Episode 3 Mister Maker

# Mister Maker

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# Mister Maker

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# M-M-Make it

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# M-M-Make it, Mister Maker

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-# Make it, Mister Maker

-Mister Maker! #

Oh! Oh, hello there. Great to see you again.

Look what I found in the Doodle Drawers.

Bandages!

People use them when they're hurt.

Oh! Eh?

But luckily, I'm feeling fine.

Oh! That's better.

I'd much rather use bandages to make a fantastic piece of art.

But what shall I make?

Hmm.

Hmm.

Hmm.

Bandages, eh? Bandages.

Bandages! A mummy!

Of course!

Egypt.

A-ha! That's it! I've got a great idea.

Let's try something.

Try making an amazing ancient Egyptian picture out of bandages.

Let's make it.

As well as bandages,

we'll need other things from the Doodle Drawers.

Come on.

Some gloopy PVA glue...

..some coloured crayons...

..a fiery dragon. No, we don't need him.

Some coffee powder...

..and a sheet of white paper. Whoa!

To make an ancient Egyptian picture,

like this one here.

You have to start with half a teaspoon of coffee powder.

That's right - coffee powder.

So, we need to put it into a cup.

Then mix it with two splashes of water.

Now give it a good stir.

Now we put in a big splodge of gloopy glue.

And now let's give this a good stir.

The next bit is the fun bit, but it's also the messy bit.

So make sure you put down some old paper or newspaper first.

We're going to bring in our paper.

And then we need to cut some bandages into strips

and lay them across the paper.

Now we're going to very carefully paint our glue and coffee mixture

all over the bandages.

When it's dry, all of the bandages will be stuck together.

It's gone a lovely light brown colour.

Let's start drawing with a black wax crayon.

Start with a palm tree.

A nice trunk,

bending over with palm leaves on top.

Make sure you do all the outlines in black.

Put some triangles for pyramids up here.

And let's not forget the sun in the sky.

Let's add some grass around the tree.

When you're happy with your picture,

you can start colouring.

Wax crayons look really good on this rough sort of paper.

It's an ancient Egyptian picture from many, many years ago.

You can try some other ideas too.

You can make other pictures look old, like this castle picture.

Or you could try your very own old-looking treasure map.

Why don't you try making some old-looking paper

and drawing an ancient picture that's very realistic?

Whoa! Where am I? I didn't mean this realistic! Whoa!

Hey, slow down!

SNORING

Who's that snoring?

These are the Shapes.

THEY CONTINUE TO SNORE

Aah, they're asleep.

I've got an idea.

Let's wake them up!

SHAPE STAMMERS AND GASPS

Ah!

SHAPE CHUCKLES

ALL: Oh! Hey! Hay-yeh!

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

ALL: # I am a shape

# I am a circle. #

What picture are the circles going to make?

Can you guess what it's going to be?

It's a deer.

Well done, circle.

It's time to get back on the shelf.

SHAPES CHUCKLE

SHAPES YAWN

I just love those shapes! They're brilliant!

Tocky here.

Minute make time!

Hoo-hoo! It's minute make time. Come on.

Hey-hey! It's minute make time. Here's what we're going to make -

a one-eyed monster.

Eye-eye.

To make this one-eyed monster, you will need...

a feather, a pen, some scissors, some green card,

a googly eye and some air-drying clay

that you can get from an art and craft shop.

Phew!

ENGINE RUNS AND BRAKES SCREECH

I've got them.

Right, I'm going to put my air-drying clay down.

But here's my googly eye.

Put that down there.

Do you think it's possible to make this...

in just one minute?

Not a chance.

Well, I think I can, Tocky.

I'll have to move quickly, but don't worry,

I'll remind you how to do it.

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

BELL RINGS

Get one big lump of clay

and roll it into a ball.

Then squash it

into the body shape of my monster.

Then get two smaller lumps of clay,

roll them into sausages.

These are the monster's legs.

There we go, there are the legs.

And there's the body. OK, looking good.

Get a feather and stick that in the top.

And give my monster an eye.

We need to give him some arms.

For that, we can draw those on the side of this card.

There's one arm, there's two arms.

I'm gonna cut these out.

Be careful.

Don't worry, Tocky. I'm being careful.

Here we go. Ooh, I'm running out of time!

Gonna cut round here. There we go. Come on.

-Don't fail me, scissors.

-Come on, slowcoach.

I'm going as quick as I can, Tocky.

There's one in there. And one in there.

BELL RINGS

I've done it!

Lucky, lucky.

Hey, that was lucky.

If you've got more than a minute, you can paint your monster.

How about an orange stripy one?

You can make one with two eyes, like this blue spotty one.

Don't I look great?!

One-eyed monsters made in a minute.

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

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

Squash clay into a ball for the monster's body.

Roll two sausage shapes for the legs and stick them onto the body.

Stick a feather on top, then stick on the eye.

Draw arms on the coloured paper,

cut them out, and finally stick the arms into your one-eyed monster.

Try making it in a minute.

ALL: Hello, Mister Maker!

