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How To Make Awesome 6-Level Pyramid Maze For Your Hamster

What's the best way to entertain your hamster? Take them to Egypt, of course! Well, that's what slime Sam comes up with. However, his friend Sue suggests a less stressful idea - to build a Egyptian-style hamster maze for their pet hamster Ginger. Would you like to know how to make it? Follow Sue's guide! You'll need lots of thick cardboard and hot glue to assemble this pyramid maze. It has six levels, each one of them with a unique obstacle course for the hamster. The hamster will go from the top downwards to find the yummy treasure!

Cool Idea How To Decorate Clothes With Thread!

Sue bought another regular hoodie. But she decided that this particular hoodie would reflect everything she and Sammy love! So, we'll customize our new hoodie in a punch needle technique! We need a canvas, multi-colored threads, a special needle, and a hoop to do this. First, draw the pattern we want to see on the canvas on the hoodie. Then, with a needle and thread, we will simply embroider a fleecy pattern that feels like a rug. Remember that you can portray anything you want! Whether it's your favorite sweets, cartoon characters, or just funny doodles. When the whole pattern is ready, you can cut it out and sew it on a hoodie! Just like that, we turned ordinary clothes into custom ones. Check out our tutorial to learn the ins and outs of needlework. And after it, you can easily create your own art!

DIY Glittery Sticky Goo Factory From Cardboard || FUN CRAFTS! ✨

Hi friends! Sam and Sue are back and ready to dive into the squishy, gooey world of slimes! 🌈 Ever pondered how those gooey, squishy sticky bundles are whipped up? Well, Sam's on a mission to crack the code. But hey, why just wonder when we can BUILD our very own SLIME FACTORY?! Are you up for the challenge? Let's jump right in and make some magic happen! Up first, grab your cardboard and let's get crafting! We'll snip, stick, and glue our way to slime-making glory. Then grab those skewers and unused bottle lids – they're gonna be part of our slime-tastic creation. After that, we’ll whip up glitter tubes, slime holders, and all sorts of cool contraptions to make our slime factory extra special! And guess what? Our slime machine is gonna be top-secret! With hidden mechanisms and surprise twists, it'll look just like a vending machine straight out of a wacky cartoon! How AWESOME is that? 😎

You Will Open This Pencil Case Only If You Know The Secret Code!

Sammy is so worried about his stationery! He even hung up some locks so that no one could get to them and pick them up. But Sue, as always, has a better idea! How about making a cool pencil case? Let's go! It will be a pencil case with a secret code! And it is safer than a bank vault but still looks cute. And what is better material for this craft than cardboard? We'll need a lot of it, as well as hot glue and a cutter. This is a very fun process, we will use double-layer cardboard for the sides and single layer (more flexible) for the lid. By skillfully working with glue, we put together the cut out pieces one by one. Place a convenient handle onto the lid of the pencil case so that you can carry all your stationery with you! Cool, isn't it? There are many compartments inside to arrange whatever you want! And of course, we will decorate the outer side with funny stickers. Guys, you can use any decorations for your pencil case! Be it rhinestones, flowers, or painted characters!

THE COOLEST LOCOMOTIVE ON 100 WHEELS AND RADIO CONTROL

Roger found a whole box of Lego wheels! There were so many of these wheels that Roger and Sammy decided to make a new craft out of them! And Sam has a great idea! They will build a huge LEGO snake on wheels! So, today we are going to build an incredible LEGO snake car from one hundred wheels! It's really great that Roger found these LEGO wheels, because we're going to need a lot of them! The front part will start with bigger wheels, they will become the traction for this special transport. We connect them to LEGO parts. Well, in order for the transport to move, we use motors and wires. In our video, you will see a step-by-step tutorial and all the necessary items for such a craft. Thus, connecting part by part, we get a very long locomotive! Well, we will control it with the help of a joystick from the console. Don't worry, Roger will tell you and show you how to do it! This is the longest car we've ever made, but we definitely really like the result!