Episode 18 Mister Maker

# Mister Maker

# Mister Maker

# M-M-Make it, Mister Maker

# Make it

# M-M-M-Make it, Mister Maker

# M-M-M-Make it, Mister Maker

# Make it, Mister Maker

# Make it, Mister Maker! #

Oh, hello, there!

Great to see you again!

I'm just about to have a look in my Doodle Drawers.

There's lots of fantastic things in here, all great for making art with!

Let's have a look.

A-ha! There are pens.

There are pencils.

There are pears.

Pears?!

That's not right. Hang on, let's have another go.

There are pens!

There are pencils!

There are pineapples!

Pineapples?! That's not right either.

Let's have one more try. Right, there are...

..Pens!

There are...pencils!

And...there are...plates!

Plates? Oh, no!

You can't make anything with a polystyrene plate.

Or can you?

Hang on to your handlebars, I'm having an idea!

Let's try something!

Try printing a perfect picture by painting on a polystyrene plate.

Let's make it!

As well as our polystyrene plate, we'll need some other things

from the Doodle Drawers!

A pencil and a pair of scissors.

Some paint and a small sponge.

And a piece of card.

CRASH

Now, to make a plate print, like this one here,

you'll need, a polystyrene plate.

Now we need to cut off the rim all the way around the edge.

But be careful, because scissors are sharp.

Grrrr!

Hee-hee!

Now we can draw a design on the smoothest side of this plate

by pressing firmly with a pencil.

Let's draw a crocodile.

But don't press too hard or you'll tear the plastic.

Now use a small sponge

to dab paint all over the picture.

There we go.

Next, press the white side

down on some coloured card and press firmly.

Lift it up

and there you have the perfect plate print!

What a clever crocodile!

And it's so easy to do.

There are lots of other designs you could try.

How about a fish in the sea?

A boat on the waves?

Or even a plane!

You can print anything with a polystyrene plate!

-SNORING

-Oh, that sounds familiar.

Come on, let's go and take a look.

It's the shapes! They're asleep again.

Let's wake them up!

Oh! Hey! Ah! Yeah!

# 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 rectangle. #

What's hiding in the rectangles?

Can you guess what it is?

It's a crane!

Well done, rectangle.

It's time to get back on the shelf.

Wheeee!

Ho-ho, I really do love those shapes. They're very funny!

BOING

Tocky, here! Minute Make Time!

Oh, great! It's Minute Make Time! Come on.

And here's what we're going to make today. A slot plane.

Vrooom!

Vrooom!

Sorry, I was being a bit silly there!

Some might say, "Plane silly!"

Ha-ha-ha! No?

Oh, OK.

To make a slot plane, you will need

a pair of scissors,

a glue stick,

a black pen,

a triangle of white card,

a sausage shape of white card

and a large rectangle of white card.

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

No way!

Oh, I see.

Well I think I can do it, but I will have to be very quick.

Don't worry, I'll remind you how to do it at the end.

Let's make it in a minute!

Start the clock!

Let's go!

Let's get our triangle and sausage shape of white card.

If we glue the triangle on the end that'll make a good fin

for our aeroplane.

There we go. Now I'll turn it over and fold it in half,

like that. Then make a careful snip, along this folded edge.

That makes a slot.

Open that up and we can make ourselves a wing.

Draw a wing shape

on this rectangular card.

Now I get scissors and carefully cut the wing shape out.

-Be careful!

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

Here comes the wing!

There we go.

Hopefully our wing will slot into our plane.

Let's have a look. Yes, it does. That looks great.

OK, now I get my black pen and draw on a window.

At the front and all the way along.

There's one there, one there, one there

and one there.

I've done it!

STOP THE CLOCK!

Ho-ho, phew! That was close. But if you've got more than a minute

you can always tape on a piece of string

and ask someone to hang it up for you!

Hee-hee! Plus, there are lots of other designs that you can try too.

What about a stunt plane, made with red card and a pointy body.

Or even a cartoon-style jet

with a big, round body and short, round wings.

Slot planes 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.

To make a slot plane, glue the triangle

to one end of the oval card.

Draw a wing shape on the bottom edge of your card and cut it out.

Fold the plane in half,

make a small snip and slot the wings through the middle.

Draw windows at the front and down the sides of your slot plane.

Then ask someone to hang it up!

