Mark Frauenfelder – Kids Crafts with Maker Dad

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Mark Frauenfelder – Kids Crafts with Maker Dad

• 19 Video lessons in HD
• 8h 2m of class content
• Exclusive bonus content

LESSONS

DAY 1
1. Polymer Clay: Mixing & Rolling
2. Polymer Clay: Ice Cream Sandwich Necklace
3. Other Polymer Clay Projects
4. Homemade Soap: Mold Making
5. Making Your Own Rubber Stamps
6. Creating Puzzle Cubes
7. Puzzle Cube: Finishing Touches
8. The Antigravity Jar
9. Making Mixie Sticks
10. Crazy Card Magic Trick

DAY 2
11. Making Minibots: Drawbot
12. Making Minibots: Bristlebot
13. Making The Friendstrument
14. Connecting The Friendstrument
15. Decorating Your Friendstrument
16. Making The Balloon Camera
17. Attaching The Balloon Camera To The Rig
18. Making Giant Bubbles
19. Making A Sled Kite

CLASS DESCRIPTION

Experiment, Make, And Create – Together

Make your weekends more awesome with activities you and your kids can get their hands on. Join Make Magazine editor-in-chief Mark Frauenfelder — and his daughter Jane — for a class on cool, simple projects you can do with your kids.

In Kids Crafts with Maker Dad, you’ll get the blueprints you need to complete projects with the whole family. You’ll learn how to whip up a mixture that makes enormous bubbles, and how to get started with polymer clay — a medium you can use to create custom toys, shapes, and figurines. You’ll engage in a little trial and error learning by creating your own simple board and dice games. You’ll also learn the more advanced magic of constructing a Drawbot – a simple robot that can make abstract art all by itself.

This course will have even your most reluctant kid excited to get their hands dirty and experimenting, making, and creating, together.

MARK FRAUENFELDER

Mark Frauenfelder is the founding editor-in-chief of MAKE magazine, the founder of Boing Boing (boingboing.net), and the editor-in-chief of Cool-Tools.org. He was an editor at Wired from 1993-1998, the founding editor of Wired.com, and is the author of seven books. His latest book is “Maker Dad: Lunch Box Guitars, Anti-Gravity Jars and 22 Other Incredibly Cool Father-Daughter DIY Projects.”

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