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'I'm Nigel.'

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'I'm Michelle.'

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'We're going to show you how to turn useless rubbish...'

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What are you going to do with this lot?

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'..into amazing, useful stuff...'

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So cool!

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'All here on...'

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Coming up...

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we meet an artist who makes amazing pictures from thrown away packaging.

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We help someone find a storage solution in their recycling...

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and we show you how to make fashion from old crisp packets.

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But first...

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This is...

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-BOTH:

-Fake snot.

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-Achoo!

-Bless you.

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-Bless you.

-Bless you!

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-That's pretty bad, buddy.

-Do you reckon I should see a doctor?

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'Second opinion?'

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-That can't be right, can it?

-No! Ha-ha-ha!

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You don't want to have a look at this snot?!

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'That's a serious cold you've got there, Michelle!'

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Anyone like my snot? Ha-ha-ha!

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-How did that go?

-That worked well.

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-I got some great reactions. How about you?

-Snot is wicked.

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-It's where it's at.

-I'm going to show how to make it.

-Cool!

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'Yep, I'm going to show you how to prank your mates

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'out of stuff you have lying around.'

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This is fake snot, and this is how we make it.

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First up, we need to get an old bowl

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and into that old bowl we're going to put some PVA glue -

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just pour a little bit in.

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'You can find PVA in most stationery shops or supermarkets.'

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It's not looking very snot-like yet,

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so, what do we need?

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How's about some old jelly?

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Maybe you've had a party, you've got some jelly left?

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We're going to put that into the mix.

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It's going to give us a much more snot-like...

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Oh, yeah, get that in there! ..texture.

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Look, check it out, check it out.

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Give that a good stir, mix it all up.

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It's not quite snot coloured, is it?

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So, what we need to do,

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maybe you've got some green paint that's been lying around...

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get that in there, go on...

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..give it another stir.

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That is beautiful!

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Now, just for some authenticity,

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I'm going to mix in some yellow, as well.

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You know, these bogeys have been festering.

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So...

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'The greener it is, the easier it is to see.'

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..you've got good snot, there.

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So, what we need to do is store it,

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so you need to find an old jar that you have knocking around

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and we're going to put our snot in there for storage.

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You never know when you're going to need snot.

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Once we've got our fake snot all stored...

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..we close our jar, save it up.

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Now, when you need it, you dig out an old dishcloth,

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you give it a wash,

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and this is going to make the perfect hanky for our snot prank.

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'Grab some out of your jar or straight out of the bowl.'

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Dollop it in.

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Make sure you've got a good amount.

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So then, you take it to your unsuspecting victim...

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Achoo!

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-'Eurgh!'

-Sorry.

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NOISY BELCH

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Amazingly...

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..and I'm here to meet a guy

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whose family recycle as much packaging as they can,

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but he wants to use some of it

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to create something really cool for his new room.

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Meet Jordan. He's getting his room re-decorated.

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When he's not street dancing, he's watching DVDs or playing his games

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and he's got lots of them.

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He's looking for a storage solution to take the chaos from his crib.

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So, what's going on?

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I'm getting my garage converted into a new bedroom

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because my bedroom upstairs is too small.

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And what kind of things do you want in your new bedroom?

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Well, I would like something to store my games, and my DVDs,

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and my music, because I like dancing so I need somewhere to store that.

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You're looking for something cool and interesting

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-that you can use for storage, would you say?

-Yeah.

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And it's clear that your family are big on recycling,

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-we've got a lot of packages here.

-Yeah.

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Well, that's cool because I know someone who is an amazing artist

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and he's actually really good

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at creating cool things from old packaging.

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Take a look at this, you'll love it.

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My name is Robi Walters, I'm an artist.

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I make collages using recycling,

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and today I'm going to show you how it works.

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So, the first thing that I do when I've got my pile of packaging

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is...pull it all out and sort it into colours.

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So, I've got some nice golds, and pinks, and reds.

