Episode 15 Mister Maker

# Mister Maker

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# Mister Maker

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# 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 just finishing off making this telescope.

There. Let's give it a try.

He-he!

Wow!

I can see the sea.

Oh, and look at that lovely boat.

Oh, I wish I was out there on the sea.

I'd make a great ship's captain.

Ah, yes. It's a sailor's life for me.

The fresh air, the smell of the sea

and the sight of the ocean wa...

Ohh!

Actually, I think I'm probably better sticking to dry land.

He-he! But I have to say that this has given me a great idea.

Let's try something.

Try making a brilliant porthole picture

out of a paper plate.

Let's make it.

HORN BLOWS

We'll need some things from the Doodle Drawers. Come on!

Two coloured paper plates.

Some paints.

Some salt.

Some modelling clay and a pencil.

Some paper, some glue and wax crayons.

Whoa!

Now, a porthole is a round window on a ship.

So, we could call this...

a porthole picture

with a boat floating on the waves.

Let's get started. Now, you need two coloured paper plates

and we're going to make a hole in one of them.

Now, this is a bit tricky

so you might want to ask an adult to help you.

Get a ball of modelling clay and a sharp pencil.

Put the modelling clay underneath the plate.

And then, very carefully, push through the plate

into the clay.

Let's take out the pencil

and remove the clay.

And, there.

You've got a hole to help you cut out your porthole.

Let's get cutting, but be careful because scissors are sharp.

GROWLING

Next, draw a picture to go in your porthole.

You can choose anything you like, but I'm going to do a boat at sea.

Add some extra details with paint.

Now, let's add some waves for the sea.

Now, we can colour these waves in

with a special watery-painty mixture

and we make that by putting a squirt of paint into a bowl...

..and then adding some water to make it thinner.

Let's give it a mix.

OK, let's get painting.

When you've done that

and the picture is still wet.

You need to sprinkle on some salt.

Now, this will make the sea look really realistic

and, well, salty.

And now we need to leave it all to dry.

And, look at this, the salt has made the sea look all bumpy and foamy.

Now, we cut out our boat and our waves

very, very carefully.

Glue these pieces onto the plate,

starting by putting the boat in the middle.

And, now, we can glue the waves over the top,

like this.

And then trim off the extra bits around the edge that we don't need.

Finally, glue around the edge of your plate.

And, then, bring in your porthole plate and stick it on top.

What a brilliant effect!

It's a fantastic porthole picture, looking out at a boat at sea.

There are other pictures that you can try.

How about this one? A palm tree on a desert island.

Or even a lighthouse on a choppy sea.

It's up to you, you can make anything.

And maybe you'll be so pleased that you'll join me

in a "I'm So Happy I've Made A Porthole Picture sea jig!

-TEARING

-Whoa!

My trousers...whoops. Ha-ha!

-SNORING

-Oh! I can hear snoring! Ha-ha!

It's the Shapes!

They're asleep again.

Let's wake them up.

Ah!

He-he-he! Hey!

Wo-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 triangle. #

What are the triangles making today?

Can you guess?

It's a spider!

Well done, Triangle.

Time to get back on the shelf.

ALL: Whee!

Whoo! He-he!

THEY SNORE

Oh, those Shapes are so clever!

-I...

-BOING!

Tocky here!

Minute-make time!

Great! It's minute-make time!

Here's what we're going to make today,

a lolly-stick bookmark!

It looks great and it also slides on

to your favourite page, like this, so it's easy to find.

Fantastic!

Now, to make on of these you will need

a black pen, a pair of scissors,

two lolly sticks, a glue stick, three pieces of craft foam

and some sticky tape.

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

No way!

Well, fancy you saying that, Tocky.

I think I can do it although I will have to be very quick.

Don't worry though, I'll remind you how to do it.

Let's make it in a minute!

Let's get our pink and yellow foam

and draw an ice cream.

That's made up of a cone shape, like that

and, of course, a big blob of ice cream.

There we go, let's very carefully cut those out.

Be careful!

I'm being careful, Tocky, don't you worry.

There we go.

I like ice cream.

I like ice cream as well,

but I haven't got time to talk about that.

There we go. Now, I'm also going to cut out a small circle

of red foam.

Now, that's going to be the cherry on the top.

Right, let's get some sticky tape and our two lolly sticks

and I'm gonna stick them together,

like that, at the top.

Then let's get some glue, put some glue on there

and that's our cone position.

And then some glue on there, that's gonna be the ice cream.

And then that's gonna be the cherry on the top!

Add some detail to the cone. I've done it!

That was close!

Yes, it was wasn't it?

But, now, I can put my bookmark into my book

by opening it up, like that.

And then sliding it onto a favourite page.

Very nice indeed!

Fantastic!

If you've got more time, you can make all sorts of bookmarks.