Guess what we're making today.

Oh! I don't know. Let's find out.

I'm black.

I am pink.

I am green.

I am brown.

I am orange.

I am red.

-It's a parrot!

-Well done, everyone.

-See you next time.

-Squawk.

Now, it's time to...

frame it.

Frame it.

Frame it.

Now, take a look at this.

This is a brilliant jungle picture.

You don't even need a paintbrush. Just paint and your fingers.

It looks so good that you'll be able to frame it.

You will need some coloured paper, a black pen,

and different coloured paints.

Yellow, brown, orange, white and three shades of green.

There's one other important ingredient.

Your fingers!

You'll need to start with dark green paint.

But if you don't have any, it's easy to make.

Just add a small amount of black paint to green paint

and mix together.

The more black paint you add, the darker your green.

Just dip your fingers into the paint and dab them downwards on the paper,

to make the trees at the back of the jungle.

You can use a different green to make more trees.

This is great fun, but it can get a bit messy.

So wipe your hands in between colours.

Now make the tree trunks with the brown paint.

You can do this by dipping the side of your hand in paint

and printing it in the same way.

This gives you a nice thick tree trunk.

Now leave it to dry.

For the leaves on the trees, you'll need some light green paint.

If you don't have any, just add white paint to green paint

and mix it together.

Make leaves like this...

Now, for the grass.

Dab light green paint along the bottom of the paper.

Add a bit of dark green.

You can even add some jungle flowers with yellow paint.

And let's make a tiger to live in the jungle.

Dab orange paint from you finger in a circle for its head.

Add some ears...

and now for the face.

Add eyes by making two small white dots with your finger.

Add yellow dots on the ears and cheeks...

and when it's dry, use a black pen for the eyes and mouth.

All finished! A fantastic finger paint jungle.

What a brilliant picture.

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

frame it?!

TIGER ROARS

Very impressive. Now for something really special.

Take a look at this.

It's my magic pencil and it can draw pictures all on its own.

Watch this.

Can you guess what it's drawing?

Wow! It's an ice skater. Well done, magic pencil.

Now look at this.

Hey! Look at my humungous paper cup tower.

It's taken me ages to get it this tall.

It's great, isn't it?

But I have to be very careful, because the slightest wrong move

and the whole thing could come crashing down.

Imagine if I had to start all this again. Hoo-hoo!

Now, just one more cup on the top.

Here we go...

-Hoh, hoh!

-Ooh!

Oh, no! My paper cup tower!

Oh, sorry.

Honestly, that bird. I wish I could let him know sometimes

that I don't want to be disturbed.

Oh, that gives me an idea.

Let's make something.

A brilliant hanging sign for your bedroom door,

that lets people know when you don't want to be disturbed.

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

Come on, everyone.

An empty shower gel bottle with a handle, like this.

Some thick paper or thin card and some tissue paper.

Some paint and some gloopy PVA glue.

A pencil and a black pen.

And some bits of wool.

Whoa!

To make a hanging, "Do Not Disturb" sign,

like this one here,

you have to make sure that your shower gel bottle is totally clean.

You might want an adult to help you with this bit.

We need to cover the whole thing in a tissue paper or kitchen roll.

Let's put on plenty of gloopy glue.

Cover the whole thing, the bottle and the lid,

and then leave it to dry.

Then when it's all dry,

you can paint your bottle whatever colour you like.

This one's going to be my face, so let's use pink paint.

When the paint is dry,

we can draw the face details on with a pencil.

This face is going to be wide awake!

There! Now for the other side, let's draw a face...

that's fast asleep.

There!

Don't forget that you will need two ears and a hairstyle for both sides.

Let's bring in a piece of card

and if we fold it in half,

we get two of everything we draw.

Now we're going to draw two ears

starting at the open end of our paper.

And we can also draw a hairstyle.

There! Now, we cut these shapes out, but be careful

because scissors are sharp.

Ooh! Hee-hee!

So, now we've got two pairs of ears...

and two hairstyles.

Now we can glue them onto our bottle.

Let's stick our hairstyle here, on top of the head.

And we can stick our ears...

here, either side of the eyes.

When you've done that, turn it over...

and do exactly the same on the other side.

When it's nice and dry, you can paint it.

How about pink for the ears and the rosy cheeks...

and white for the teeth and the eyes?

And for the hair, I think brown would be nice, like mine.

Now, add some finishing touches with a black pen.

And you can even stick on some extra bits of wool for hair.

Keep going until you're happy with your hair

and then do the same on the other side.

Wow! What a handsome chap.

You know, it's like looking in a mirror. Ha-ha!

You can hang this on your bedroom door, this way...

if you're awake and you don't mind visitors.

Or hang it this way...

if you're asleep and you don't want to be disturbed.

You can try any design you want.

How about a yellow and brown lion?

Give it a really wild hairstyle...

with lots of wool for the lion's mane.

Or a silly green monster...

with green tissue paper and wool for its hair.

So, there you go.

The perfect way of letting people know that you want peace and quiet.

Time to go!

Oh, well. It looks like 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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