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To collect my packaging, I go to friends and family,

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and I take their packaging,

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and transform it into something beautiful.

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I cut the colours into strips.

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It prepares me for cutting petal shapes,

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and, as you can see, I'm surrounded by petals, I love petal shapes,

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but you don't have to cut petal shapes,

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you can cut into squares, circles - whatever shape takes your fancy.

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Nice red petal.

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It takes a long time to make a big pile of petals

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and I need a lot of petals for doing what I'm doing, so don't be put off.

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It's a time to relax and just have fun.

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I like to listen to music, sometimes I watch a little bit of television.

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I'm now ready to start making my collage,

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but first I need to be prepared and lay out all my materials.

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Now that I've got everything ready,

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I'm going to spray the edge of my board red,

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as it's the primary colour that I'm using in my collage.

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I take my collage pieces and I work from the corner,

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and I work towards the centre of the piece.

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It's always a good idea to have an image in your mind

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of exactly of what you want to make and to work towards that goal.

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It's nice to mix the colours - like, this is predominantly red,

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but sometimes I'll take a colour from a different pile.

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As you can see, this takes quite a long time

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so it's really important that you're sitting comfortably.

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I also use vinyl records, where I smash them

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and do a very similar thing to my card collages,

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where I lay them out and glue them onto plywood.

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I also used bananas creating a boat,

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which is a tribute to my grandparents coming over from Jamaica

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in the 1950s.

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Yay, I've finished my collage!

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And now over to my gallery, where I'm going to display it.

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So, here we are, this is the gallery where I display my work -

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let's go hang the picture.

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This piece is inspired by the Olympic Games,

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by my favourite athlete, Usain Bolt.

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Right, here we go.

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So, this is my collage, I really hope it inspires you to make something.

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Robi used about 8,000 petals made from old card

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to make this amazing collage,

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and it's perfect inspiration for what we can make with Jordan.

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I've had a root through all your packaging and I've found -

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which will be great for a storage box -

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an old shoe box of yours.

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So, obviously, you just need to make sure

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that you can fit your DVDs inside.

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I found a DVD of yours, and it fits perfectly.

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And I know you're big into your street dancing,

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so how about we create a street dancing storage box?

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-Yeah.

-Does that sound good?

-Yeah.

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You need a large piece of old cardboard,

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and make sure it's nice and thick,

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and then we need to start drawing all the features. So, the arms...

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..the jazzy cap...

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..the face...

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..the legs...

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..and now all we need to do is start cutting them out.

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So, you've got a pair of scissors, there.

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What's, like, your favourite move?

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-Body wave.

-So, how do you do the body wave?

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It's like a wave of motion through your arms.

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Go on, show me, I've got to see this.

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What?! That's AMAZING! Do that again!

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Oh, my gosh, that's... That's so cool!

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Right, so we've got all our shapes cut out,

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so I'm going to put these to one side now,

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as next we need to think about the design.

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And, as Robi Walters says, a good tip is to be prepared.

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You need to lay out all your packaging

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so you know what type of things you are going to use

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to bring your design together.

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Another good tip is, you need to think of the end result.

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So, you've got to have a good picture in your mind of what you

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want your end design to look like.

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So it seems like there's quite a few blue boxes here.

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-Maybe we could use that as our base colour?

-Yeah.

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Another good tip from Robi is that you can make collages

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out of any shapes and any materials, you can just have fun with it.

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Fun is the word.

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What do you think of using a star?

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-Yeah, cool.

-Pretty cool?

-Yeah.

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We can also, obviously, use other shapes as well.

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-What about a rectangle?

-Yeah.

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We can just do a long, thin rectangle and do loads of strips.

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Yeah.

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The main thing about this stage is just building up a good pile

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of materials to use. So, it's all about, as Robi Walters said,

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being prepared, getting your shapes all ready,

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and once you have got a big pile together then it's really simple

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to start laying them on your box and really building up your design.