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

Hi, Mister Maker!

Guess what we're making today?

Let's find out.

I am red.

I'm yellow.

I am orange.

I am brown.

I am pink.

I am green.

It's a lollipop!

Well done, everybody. See you next time.

Now it's time to...

frame it!

Frame it!

Frame it!

Now, take a look at this.

This underwater picture is very effective,

and you don't even need a paintbrush to make it.

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

You'll need white paper, card,

strips of blue and green tissue paper,

some water,

sponges, black paint, scissors, a pen, a pencil

and some modelling clay.

Start by wetting the white paper

with a sponge.

Then lay blue and green tissue paper strips across the paper

all the way to the bottom, like this.

Now wet the tissue paper with a sponge

and then put it to one side.

Take a piece of card and use a pen to draw the outline

of an underwater creature.

This is going to be a shark, with a pointy nose, two fins and a tail.

Then pierce a hole in the card using a pencil and some modelling clay.

Use the hole to help you carefully cut the shark shape out.

When the tissue paper has dried,

peel it off and you'll see the colour from the tissue paper

has transferred to the paper underneath.

Then lay the shark shape on top,

and dab black paint through the hole onto the paper behind.

Leave it to dry and then remove the shark shape

to reveal a shark swimming underwater.

What a brilliant picture!

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

frame it!

Isn't that great?

I like making pictures out of all sorts of things, so,

let's make a picture out of...

..game pieces!

Whoa! Ha-ha!

What are they going to make?

Can you guess what it is?

It's a corn on the cob!

And what's this?

Here's a magnet!

It likes to stick to things that are made of metal.

A bit like, woo...

..A can!

Ohhhh!

Wooooow!

Ho-ho, some paperclips.

Wow!

Oh! A fridge.

Or a shiny metal statue of the world's most handsome artist. Oh!

Anyway, the point I'm making is that magnets are great!

And they've just given me a fantastic idea!

Let's make something!

Why not make a funny face magnet out of tinfoil, tissue paper

and a magnet.

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

Are you coming?

Tin foil and tissue paper.

Some paint.

Some glue.

And some wool and a black pen.

Whoa!

We'll also need some googly eyes and a magnet.

We can find these in an arts and crafts shop.

I'll be back in a tick.

I've got them.

Here they are.

Our googly eyes.

And the magnet.

Now, to make your very own funny face magnet, like this one here,

first, scrunch up a big ball of tinfoil.

Let's get scrunching!

There we go. Now we've got a tinfoil ball.

We're going to push down on it so we get a flat bottom.

Our ball's now got a flat bottom and can sit down on the table.

Now, let's roll three small balls of tinfoil.

One for a nose and two for the ears.

There we go. Let's glue them on with the glue stick.

Start with the nose.

And now the ears.

There. Now let's cover everything in a thick layer of gloopy glue

and some ripped up pieces of tissue paper.

Now, make sure you cover all of the foil on the front and the back.

And then leave it to dry.

Now decide who you want your funny face to be and paint it!

To make funky hair we need to cut small pieces of wool,

like this.

Now you can use whatever colour you like, but I think I'll choose red.

Be careful because scissors are sharp!

-Grrr!

-Oh!

When you've got some pieces like that

we need to fold them in half

into a sort of loop.

Then glue them behind the ears.

Use some smaller pieces of wool for eyebrows.

Then add details with a black pen.

And stick on some googly eyes.

There we go.

Our funny face is nearly finished,

we just need to add a magnet, like this.

It looks different to the one I had earlier,

but it still works and will still stick to anything metal.

Like this metal button, here.

Very clever.

So, let's turn over our funny face

and stick it to the back.

When it's dry your funny face magnet is ready to stick wherever you want!

As long as it's made of metal.

Like this.

Very clever indeed.

And there are lots of funny face magnets that you can try.

Look at this one! It's got spiky hair made out of pipe cleaners.

This old lady's got pipe cleaner glasses and white cotton wool hair.

You can make whoever you want.

Maybe a princess with long hair and a pointy hat.

Or even a circus ringmaster with a curly moustache.

Brilliant funny faces! Made thanks to the magic of...

..Magnets!

Whoa!

Waaah!

CRASH!

Oh, I think I'll stick to smaller magnets in the future.

BOING

Time to go!

Oh, 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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