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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, we meet an artist who makes incredible art

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'from thrown-away books.'

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'We visit someone who wants to do something different

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'with her phone directories...

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'and we show you how to make a monster doorstop,

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'all from stuff you throw away.'

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'But first...'

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BOTH: Fake poo!

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'There's me, planting our poo.

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'Even the dog thinks it's real.'

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Did that just do that?!

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HE LAUGHS

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Watch your step here, there's just a bit of...

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In fact, it's all right. I'll move it for you.

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-THEY LAUGH

-It's fake poo!

-That's so silly!

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'Here we go again...'

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'Leave this to me, Nige.'

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-You all right?

-Yeah.

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-It smells a bit funny around here, doesn't it?

-Yeah.

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Have you...? Have you seen that?!

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Look, it's a massive poo!

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-Should I get rid of it?

-Yeah.

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THEY LAUGH

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It's not real, it's a fake!

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-That was so funny!

-That was really good.

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I didn't think we'd get those reactions.

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I know! We did well there. High five, mate.

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Right, I'm going to show you how to make it.

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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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Right, fake poo. Really, really simple.

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First of all, you need to grab some old tin foil, make sure it's clean,

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and you're just going to roll it into a tube shape,

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almost like you're rolling a sausage,

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and then you're going to start to twist it.

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Twist it into a delicately shaped poo...

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Next, you need to build up the texture,

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so I've got some tissue here. I've just ripped it into pieces...

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And if you haven't got any tissue paper,

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you could always use old party hats.

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And you're just going to start pasting it down onto the tin foil

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with some PVA glue...

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'Keep sticking on the tissue until the whole shape is covered.'

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Once you've covered the whole of the shape,

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you're then going to leave it to dry overnight,

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and it'll look something like this.

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See, rock hard.

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Next thing you need to do is build up the colour for your poo,

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so I've got brown and yellow paint.

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I'm going to mix them together

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to create a really nice gooey, gory colour.

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And then once you've got the colour you desire,

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you're then going to paint it onto your dried sausage, OK?

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You don't want any white bits. It's got to be completely covered.

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If you just get little spots of the yellow, just dab them around,

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and it really just helps to make it look a bit more realistic.

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All you need to do now is leave it to dry overnight

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and then, of course, you'll be left with your dried brown poo.

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And the last final thing

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that really helps to give it that edge over any other poo,

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is to put some PVA glue on it.

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Now, that actually dries clear,

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so it just gives it that kind of shiny coating,

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and then you have your own fake poo to prank your mates.

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Incredibly, in Britain, the average family

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throws away six trees' worth of paper every year.

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Now, I'm here to see someone

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who needs a little help with their piles of paper.

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'Meet Ella. She loves football and supports Watford,

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'whose team colour is yellow.

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'She collects old phone books

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'and uses the yellow sections as confetti at matches...'

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'But she's drowning in directories

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'and wants a plan for the rest of her paper.'

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I have these out-of-date phone books,

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but I don't know what to do with them.

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I know someone who could inspire us. Have a look at this.

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I'm Su Blackwell.

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I'm an artist working predominantly with old books,

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and I make what I call book sculptures.

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I'm inspired by fairy tales and folk tales.

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It's really important to plan out your design before you start.

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I'm going to set out a woodland scene and a log cabin.

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So I look online at images of log cabins

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and then I start doing a sketch.

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So now I've finished my sketch,

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I'm going to take pages from an old book.

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First of all, I'll work out the size of the cabin,

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and this is in proportion to the book page.

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And how I start is to make the individual logs

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that make up the cabin.

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I'm using a brass rod here,

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but you can use a pencil or a pen to roll these cylinders.

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There'll be about 30 in total.

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Use the glue sparingly so you don't ruin the paper.

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For the chimney pots, I'll be using the same technique,

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but using a smaller piece of dowel to make thinner rolls.

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Now I've made the stockpile of logs,

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I'm going to be doing a detailed sketch

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so I can work out how long I need to cut down the logs.

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I'm going to start gluing them together to make the four sides.

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And then, as you work towards the roof,

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you cut down the logs according to your sketch.

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So now I've got the overall structure of the log cabin,

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I'm going to include the details of the windows and the doors.

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So now I've finished the roof,

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the next thing I need to do is make the chimney.