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Right, so we've cut out all our shapes.

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-That took a while didn't it?

-Yeah!

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And now we need to start building up the design for our storage box.

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So, if I bring the lid back in, you can start working on this.

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And one thing Robi Walters does in his artwork is colour graduation.

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So it's kind of going from a darker shade to a lighter shade,

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so you could try doing that on this box.

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I will work on the legs of our street dancer,

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and I'll use these yellow strips that we cut out.

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-What do you think about that?

-Yeah it looks good, yeah.

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It looks cool, that, doesn't it.

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Why don't we use some of those crisp packets to build up the shoe?

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OK, sounds good.

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That's another top tip from Robi Walters, as well.

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It's all about using different materials.

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This is one trendy guy.

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-Just like you.

-Thanks.

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To decorate the hat, we again used crisp packets.

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This time, we cut them into leaf shapes.

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Oh, I can smell those crisps!

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Right, so next we're going to work on the arms.

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So, these are our templates that we cut out before and our square.

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And what we're going to do with the square, first of all,

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is create tabs on either side.

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So you're going to bend up these flaps on your square.

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It is quite tough cardboard, isn't it?

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As we realised when we were using those scissors.

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So just put a bit of strength into it.

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Then you're going to grab your front arm

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and stick it down with some sticky tape with the tab just along here.

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And then do the same with the other side.

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And now we just need to join the top bits here,

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because this is what our box is going to rest on.

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So all you do for that is bend over the top bits like this

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and sticky tape them together.

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Right, and then you've got your support mechanism for your box.

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I'll just show you how that works.

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The box just rests on it like that,

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and the arm's kind of supporting it.

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Then we can just decorate the front arm, here,

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with all of the stars we cut up before.

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Next we'll attach the legs to the box

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by folding the top of each leg and sticking them on

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using double-sided tape or glue.

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That's looking pretty cool.

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Then let's move on to the head.

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So, I've stuck the hat on his head

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and now I've stuck the head on the box.

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So this support arm is going to go underneath.

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I've just put some double-sided sticky tape on the top bit of it.

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Then our final arm that goes on the top,

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that's just going to stick about a third of the way along.

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Just like that.

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And there we have our street dancing storage box.

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Let's turn it around and take a good look.

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Whoa, that is amazing! That looks really, really good.

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-It's wicked, isn't it?

-Yeah.

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-Right, shall we open him up and put some DVDs in?

-Yeah.

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Cool, man.

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-That looks so cool.

-It does, doesn't it?

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Right, Jordan,

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now I've shown you how to create a street dance storage box,

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I think it's time for you to show me a few of your street dance moves.

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-OK, let's do that.

-Let's do it.

-Yeah.

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-So you start with the head.

-Right.

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-And then you start with the body.

-OK.

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I ain't got that.

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To make a street dancer storage box, here's what you have to do.

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Stage one - get a shoe box big enough to fit

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whatever you want to store in it.

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Stage two - on a sheet of old cardboard,

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draw and cut out the head, hat and limbs.

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Stage three - assemble the arms,

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which will become the stand for the unit.

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Stage four - cut out your various collage shapes.

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Stage five - arrange and stick your collage shapes

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to the individual pieces and the box lid.

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Stage six - stick the limbs and the head on to the body.

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Still to come, we make a big beast out of cardboard boxes.

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And we show you how to make a skittles game

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from stuff you'd throw away.

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But first, Totally Famous.

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Introducing Salvador Dali.

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Totally Famous for doing the weirdest of weird works of art.

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Spanish artist Salvador Dali was a bit of a show off.

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I mean, why else would you grow a moustache like that?

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He wanted to get attention with his actions, as well as his art.

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Dali was a surrealist and looked at the world in a very different way.

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He had an amazing ability to recycle his dreams into art.

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To help him do this, he put a metal plate on the floor

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next to his chair. Then he'd hold a spoon in his hand

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and nod off to sleep before waking up with a clang,

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and rushing straight off to paint the dreams he just woken up from.

