Episode 4 Mister Maker

# Oh-la-la-la-la! Mister Maker!

# Oh-la-la-la-la! Mister Maker!

# Oh-la-la-la-la! Mister Maker!

# Oh-la-la-la-la! Make it!

# 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 drawing around this mug to make a cool pattern.

Let's have a look. Oh! Very nice.

It's great fun drawing around things, let's find something else.

Now I'm a looking for a real challenge,

something that I've not drawn round before.

Ah-ha! Here's my dinosaur toy!

Very cool, but I've already drawn round this. Here's my pasta jar,

now this is great to draw round

I know that because I've already drawn round it.

Oh, look! Here's my mirror! Now this is great,

but I've already drawn round that as well.

Wait a minute... I've drawn round the mirror,

but I haven't drawn round what's inside the mirror...me! Ha-ha!

And that gives me a great idea.

Let's try something.

Try turning yourself into a full-size pirate

by drawing around your body. Ah! Ha-ha!

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

Come on!

A large sheet, or roll, of paper.

A pencil and some sticky tape.

A thick black pen.

And some paints.

Now to turn yourself into whatever you want, like this fantastic

Mister Maker-sized pirate here.

Start off by laying down your paper.

Now you might want to stick a few bits of paper together

to make sure that it's big enough.

Or you could use a roll of old wallpaper.

Either way, use some sticky tape to stick it down.

Now you have to ask a friend to draw round you, Come on, Magic Pencil,

there's work to do.

Now lie down on the paper, making sure that you keep

all of your arms and legs inside.

Ho-ho! Ha-ha! He-he-he!

Thanks, Magic Pencil.

When you've got your pencil line drawn round your whole body,

jump up again!

Now you can turn yourself into whatever you like!

But this is going to be a pirate. Ah-ha! Now you might find this

easier to do if you stick your picture up on a wall

with some sticky tack.

But make sure you ask permission first from an adult.

Ho-ho!

Now take a black pen and start to draw a pirate

using your outline as a guide.

How about a spotty headscarf?

Don't worry if you draw over your pencil lines,

you're going to rub them out later, anyway. There!

And pirates always have one patch over an eye.

Fill in the rest of the face with scraggy hair, and an ear ring!

We could also add a nice pirate top.

How about drawing on a pirate's hook? Remember, don't worry about

the pencil lines underneath, they're just there as a guide.

So there's going to be a hook where there once was a hand.

Now some trousers!

And on one foot, a nice black boot.

And on the other a pirate's peg-leg!

Wow! Fantastic! Now we can paint it.

Remember to rub out all the pencil lines that you don't need first.

How about painting your pirate with a red and white stripy top?

A black and white spotty headscarf and some blue trousers.

And when you've painted the whole thing, and it's dry,

you can cut it out. But be careful, scissors are sharp. Ha-ha!

Ooh! Ha-ha!

Wow! Fantastic! Your very own pirate. Ha-ha, me hearties!

And remember, you can turn yourself into absolutely anything.

Ooh! This picture of me as a spaceman is out of this world.

Ooh! Look at this!

It's me as a brilliant, and quite beautiful, ballerina

I think I look rather good, actually. I'd be a great ballerina!

Watch! Ooh!

CRASHING

Oh, those shapes will sleep through anything!

But they won't sleep through this. Let's wake them up!

SNORING

SNUFFLING

Oh? Ah!

He-he-he! Hey!

ALL: Ooh!

ALL: Hey! Ha, ya!

# I am a shape

# La-la-la-la

# I am a shape

# La-la-la-la

# I am a circle

# I am a triangle

# I am a square

# I am a rectangle

# I am a shape

# I am a circle. #

Try and guess what the circles are making today.

What could it be?

It's a ring! Well done, circle. Time to get back on the shelf.

ALL: Whee! Ha-ha-ha!

Ho-ho!

THEY GIGGLE

Ho-ho! I do love those shapes, you know, they're so funny!

Sparky, here! Minute Make time!

It's minute make time! Come on, everyone!

Here's what we're making today, a flying saucer from outer space!

Yes, and to make a flying saucer, you will need some sticky tape,

some glue, a brush, a fluffy pompom, a paper bowl, a paper plate,

a clear plastic tub, and a piece of wool. We'll also need some

googly eyes, and you can get those from an arts and crafts shop.

I'll be back in a tick.

I've got them.

Here are our googly eyes.

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

No way!

Well, mu feathered friend, we're about to find out.

I'm going to have to be very quick,

but I'll remind you how to do it at the end. Let's make it in a minute!

Let's get our bowl.

And put on lots of gloopy glue.

All around the edge.

And put on plenty, because that's going to help us

stick it to our paper plate.

Turn the bowl upside down like that.

Then stick it on. That's going to make our spaceship.

Now we get our pompom, dip that in the glue

then glue that on top

then we need to get our googly eyes

and stick those on.

Our alien is going to have three eyes.

There's one.

There's two.

-Faster!

-There's three. Oh, I've got to hurry up.

There we go.