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The last thing is to stick the roof and the chimney onto the log cabin.

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'I love how Su transformed those old books

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'into something so magical and with so much detail.

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'And Su's work is the perfect inspiration

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'for how we can help Ella.'

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We're going to make a 3-D picture

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on one of your old telephone directories.

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I have read a book about adventures in a jungle,

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so maybe we could do something linked to that?

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OK, jungle sounds cool.

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Su Blackwell's first tip was to make sure you plan your design well,

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and that's what we're going to do right now.

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Just want to get a basic shape, really...

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-Maybe some trees?

-Trees are a good idea.

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That is the scene we're going to make.

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That is so cool.

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What we need to do is make all the different components,

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so that we can put them there,

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and I think the most important one is the elephant,

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so let's do that one first.

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Now, for this, I'm using an old piece of card.

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Now, on one side of it,

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you want to stick one of the pages from your old directory,

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and then, on the other side, draw your elephant.

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That is going to be our tab to stick our elephant onto our scene.

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There you go.

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Just cut round there.

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It's harder than it looks.

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-Yay!

-Nicely done.

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I think that looks really good.

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-Remember I left these extra little bits at the bottom of the feet?

-Yeah.

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Fold those first along that line, and then use those tabs

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to stick our elephant on to our scene.

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Lovely.

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Down it goes.

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-Let's do some trees.

-Trees, OK.

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Take a pencil and wrap the pencil in your old sheet from the directory.

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-You all right there?

-Yeah.

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-You haven't lost your pencil?

-No, I've got it.

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HE LAUGHS OK, so...

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-roll the sheet of directory around the pencil just like this.

-OK.

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Su Blackwell said that is a top tip for getting a good cylinder shape.

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Yeah, just stick it down there.

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Boom. Two tree trunks.

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All right?

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Now, we need to make the leaves that come out of the top.

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Grab another two bits from our directory,

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fold your paper in half like that,

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cut our leaves into this.

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-Now, there are two ways to do this. You do one and I'll do the other.

-OK.

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I'm going to cut the open side. I want you to cut the closed side.

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'Cut down, but not all the way to the end,

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'leaving about a centimetre between the leaves.'

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How did you come to have all these old phone directories knocking about?

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Well, I support Watford and, obviously, their colour is yellow,

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-so in this book there are pieces of paper that are yellow.

-OK.

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-So, when a big match comes, we cut all of them up...

-Yeah?

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-..and we use it as confetti.

-Oh!

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But the thing is, we haven't had a big match in a while,

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so that's why they're kind of stocking up.

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-Ah, waiting for the big match?

-Yeah.

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I'm done.

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The next thing,

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roll along the edge that you haven't quite cut to the end of.

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Once you've done that, fan out our leaves

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to make sure our tree looks really good.

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'As you can see, mine is a little different to Ella's.'

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There we go. Let's wrap a tiny bit of tape around the bottom,

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to make sure that it sticks.

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Slot the top of the tree inside the trunk.

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Next, cut some tabs into the bottom here, yeah?

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Yeah.

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Tabs in the bottom...

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Splay them out a little bit.

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Stick these tabs down.

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Tree number one, in. Now, let's get yours stuck in as well.

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OK, it's starting to take shape, isn't it?

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So, there you go, Ella, your very own jungle scene,

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and it's all made out of old telephone directories.

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Wow, that's fantastic! Thank you.

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'There's no need to go cutting up perfectly good books

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'to make something like this,

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'that's why out-of-date phone directories

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'are perfect for a pop-up picture.'

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'To make an amazing scene from an old phone book, here's what you do.'

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'Stage one - plan your design.'

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'Stage two - glue a page from your phone book to some old card.'

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'Stage three - draw the things you want to include in your scene

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'on the card and then cut them out.'

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'Stage four - to make trees,

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'roll the old paper around a pencil for the trunk.

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'Then, for the leaves,

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'fold a piece of paper lengthways and snip towards the fold.

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'Attach these to the top of the tree trunk.'

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'Stage five - cut out shrubs and flowers to add detail to your scene.'

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'Stage six - assemble your pop-up picture,

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'perfect for your room or as a great gift.'

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'Still to come,

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'we get to work building an amazing shadow scene from rubbish...'

