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# Ooh la la la la

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# Mister Maker

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# Ooh la la la la

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# Mister Maker

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# Ooh la la la la

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# M-m-make it, Mister Maker!

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# Ooh la la la la

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# M-m-maker

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# Ooh la la la la

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# M-m-make it, Mister Maker!

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# Ooh la la la la

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# M-m-make it, Mister Maker!

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# Ooh la la la la

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# Make it, Mister Maker!

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# Make it, Mister Maker! #

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Hello, there. Great to see you again.

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Look what I've just had sent to me.

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It's a parcel. Ooh, how exciting.

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It says here it's from Granny Maker.

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Oh, good old Granny. She always sends such great presents.

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What could it be?

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Maybe it's a book, or a toy, or a cake.

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Or...

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Oh! A huge multi-coloured patterned jumper?

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Oh, well. I suppose I'd better try it on.

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Ha ha! Yeah...

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It's a little on the large side.

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It's quite a strange design.

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It's got lots of different patterns all over it.

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And that gives me a great idea.

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Let's try something.

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Try making a patchwork pattern using different types of colourful paper.

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Let's make it.

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We'll need some things from the Doodle Drawers,

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but I'd better take this jumper off first. I'll get too hot.

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That's better. Let's go.

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A piece of coloured paper and some scissors.

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A ruler, a pencil and a glue stick.

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And one, two, three, four different types

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of coloured patterned paper.

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Wow!

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Now, to make a patchwork pattern like this one here,

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you need to get a piece of patterned paper and turn it over,

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like this.

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Then get your ruler

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and lay it along the bottom edge, like this.

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Now we're going to take a pencil

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and very carefully, draw a line along the top of the ruler.

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This will give us a strip that's as wide as the ruler.

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Now, take the ruler again

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and just sit it on top of the line you've drawn.

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And again, do the same.

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Draw a line.

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That will give us another strip. Perfect!

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Carry on drawing lines all the way to the top of the paper.

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Now we need to cut these strips out.

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But be careful, scissors are sharp!

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SCISSORS SNARL AND SNAP

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Then, draw lines across your strips, like this.

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These lines, again, need to be about as wide as your ruler,

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so if we sit the ruler on the bottom there and draw a line,

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this will give us a square.

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Great. Now carry on drawing lines all the way up the strip

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and you're ready to cut the squares out.

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And do the same on the other strips

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and of course your other pieces of coloured patterned paper.

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Now you should have four piles

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of different coloured and different patterned paper.

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Let's move these over here and then take a piece of coloured paper.

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We're going to choose a square from a pile. How about...?

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Yes, this red one.

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We're going to glue it in the middle of the paper.

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There.

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Now we need to choose squares from a different pile.

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We're going to glue them around the edge of this first square.

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So that's here, here, here and here.

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It's looking good. Now we're going to choose squares from another pile

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and glue them around the edges here.

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Let's do the same now with our fourth pile of squares.

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Of course, we're sticking them all the way round the edge

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of our last colour.

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You can make your patchwork pattern as big as you like.

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Let's start again with that first colour,

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which was the red square in the middle.

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Start laying them around the edge. Don't worry if you run out of space

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on the edges of your paper like this.

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You can just leave a gap and carry on round the other side.

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When you're happy, glue it all down.

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And there you have it.

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A brilliant patchwork pattern!

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And you could try using different types of patterned paper, like this.

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Or you could make a really big pattern, oooh,

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with different types of paper.

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It's up to you. You can make anything into a pattern,

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just like Granny Maker and her delightful knitted jumper.

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-PHONE RINGS

-I wonder who that could be.

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Hello? Oh, hello, Granny.

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Yes, I got your parcel. Thank you. It was...um...quite unusual.

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Does it fit? Um...

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WHIRRING

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I'll have to call you back.

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There's a strange noise coming from the shelves.

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Thanks again. Bye.

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Phew! Come on.

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Ah, I knew it. It's just the Shapes, and they're asleep again.

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Let's wake them up!

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Ah!

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He-he-he-hey! Hey!

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Awww, heeey, aaah, yeah!

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MUSIC I am a shape

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I am a shape

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I am a circle

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I am a triangle

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I am a square

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I am a rectangle

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I am a shape

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I am a rectangle

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How many rectangles can you see?

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One,

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two,

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three,

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four,

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five, six,

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seven, eight,

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nine,

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ten.

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That's right, there are ten rectangles.

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Well done, rectangle. It's time to get back on the shelf.

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-Weee!

-He he he!

-Ha ha ha!

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-Oooh!

-Wooop!

-Ooh!

-He he!

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-He he.

-Oh dear.

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That was a great puzzle. Those shapes are clever, aren't they? Oh!

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Tocky here. Minute-make time!

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Ooh, it's minute-make time. Come on!

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Here's what we're going to make today. A pencil bug.

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Mr Pencil Bug, I'm WOOLLY pleased to see you! He he!

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To make one of these, you will need...

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some sticky tack,

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a pair of scissors,

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a glue stick,

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a pencil,

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a short piece of wool

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and a very long piece of wool.

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We'll also need some googly eyes.

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You can get these from an art and craft shop. Back in a tick.

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CAR ENGINE

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I've got them.

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Here they are.

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Our googly eyes.

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

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in just one minute?

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No way!

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I think I can. I'll have to be very quick, but don't worry,

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

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Start the clock!

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Here we go.

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Get the long piece of wool

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and wrap it around your hand, like this.

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Round and round it goes.

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And then carefully slide it off your hand,

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get the small piece of wool, tie it in the middle

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like that.

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There we go.

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Tie it nice and tight.

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There. Then get a pair of scissors

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and very carefully cut through the loops on both sides.

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There's one side.