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But Dali wasn't just a painter. He made art in other ways, too.

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How would you like one of those?

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I wonder if you can get it in a smartphone version.

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But one creature terrified Dali - you'll never guess what it was.

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Grasshoppers.

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I'm not joking.

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Ready to take your bow? I knew you'd like that.

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The Totally Famous, tache-tastic Salvador Dali.

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Today we're going to make a plastic bottle skittle game...

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..using six old plastic water or soft drink bottles,

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an old ball,

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some white paint,

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some PVA glue, and a little bit of water.

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You're going to get some white paint.

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Pour it into our bottle.

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You need a little bit, not a lot.

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SQUELCH

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THEY LAUGH

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Then what you're going to do is put in a little bit of PVA glue.

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Only a little bit.

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And a small bit of water.

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(Don't spill.)

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All right. Then you need to put the lid on...

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then you shake it. Make sure the lid's on.

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The glue will help the paint stick.

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Once you've shaken all the mixture in your bottle,

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put all the leftovers into an old container.

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We can use this to make our other skittles.

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Once you've poured all the leftovers into an old container,

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get some red tape and put it around your bottle.

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This is good decoration.

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Once you've done one, take another piece and put it above.

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We've made two skittles.

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Now we've got another four to go for our game.

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Let's get making.

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Keep going until you've got six skittles.

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And then you can play with them.

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Yeah, high five!

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The best thing about making skittles

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is you can play with them for ages.

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What can you make from a bin bag full of rubbish?

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Just have a look at this.

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There you go.

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-What? I don't have a clue what you're going to make.

-No idea?

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No idea whatsoever.

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You'll need some scissors,

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an old bit of cardboard

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and lots of crisp packets.

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-Do you want to know what we're going to make?

-I'd love to, yeah.

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-Have a look at this.

-What? How did that even happen?

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-Some funky jewellery there.

-I tell you what, that suits you.

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-Would you like one?

-I'd love one, yeah.

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-Well, I think we should make you one.

-OK, go on then.

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The first thing we need to do is take one of our crisp packets...

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-Yeah.

-..and we need to open it up.

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-Now, we do this by cutting down the back here...

-Yeah.

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-..and then along the bottom, as well. See that?

-Yeah. Simple.

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Opened out one side along there.

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We've opened out the other side.

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What you want to do is do that to all of your crisp packets, OK?

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So, you've got lots and lots of these.

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They're very clean, these packets, aren't they?

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What do you take me for? I've washed these all up.

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You're always thinking.

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The next thing you need to do is to get some old card.

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Now, I've used an old cereal packet here.

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So we need to draw a rectangle on our old piece of card

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and it needs to measure 10cm by 20cm.

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What's that for, then?

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This is going to be our template.

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So, 20cm along here.

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Right, so now you've drawn that, we need to cut it out.

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-OK, I can do that.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

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I've got one that we've already cut out.

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Just speeding ahead.

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Put the template on to the crisp packet,

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and then draw around it quickly.

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There you go. What do we need to do next, Michelle?

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We need to cut it out, and that's where I come in.

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Once you've cut out one of your templates,

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-it looks a bit like this, yeah?

-Yeah.

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Next, we've got some folding to do, so pay attention.

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The first fold you need to make,

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you need to fold it in half along the length.

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Get a nice, good crease in there.

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Open that back out.

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Then, you're going to fold your edges into the crease you have just made.

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-I get you.

-OK.

-Yeah.

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So, you're folding into the crease that you just made on that side,

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and again on this side.

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It looks easier than folding paper, as well,

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cos it's quite a flimsy material, isn't it?

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Yeah, getting the crease in is quite easy compared to doing it on paper.

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Then, you again fold on your original crease.

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-Does that make sense?

-It makes sense. A lot of folds.

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HE LAUGHS

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"It makes sense. A lot of folds!"