There's his third eye. Stick that down a bit more.

Get some glue on this. This is our tub.

That goes on top. Then we stick a bit of wool

on top of that. I've done it.

HOOTER BLARES OUT

Nice!

That was close but I made a flying saucer in a minute.

If you've got more than a minute, you can paint and decorate it

however you like. You could paint it silver, add colour stickers

and make it stand out with a black pen.

Why not make a really big flying saucer

for lots of aliens using a bigger plate and bigger bowl?

A flying saucer 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.

Glue round the edge of a paper bowl

and stick it to a paper plate. Glue on a pompom,

stick on googly eyes, then glue a plastic tub on the pompom.

Finally, tape wool to the top to complete your flying saucer.

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

We're here, Mister Maker!

-Hello, everyone.

-Watch this!

I wonder what they're up to.

I'm brown!

I am green!

I'm yellow!

I'm light blue!

I am red!

ALL: It's a country cottage!

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

-frame it!

-CLICK!

-Frame it!

-CLICK!

-Frame it!

-CLICK!

Now take a look at this.

What a brilliant dragon picture.

It's great fun to do and makes a picture so good

you'll be able to frame it.

You'll need coloured paper, some craft foam, a pencil,

scissors, a glue stick, googly eyes and sparkly gems.

For the dragon's body, draw a teardrop shape

on craft foam with a pencil.

Then draw your dragon some hands and feet like this.

Next, draw some big triangle shapes for the dragon's spikes

and smaller ones for teeth.

Now on a different coloured piece of foam

draw a mouth shape

and some circles.

Carefully cut out your foam shapes

and stick them down to make a dragon.

And finally, add some shiny gems

and googly eyes to finish off your dragon.

What a brilliant picture! Why don't you have a go?

And then...frame it!

Fantastic!

Now where is it?

It must be in here some...a-ha!

Here it is. My crown!

Look at that!

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be a king or a queen?

I have. If I was a king, I'd have a crown and some kingly robes.

Ooh, and I'd have a fantastic throne.

Oh-ho! And I'd have all the adoring people of Maker Land.

-Hello, adoring people of Maker Land!

-CHEERING

Yes, I'd have everything to make me into a brilliant king.

But wait a minute, I've forgotten something.

Every queen and king needs a castle.

Where am I going to get a castle from? A castle.

A castle... Ooh, a castle!

That gives me a great idea.

Let's make something.

Try making a castle keeper

to protect all of your special things.

Let's make it! I better get changed first.

We need to get some things from the Doodle Drawers.

-An empty teabag box.

-CREAKING

Four kitchen roll tubes.

An empty plastic food tray.

Ah-ha! Some paint!

Some gloopy PVA glue, a pair of scissors and a black pen.

Whoa!

Now, to make your very own Castle Keeper, like this one here,

which is very useful for keeping all of your special bits and pieces in,

you need to start off with a plastic food tray.

You need to get an adult to help you find one of these

and thoroughly clean it out.

Then, turn it upside down, like this,

because this is going to be the hill that the castle sits on top of.

Then get your teabag box and sit it on top,

and make sure that the front flap opens like this.

Now we're going to get our four kitchen roll tubes

and place them in each corner - that's here.

Now everything looks in the right position,

I can glue everything in place.

When it's dry,

you can paint the castle. Grey looks really, really good,

and you can even paint

some dark grey rectangles to look like big stone bricks.

Now don't forget to paint the hill.

This hill is going to be grassy green and will need

a special mixture that's half gloopy glue

and half paint.

Let's give it a mix.

SQUELCHING

There! Now this will help our special painty mixture

really stick onto the plastic tray.

Now, to make the top of the turrets,

that's these bits here,

we need to cut six snips

at the top of each kitchen roll tube.

Now be careful because scissors are sharp.

-SNARLING

-Ho-ho! Yes.

Let's start with this tube here.

There's one...

GUNSHOTS

There. Six snips.

Let's put the scissors down. Now we're going to bend inside

one of these flaps.

Bend one down, like that,

and then leave the next one standing up.

Push the next one down,

leave the next one up,

and then push that one down.

That gives us our turrets.

Now let's do the same on all of the other kitchen roll tubes.

Next, we can add some extra details with a black pen.

Add a door, some windows and brick details.

You can even add some light and dark green paint to look like moss.

But it's up to you!

You can add as much detail or as little as you like.

Wow! It's your very own Castle Keeper!

-There it is. So let's open it up.

-CREAKING

You can keep whatever you like inside.

-Like all your arty bits and bobs.

-CREAKING

Perfect! Very useful.

And you can even try to make some other types of castles as well.

How about making a fairytale castle

using two boxes and painting it pink and purple?

Or even... Whoo!

..a really big castle with three boxes

and lots of short tubes!

Ho-ho! I really like this one.

Let's take a closer look.

Ho-ho! Now this really is a castle fit for a king.

Why don't you try making your very own Castle Keeper

to keep your precious things in?

Time to go!

-Oh!

-CLICKS FINGERS

Whoa!

That means 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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