When I lived in Australia a few years ago I grew to love Aboriginal art. I loved the stories the pictures told and how bright and colourful they were. This project makes it easy to produce a striking piece of work in a similar style. You can use the pictures on the template or have a go at doing your own design.
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Watch the video to find out what to do. Templates available here.
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This paper boat uses elements of the ancient Japanese art of origami. The base of a boat is made by simply folding an A4 piece of paper. Just make sure you follow the instructions carefully. You could use plain white paper for both the boat and the sail and then decorate them. Maybe you could turn it into a pirate or viking boat. As always I hope you enjoy having a go.
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Watch the video to find out what to do.
Hello and welcome to the first official Let's Go Make blog post. The previous entries you can see have just been to test things out and to give you a few more projects to look at while your here. Each week I'll be adding a new creative project to this blog. This week, as you can see, I've created a smaller version of that old fairground classic - hook a duck. The ducks all have numbers underneath. You need to mix them up and then take it in turns to try and hook them, which is harder than it looks. You then add the numbers on the bottom of all your ducks together. The person with the highest total is the winner!
You're going to need these:
Watch the video to find out what to do. A Template is available here.
This week see how to draw a cartoon dog. You'll notice that it starts off in a similar way to the monkey before the details start to change. I've tried to go at a pace in the video that makes it easy to keep up for anyone who wants to have a go. You could add your own details like a big bushy tail or some teeth to make your dog different.
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Watch the video to find out what to do. Template available here.