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Now we're going to use the same technique,

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but we're going to turn it on its end.

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So, we fold in half, like we did for the first one.

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-OK, get your crease.

-Yeah.

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Open it back out again,

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and then you're folding into that middle crease that you've just made.

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So it's the same as you did before, but just a different way around.

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Exactly the same principle.

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Then, like we did the first time round,

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fold your original crease in half.

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-Oh, right.

-Now, this is a single component of our jewellery.

-Right.

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But we need lots of these,

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so you need to save up lots and lots of crisp packets

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until you've got loads, like this,

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and then you can begin making your jewellery.

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-What you need to do is take one of the components...

-Got it.

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..and if you open it up into two flaps, like this,

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you can see that in each of the flaps there's a little space.

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Yeah, a little hole.

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What you need to do is take another component and put it into those.

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So you take one flap from the component and put it in one side,

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and the other flap, you put it in the other side.

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-That's simple, that.

-Yeah, you got it?

-Yeah I got it.

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Here it is one more time, just in case.

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Once that's in, you've got your first link of your bracelet.

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Then keep going. Pick up another one.

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Look for the two slits.

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In goes another component again.

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So, once you've put quite of the few links in,

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-you should have something that looks a bit like this.

-Cool.

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-OK? Now all we need to do is link one end to the other.

-Yeah.

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So, you take one of your basic link components,

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open it out so it's long, like that, yeah?

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Slide it into the last link that you made.

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When you fold it round here, fold it round the outside...

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-It's so neat, as well, isn't it?

-..and back in.

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-And there you have it.

-You've made me my very own bracelet!

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-There you go.

-Thanks very much.

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If you don't want to make a bracelet,

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there are other things you can use the little links to make.

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If you look over there, I've made a place mat.

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-Oh, I like this.

-It's cool, isn't it?

-That's wicked.

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The colours are brilliant, as well,

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cos you've got all the different crisp packets.

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All made out of crisp packets. I used a smaller template for that one.

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That one's slightly smaller,

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the links are a little bit thinner, as well.

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-What's this, then?

-Got another present for you.

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Check this out.

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Your own little fashion belt there.

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You are just too kind. This guy is good.

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-I'm loving this.

-There you go. You see?

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Right, where we heading? I'm up for a party, me.

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Well, we're off to the party! Enjoy your funky jewellery.

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I'd love one of those bracelets, Min.

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You'd look lovely in one. But where would you put it?

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No wrists.

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Oh, good point.

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Still, it's a good reason to stop binning crisp packets, Vin.

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Did you know, in the UK, we throw away enough crisp packets

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and other plastic packaging to fill 250 jumbo jets every week?

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Here, Min, do you know what type of crisps can fly?

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What?

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PLANE crisps.

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THEY LAUGH

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Museums - full of old stuff.

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Like fossils...

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..ancient relics...

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..and a walrus?

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We're going to use something old

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to make something new for this museum.

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And we're using this...

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A load of old cardboard.

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I'm being very careful with this cutting here.

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Heads up.

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Anyone for ribs?

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-How's it going?

-Yeah it's going good.

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Cool, right. More cardboard.

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It's like a big jigsaw puzzle.

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Any ideas?

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You'll see.

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Now THAT'S a claw.

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-It's looking good.

-Let's get cracking.

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Nearly there.

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There you go.

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A Totally Rubbish-osaurus.

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We made our Totally Rubbish-osaurus out of 26 boxes,

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two cutting knives, and two felt pens.

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Oh, and a step ladder.

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FAINT GROWLING

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There you go - a perfect new addition to the museum.

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And all from a load of old cardboard.

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BOTH: See you.

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Why don't you have a go at making some fake snot...

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..or a street dancer storage box...

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..creating your own plastic bottle skittles game...

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..or designing your own crisp packet fashion?

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And start collecting your out of date phone books...

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..old towels and odd socks...

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..and more empty crisp packets for the next time on Totally Rubbish.

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