Episode 19 Mister Maker

# Mister Maker

# Oh-la-la-la-la

# Mister Maker

# Oh-la-la-la-la

# Make it, Mister Maker

# Oh-la-la-la-la

# Maker

# Oh-la-la-la-la

# Make it, Mister Maker

# Oh-la-la-la-la

# Make it, Mister Maker

# Oh-la-la-la-la

# Make it, Mister Maker

# Make it, Mister Maker. #

Oh, hello there. Great to see you again!

I'm looking for some inspiration

for our first Make of the day.

Now, what to make. What to make, eh.

Hmm, I know, why don't we look outside

and see if that will give us any ideas.

Right, let's see what the weather's got in store for us.

Wow, look! Beautiful sunshine!

In fact the sun's so bright...

Oh! I think I'd better close the curtains again.

There. Won't need these anymore.

Oh! Let's go again.

Whoa! Oh, no! That's much worse!

Whoa!

Oh! That's no good.

I'll have to close the curtains again.

Phew!

That's much better.

But hang on, hang on.

Hold onto your horses.

HORSE NEIGHS

These curtains have given me a great idea.

Let's try something!

Try making a fantastic, folded, stretchy picture.

Let's make it!

We'll need some things from the Doodle Drawers.

Come on, you lot.

Some brightly-coloured paper.

A glue stick.

And a silver pen and a black pen. Yeah.

Whoa!

Now, to make a stretchy picture, like this terrific lorry here,

we first need to draw the front of the lorry.

Let's start with the wheel.

Now it's a good idea to draw around something that's round

like this plastic cup.

There!

As well as our wheel,

our lorry needs a bumper,

a window

and a sloping rectangle shape

for the rest of the front

of the lorry.

Let's draw it!

Now, let's draw the back.

It's another sort of rectangle shape

with a wheel and a bumper at the bottom of it.

Now, let's cut the front and the back of our lorry out

but be careful, scissors are sharp.

-GROWLING

-Oh, ah! Oh, ah! Ah.

Doesn't it look great?

Now to make the middle part of the lorry

which is this folded, stretchy bit here,

that looks a bit like a paper fan.

Now, to make that we need to take a rectangle shaped piece of paper

and fold over one edge, like this.

And then fold it back the other way, like that.

And keep going for the whole length of the paper.

It's all folded and look how it stretches!

Ha-ha! Fantastic!

Now we can stick the front of our lorry

and the back of our lorry to it!

There! Doesn't it look great?

How about a few finishing touches with a black pen and a silver pen?

And then it's finished!

A fantastic, stretchy picture.

But you don't have to do a lorry.

No, you can turn anything into a stretchy picture

by drawing different things.

How about a stretchy train with an engine at the front

and a carriage at the back?

Or even a stretchy caterpillar

with a head at one end and a tail at the other?

I like the lorry, it looked just like the real thing.

-HORN SOUNDS

-Oh!

He-he-he! Bye, stretchy lorry. Have a nice trip!

-SNORING

-Who's that snoring?

Oh, it's the Shapes. They're asleep again.

Let's wake them up!

Ah!

He-he-he!

Oh, hey, ha, yes!

ALL: Whoa!

# 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 triangle. #

'What are the triangles making today?

'Can you guess what it is?

'It's a frog!

'Well done, Triangle!

'Time to get back on the shelf.'

ALL: Whee!

Oh! He-he-he!

SNORING

Those Shapes are brilliant. That was a good puzzle...

-BOING!

-Tocky here. Minute make time!

It's minute make time!

Yes! It's minute make time.

Have you ever wanted your own pet but haven't been allowed?

Well, how about this?

Look, it's your very own paper-pet fish in his own tank.

Now, to make this, you will need some scissors, a black pen,

an empty, plastic pot, some green tissue paper,

some orange paper or card, some sticky tape

and some play sand that you can get from a toyshop.

I'll be back in a tick.

CAR ENGINE REVS

I've got it!

There we go, there's our play sand.

Now, do you think it's possible to make this in just one minute?

No way!

Well, let's find out!

I'm gonna have to be very quick but don't worry,

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

Let's make it in a minute. Start the clock!

Right, let's put our play sand into our plastic pot, like that.

Let's shake it all out, fantastic.

I'll put this to one side, let's draw our fish.

He's going to look like that,

let's give him a tail.

Fantastic!

An eye, a mouth and another little fin there.

Now, let's cut this out very carefully.

But scissors are sharp, remember, so be very careful.

There we go.

Faster! Faster!

Now, our fish is nearly ready

but we need to stick him into the tank.

So, let's make a little, sticky roll of sticky tape.

Just by rolling it up like that, there we go, fantastic.

And then this will stick to our fish

and he will pop into the tank.

Fantastic. I just need to tear this very quickly,

this tissue paper, like that.

And then, if I bunch it up together,

it makes the weed to go in the back.

-There!

-Time!

He's great, isn't he?

If you've got longer, you could try different ideas.

How about doing more than one fish?