Like this panda, made with white craft foam.

Or how about this wiggly book worm, made with peach-coloured craft foam?

Lolly-stick bookmarks 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.

'Draw an ice cream on the craft foam and carefully cut it out.

'Tape the ends of the two lolly sticks together.

'Then, glue the craft foams pieces

to the taped ends of the lolly sticks

'to finish your lolly-stick bookmark.'

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

KIDS: Hello, Mister Maker!

Guess what we're painting today.

Oh, do you know? I can't guess.

Can you?

I am black.

I am green.

I'm yellow.

I am red.

KIDS: It's a snake!

Well done, everybody. See you soon.

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

CAMERA WHIRS

Frame it.

CAMERA WHIRS

Frame it.

CAMERA WHIRS

Now, take a look at this.

This road picture is fun to do

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

You'll need a piece of card,

a ruler, a small and large plastic plate,

some paints,

paintbrushes, a pencil and a black pen.

To make your road picture,

draw round the small plate with a pencil to make a curved line.

Do this again with a larger plate, just above.

This is our road.

Next, draw houses on top of the road.

Use a ruler to make straight lines.

Paint the grass green

and the road grey.

And then, paint the houses and roofs lots of different colours.

You can even paint some clouds in the sky.

Outline your picture with a black pen

and add doors and windows to the houses.

Paint white lines along the middle of the road

to finish your picture.

Isn't it a bright and colourful road?

What a brilliant picture!

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

frame it!

Doesn't that look fantastic?

I like making pictures out of all sorts of things.

So...

let's make a picture out of...

..jelly sweets!

Woo! Ho-ho-ho!

Oh!

Oh!

Ee-oo!

Ho-ho-ho!

What are the jelly sweets going to make?

It's a jelly!

Now, what's going on here?

-CAMERA WHIRS

-He-he!

I like to have a few nice photographs around the place.

Take a look.

The only problem is I'm taking so many photos at the moment,

I'm running out of frames to put them in.

Not to worry, I can make one.

Now, I need a frame that's more me.

Wait a minute, that's it!

Me!

I've just had a great idea.

Let's make something!

Let's make a brilliant, body-shaped photo frame.

This one looks like me.

Let's make it!

We'll need some things from the Doodle Drawers! Are you coming?

Some paint.

A photograph of your face.

A clear, plastic lid.

A pen and a glue stick.

Whoa!

Now, we'll also need some air-drying clay

which you can get from an art and craft shop.

I'll be back in a tick.

CAR ENGINE REVS

I've got it!

Here it is!

The air-drying clay.

Now, to make a photo frame like this.

Take a blob of air drying clay

and squash it into a body shape.

Now, roll a long, thin, sausage.

Now, this is going to be an arm.

There's one arm.

Let's do another one.

That's also an arm. Now, we need some legs

and for that we need to roll two sausage shapes, but this time

they can be shorter and a little fatter.

There! Two arms, two legs and a body.

Let's start building it up now.

Let's move the arms off to the side, just for now.

And we're going to sit our body up

and put out legs underneath.

Let's squidge the body on top. There it goes.

Squidge!

Now, we can just gently squeeze the end of each leg

to make shoes.

Now, for the arms.

Stick one on both sides and at the end of each arm,

bend it up and back on itself to make a hand

that rests on the table top.

Next, it's time to pick up our little body, very carefully,

and then sit it on the edge of a shelf or table, like this.

Now, find a photograph of someone that you'd like to put in the frame.

That's me, that is.

Huh!

Now, we're going to put this photo down

and then bring in a round, clear, plastic lid

and place it over the top of the photograph, that's right.

And then draw around it with a black pen.

There we go.

That gives us a nice circle, which we're going to cut out,

but be careful because scissors are sharp.

-GROWLING

-Yeah!

Now, very carefully,

put glue all the way around the edge of your picture.

All right.

And then bring in your lid again.

And stick your picture inside.

There we go.

Now, we can push the photo into the top of the soft clay, like this.

And it looks fantastic!

Now, we need to leave it to dry overnight.

Good night!

OWL HOOTS

ROOSTER CROWS

Morning! Ha-ha!

When it's dry, you can paint it.

You can choose whatever colours you like.

But I think I'm going to paint this one like me.

When the paint is nice and dry, you can add some extra details

with a black pen.

This will make everything stand out.

Wow! Look at that!

A photo of me, in a photo frame of me!

Don't I look great! Ha-ha!

And there are lots of other photo frames that you could try too.

How about turning yourself into a footballer

and painting the kit in your team's colours?

Or why not try an animal frame, with an animal-shaped body and some ears?

Or why not put yourself in the frame? Let's take a photo of you.

Come on, smile!

-That's it, say cheese!

-CAMERA WHIRS

-BOING!

-Time to go!

Oww! 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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