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'..and we show you how to make these great badges

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'out of old crisp packets.

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'But first, Totally Famous.'

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'Introducing Banksy,

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'totally famous for being street art's man of mystery.'

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'Urban artist Banksy has achieved international fame,

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'despite the fact that no-one knows who he is...'

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WHISPERS: '..apart from his mum,

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'who says his real name is Robert Banks.

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'But what does she know? SHE SCREAMS

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'For years, she thought he was just a painter/decorator,

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'and you can't blame Banksy for keeping his identity secret,

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'as some of the street art he creates is illegal.

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'Despite this, he's become famous for revamping public spaces

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'with funny images of rats, apes...

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'and even maids.'

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'His work also looks at what's going on in the world,

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'including everything from war to love - aww.

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'This is one of his most famous designs,

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'which appears on masses of merchandise,

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'despite no-one knowing who he is.'

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'And the buildings he paints on are worth big bucks.

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'He only had to do the robot on this hotel in Torquay,

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'and its value shot up by a massive 150 grand.

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'Banksy also makes films and exhibits paintings.'

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'So keep your eyes peeled for the hugely famous but seldom seen

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'cheeky monkey of the art world, Banksy...'

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'..whoever he is.'

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Today, we're going to make crisp packet badges...

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'..using old, clean crisp packets,

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'baking paper and some old safety pins.

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'The first thing you need to do is...

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'..heat the oven to 200 degrees Celsius.

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'Be sure to ask a grown-up before using the oven.'

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Get your crisp packet...

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..and you just need to clean out the insides.

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Right.

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We get a baking tray and we put some baking paper over it...

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..then we put our crisp packets on the baking paper.

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Make sure they're flat.

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Then put another piece of baking paper over,

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so it's like a sandwich, and then put it in the oven.

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'You might want a grown-up to help you with this.

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'Leave them in the oven for a minute.'

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'After a minute, check how small they are.

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'If they're not quite shrunk, leave for another 30 seconds.

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'Leave them to cool.

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What's your favourite crisp flavour, Michelle?

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Ready salted. What's yours?

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Prawn cocktail.

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Mmm.

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Now they've cooled down, let's have a look at them.

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-Whoa, look how they've shrunk!

-They're tiny.

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They've all got tiny writing on the back now.

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Let's add the safety pins.

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What you need to do is take a safety pin and get some sticky tape,

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and what I'm going to do is, I'm going to get my crisp packet...

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We'll just say I'm going to stick it on its side like this.

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Be careful doing this. Make sure not to prick yourself.

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Now you just put them on.

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Done! And there you have it, you can make badges.

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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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What on Earth?

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-Old socks...

-Yeah.

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..an old towel,

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some stones, bottle tops...

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What are you going to make with this lot?

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-I

-am going to make a monster to guard your room.

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-Really?

-Mmm-hmm.

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'You'll need a large piece of plain paper, an old towel,

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'some old socks, bottle tops,

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'stones, scissors,

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'pins, some leftover fabric

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'and a needle and thread.'

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I'm going to show you how to make your very own monster doorstop.

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-Ooh!

-Check this bad boy out. Have a look at him.

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-Oh, that is cool.

-Cool, isn't it?

-Yeah, wicked.

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Right, it's really simple.

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-First, you need to start with a large piece of paper.

-Yeah.

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You fold it in half and then draw half of your monster shape on it,

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cos you've folded the paper in half,

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-so you only need to draw half of your monster.

-Makes sense.

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And you can draw any type of monster you like.

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I'm going to go for one with nice big ears, like this guy here.

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The great thing is, because you're drawing your own monster,

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every single one would be different,

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so no-one's going to have one like yours.

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And his spiky hands...

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-..down to his legs. Done.

-OK.

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-Then all you need to do is cut it out, obviously.

-Mmm-hmm.

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Because it's folded in half, it just makes it a lot quicker.

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-Cutting's going to be half the time.

-That's it, saving time all the time.

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Yeah, cut around the body, down to the legs...

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OK.

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Half a monster...

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..to a full monster.

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-Nice!

-There we go, and that is your template.

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So, you've got your template sorted,

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and now, the old towels that we saw before,

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you're going to grab one of them and fold it in half,

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so it's nice and even on either side,

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and you're going to place your template on it

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-and then just fix it down with some pins.