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Here's the other side now.

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There we go. That gives us a fluffy bug.

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Now we need to glue on these googly eyes, like this.

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There's one googly eye,

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there's the other googly eye.

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Then if we get our sticky tack on the end of our pencil,

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we can push it onto our pencil bug!

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Phew, I made it!

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BUZZER Only just!

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Yes! If you've got more than a minute,

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you can make all sorts of pencil bugs.

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How about a brilliant blue one?

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Or this big one made of multi-coloured wool?

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Pencil bugs made in a minute. Why don't you try and make one?

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Here's a reminder of how to do it.

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

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Wrap a long piece of wool around your hand

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and carefully take it off.

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Tie a smaller piece of wool around the middle.

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Cut the wool around the edges and glue on googly eyes.

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Stick it on the pencil with sticky tack

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to complete your woolly pencil bug.

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

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We're here, Mister Maker!

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Oh, hello, everyone.

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-Watch this!

-I wonder what they're up to.

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I am red.

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I am pink.

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I am green.

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I am peach.

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I'm yellow.

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It's a cake!

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Well done, everybody. See you next time. Now it's time to...

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frame it.

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Frame it.

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Frame it.

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Now, take a look at this.

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This night time picture is made in a really clever way,

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

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You will need coloured card, dark paper, white chalk,

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black paint, a pencil and a paintbrush.

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First, paint a thick layer of black paint all over the card

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and leave it to dry.

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Then take a piece of dark-coloured paper

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and completely cover it with white chalk.

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Place the chalk side down on top of the dry, painted card,

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and now you can draw a night-time picture in a very clever way.

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Draw whatever you want.

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This is going to be a cat,

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outside in the moonlight.

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Add a long fence,

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and the moon,

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and let's add a tree.

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Then slowly lift it off to reveal where

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the white chalk has rubbed onto the black painted card underneath,

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giving you a fantastic effect.

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What a brilliant picture.

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

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frame it!

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Isn't that clever?

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OWL HOOTS

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Now, what's going on here?

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TYRES SCREECH

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Ha ha!

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Have a look at my teeny, tiny car here.

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It's brilliant.

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And if you think that's good take a look at this.

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Here he is.

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It's my mini Mister Maker.

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Let's make it! Ha ha!

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I love playing with teeny tiny toys.

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Which gives me a great idea.

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Let's make something.

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Make yourself a marvellous miniature garden.

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It's not big,

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but it's very clever.

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

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A green paper plate and some pipe cleaners.

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A pencil, some modelling clay and some coloured card.

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Lollypop sticks and twigs.

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Sticky tape, glue and red stickers.

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Some flower-shaped buttons and a toy duck!

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-DUCK QUACKS

-Really? Great!

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Whoa! Now, to make a tiny garden,

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like this one here which has a path, a pond with a duck swimming in it,

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a flowerbed, a fence and some lovely trees.

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Let's start off by getting a blue piece of card like this...

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We're going to draw a squiggly shape with a pencil for our pond.

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That looks good! Now, we'll get a green piece of card.

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We'll draw two cloud shapes.

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These will be the top of our trees.

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Great! Now we can cut these shapes out but be careful,

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because scissors are sharp!

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-SNAPPING

-Ooh!

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Now, glue the blue squiggly pond

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in the middle of the plate.

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Now we need to get some grey modelling clay,

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and we're going to roll a few, tiny balls like this...

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These balls are going to help us make a tiny path.

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Gently squeeze them onto the plate,

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like this...

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Lovely!

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Now, let's get some brown modelling clay.

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We need to roll a long sausage shape.

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And we'll mould and squidge it

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to the back of the plate to make a flowerbed.

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Then, carefully snap three of your lolly sticks in half.

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You might want to ask an adult to help you. It's a bit tricky.

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Now bring in two whole lolly sticks,

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like this, and lay them down.

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Then start to glue all the pieces of lolly stick across,

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to make a fence.

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When the fence is dry

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carefully push it into the back of your flowerbed.

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There we go. Lovely.

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Now...let's take the two curvy tree shapes

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we cut out earlier

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and stick two twigs onto the back.

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A little twig for the little one

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and a large twig for the large tree.

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And now we have two trees.

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They look really good, but we can make them even better

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by adding some red stickers for apples.

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There we go.

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Two lovely apple trees.

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Let's stick them into our garden.

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I think I'll put the big tree at the back.

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And the smaller one just in front.

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Fantastic! Our garden is starting to take shape,

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but now we need to plant some flowers in our flowerbed.

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First, we need some green pipe cleaners

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and just very carefully snip them into small pieces.

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Now you've got your pieces of pipe cleaner

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you need to find a flower-shaped button

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like this.

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Turn it over - there's a little loop in the back

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in which you can push the pipe cleaner through.

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Fold it over to make a little, tiny flower.

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Don't worry if you haven't got flower-shaped buttons.

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You can draw and cut out a flower shape on coloured card,

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make a little hole in the middle and push the pipe cleaner through.

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When you've got your flowers, bring back your garden

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and start planting your flowers in the flowerbed.

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Wow! Isn't that amazing?!

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Why not float something on the pond

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like a teeny-tiny boat or...

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a little toy duck?

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-Quack!

-Aw...

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Look at it. A wonderful, terrific, tiny garden.

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You can make any type of tiny world that you like.

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How about this tiny jungle?

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It's got lots of card leaves and pipe cleaner trees

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-with a toy tiger.

-Rrrr!

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Or you could even try making another tiny garden

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on a bigger tray. Instead of a fence

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it's got a lolly stick bench.

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Time to go!

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Oh! That means my making time's over,

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but yours is just beginning. See you soon!

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

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If you like making things like Mister Maker visit...

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..for more ideas.

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