Or perhaps one with a pet crab?

You'll have to be nippy to make that one.

A paper-pet in its very own tank, 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.

'Pour some sand into a plastic pot

'Draw a fish and cut it out.

'Stick rolled up tape on the back and push it into the sand.

'Tear some tissue paper for seaweed,

'give it a twist

'and push it into the sand to finish your paper-pet fish tank.'

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

We're here, Mister Maker.

Oh, hello, everyone!

-Watch this!

-I wonder what they're up to!

I am purple.

I am green.

I'm yellow.

I am orange.

It's a bucket and spade!

Well done. See you next time.

Now, it's time to...

frame it!

CAMERA WHIRRS

Frame it.

CAMERA WHIRRS

Frame it!

CAMERA WHIRRS

Now, take a look at this.

This is a fantastic picture of a dinosaur skeleton.

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

You will need some paper,

a white wax crayon

and three different colours of paint.

First, let's practice on a dark piece of paper,

so you can see how to draw a dinosaur skeleton.

Start off by drawing the dinosaur's spine,

that's his back.

Draw a line of dots that get smaller.

Add triangles for the dinosaur's spikes

and curved lines here to make the ribs,

they got shorter as they get closer to the tail.

Then add a head with a horn on top and a mouth underneath

and don't forget the legs and feet!

These look like three sausages in a line.

Then, add three more legs.

Now we've had a practice, it's time to start the picture

but this time on a white piece of paper with a white crayon.

If you think that's strange, don't worry, all will be revealed!

Make sure you draw your skeleton the way we practiced.

Now, stir a drop of water into your paint to make it nice and runny.

Take the red, watery paint and paint a strip at the top of the paper.

Do the same with the orange paint underneath.

It looks great if the colours blend.

Look! The dinosaur is starting to show through

where the white wax crayon resists the paint.

Now, do the same with the brown watery paint.

Carry on like this until you reach the bottom of the page.

Then leave it to dry.

Your very own dinosaur skeleton picture!

And you can use this idea to make any picture you like.

What a brilliant picture, why don't you have a go?

And then...

frame it!

-Isn't that clever?

-ROAR!

Now, have a look at this.

Just one more on top.

There we go! Look, it's the world's first colourful scouring-pad tower!

Oh, it's taken me ages to build this.

Now, I better put it in the Doodle Drawers.

Right, easy does it. Easy does it.

There we go. Right.

-Now. Open, please!

-Ugh!

Oh, thank you.

Right, there we go.

That's it. Let's get them all in.

Hopefully if I give it a push, they'll all squeeze in.

Oh!

-CRASHING

-Oh!

Oh, well. So much for my tower, yeah.

Hang on, I didn't know that these pads stick to each other.

Oh!

Oh, that's really clever and it's given me a great idea.

Let's make something!

A super-sticky picture made with colourful kitchen scouring pads.

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

A piece of cardboard.

Some gloopy PVA glue.

Some scissors and a paintbrush.

And some kitchen scouring pads. Phew!

Whoa!

Now, to make you very own super-sticky picture,

like this one here,

first, take your piece of cardboard

and completely cover it in gloopy glue.

Whoa! Now, it's easier to do this

if you use a paintbrush.

There!

Now we can take four dark-coloured pads and put them on top.

And don't worry if the pads overlap the edge of your card for now,

you can always trim them later.

And when it's dry, you can put your sticky board to one side

because now we need to make a sticky picture to go on our board.

You can do anything you like but I think we should do a space scene.

Look at that!

Let's take a different coloured pad, maybe this one,

and cut out a rectangle shape, which will be the body of our rocket.

Be careful cos scissors are sharp.

-GROWLING

-Oh!

Now, we also need two smaller rectangles

here and here.

These are going to be the rocket's boosters

and we need a half-circle shape that's been cut in half again

for our planet.

Now, we're going to cut out a triangle

for the top of the rocket,

a small rectangle for the rocket's base

and some circles for the planet's craters.

You can choose whatever colour you like but I think we should use red.

Great!

Now, let's choose another colour, how about blue?

Let's cut triangles for the rocket's wings

and small circles for the windows.

If your fingers get tired from cutting, then give them a rest.

Let them do whatever they want!

CLASSICAL MUSIC

Ho-ho! That's better.

Now, with a white or yellow scouring pad,

how about we cut out a moon for the sky,

some stars and a thin, oval ring around our planet?

Now, we can arrange our picture

and the great thing about these pads is they don't need any glue.

They just stick together. Watch!

What a great effect

and the great thing about this sticky board

is that all the pieces stick together. Fantastic!

The other good thing about a sticky picture

is that you can rearrange it whenever you want.

Or you could cut new ones!

How about a super-sticky scouring pad train

on a yellow background?

And why not try a super-sticky lion on a blue background?

Aren't they great?

Scouring pad pictures that you can arrange however you like.

-BOING!

-Time to go! Time to go!

-ENGINE ROARS

-Oh!

Wow! It looks like it's time for us to blast off.

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

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

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