-OK.

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Then all you're going to do is start cutting around it, OK?

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Just follow your template all the way around.

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That's why these pins are really important,

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-because it just keeps it secure...

-Keeps it in place.

-Exactly.

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And then we've folded it in half,

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so that you can make the front and back at the same time.

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And after you've cut it, it'll look like this one.

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-Oh, great!

-You see?

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-And then all you need to do is take these pins out...

-Yeah?

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So, you can take your template off,

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but then make sure you put your pins back in,

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cos you still need to keep these two bits of material together.

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Next up, you need a needle and thread, cos you're going to sew it.

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So, you're going to sew all the way around your monster.

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You just need to make sure that you leave a gap at the top,

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cos this is where you're going to put all of your stuff in

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for the doorstop later.

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So, sew all the way around, apart from the top bit.

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How close to the edge do you want me to sew?

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Just a couple of centimetres in.

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-OK, so about there?

-Yeah, that's perfect.

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-That's it, you're a natural!

-All right.

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So, once you've sewn all the way round, it'll look like this...

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Very nice and neat.

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-And then, what you're going to do is start turning it inside out.

-OK.

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-You can have a go at that.

-Yeah.

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And another top tip, if you're having a bit of trouble,

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grab an old pen...

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For the ears and the feet,

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you can use the pen to push it through.

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Oh, that's a good idea, because I can't reach in.

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That's it. It's just the tiny little fiddly bits.

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Once it's all pushed through, it'll look like this.

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-Nice and neat.

-Beautiful.

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So, old socks. We saw those before, didn't we?

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This is where you use them. So, we've got our pebbles,

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and what we do is literally put them into any old socks that you've got.

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Pebbles, with your sock, into your monster.

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-Oh, right! We've provided some extra weight?

-That's it.

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It's just weighting it down and you just keep shoving them in...

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Let's get some pebbles in the socks, then.

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That's it. Let's do it.

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'Make sure you push your socks into the arms and legs.'

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-And then once you've done all of that...

-Yeah?

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..you sew up the top of the head.

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That's it! You'll be left with something that looks like this.

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That is awesome.

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Now, I've added on a few more details here.

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For the eyes, I've just got a couple of bottle tops

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and then I've just got a bit of marker pen to add the pupils.

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And, again, for the mouth and the eyebrows

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it's just again some old material, any old material that you've got,

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just to stick it on to jazz it up.

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-There you go.

-All the little bits you want to add.

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That is a cool monster. Now, what else could you make?

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Well, you could try something a bit bigger...

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A cushion with, again, just some old material,

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anything that you've got lying around,

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or why not try a cuddly toy...

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or even a little monster that you could hang on your bag?

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So, yeah, why not give it a go? Make a monster.

0:24:020:24:05

HE EATS NOISILY

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HE BURPS

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Someone thrown in the towel, Min?

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Yeah. You know you can recycle old materials,

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like towels, curtains and clothes, Vin?

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They can be turned into anything,

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from furniture filler to loft insulation.

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And door-stop monsters!

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I met a three-headed monster the other day.

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Really?! What did you say?

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Hello, hello, hello!

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THEY LAUGH AND LIDS BANG

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DEEP GROWLING

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-That sounds like him now.

-Huh?!

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Act casual.

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THEY WHISTLE AND HUM

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'After all that lifting and shifting, time for a break.'

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-Ready to go?

-Yep.

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Let's get to work.

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It's all going to come together, honest.

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Nearly there.

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-That's right, isn't it?

-That's it.

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It's starting to look really interesting.

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It is.

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I think this one is going to be really effective as well.

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-Around there?

-Yeah, all the way along.

-OK.

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Hey, Michelle, what about this?

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Ooh, perfect.

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Any ideas?

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You'll see.

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Getting there...

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Moment of truth...

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That looks wicked!

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'So, there you have it.

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'London, a city rises from the rubbish.'

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Now, THAT is a bright idea.

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-We'll see you next time on Totally Rubbish.

-See ya.

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

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'..creating your own pop-up picture...

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'cooking up some crisp packet badges...'

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'..or making your own monster doorstop?'

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'And start collecting cardboard rolls and string...'

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'..old newspaper and ribbon...'

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'..and your leftover wrapping paper for next time on Totally Rubbish..

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