I'd better do what it says!

I might find some treasure!

Here are the Doodle Drawers and..

Look! "X marks the spot"!

This must be the place.

Let's have a look inside.

I can see something shiny! I think it's treasure!

-RATTLING AND CLINKING

-It's... It's...

..some tinfoil?

Oh, well. Let's have a look anyway.

Here's another clue.

Let's read it.

"Find ye the treasure Just one thing is clear

"You'll need all this tinfoil For your great idea."

Great idea?

What great idea?

Hang on a minute.

-I

-am

-having a great idea!

Let's make something!

Make fantastic tinfoil treasure that you'll want to keep forever.

As well as tinfoil, we'll need some things from the Doodle Drawers!

A paper plate.

Some shiny wrappers.

And some gloopy PVA glue.

Phew!

Whoa!

Now, to make your tinfoil treasure,

like this,

you need to take a paper plate

and cover it with gloopy glue,

And then a big piece of tinfoil.

Make sure you cover both sides.

Then twist a big piece of foil

into a long, thin sausage shape, like this.

Then twist it into a curly shape.

There, that's looking good.

Now we can use a smaller piece of tinfoil

and make a ring.

You can make as many as you like.

Now glue your foil pieces onto your plate.

Then to make your treasure look even more precious,

get some shiny foil wrappers,

and fold or scrunch them into little squares, or balls.

Now, let's place our shiny pieces

onto our plate.

How about a big one in the middle here?

And some smaller ones around the outside.

And how about some bigger ones in the middle of these curly bits?

When you're happy with all your shiny pieces, glue them down.

And when it's dry, it looks like terrific tinfoil treasure!

You can turn anything into treasure.

How about a gorgeous goblet, made out of a plastic beaker?

Or even...

a big treasure box.

This one's got an old ice-cream tub inside it.

And you can make as much treasure as you like!

Hoo-hoo! Fantastic!

I did find my treasure after all! Hee hee!

There's another clue!

"You'll sail the high seas All bumpy and rocky

"But come home to clear up If called back by Tocky."

BOING

Time to go! Time to go!

My making time's over, but yours is beginning.

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

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