If there’s any single Makedo project you have to make, it’s this one. We’re releasing the secrets to the infamous Tanaka Satoshi Giant Windball, from Makedo's Master Maker in Japan.
One of our most revered Makedo creations for it’s stunning visual design, creativity, simplicity and adaptability - but most of all hours of play. No need for further explanation, these pictures and video of one Giant Windball’s adventures in Japan speak larger than words.
All you need are some reclaimed cardboard sheets and Makedo re-pins and re-clips available at mymakedo.com.
See the windball in action from Flickr:
One of our most revered Makedo creations for it’s stunning visual design, creativity, simplicity and adaptability - but most of all hours of play. No need for further explanation, these pictures and video of one Giant Windball’s adventures in Japan speak larger than words.
All you need are some reclaimed cardboard sheets and Makedo re-pins and re-clips available at mymakedo.com.
See the windball in action from Flickr:
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Source cardboard and cut out 30 30x30cm squares. Use the point end of the Makedo safe-saw and punch holes on all four corners of the cardboard square, however not too close to the edge. Use the Makedo hinge as a spacing guide.
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OR You could take 30 LP album covers (!) and use the fronts of them. Or 15 and cut them up! Maybe someone has already done this??
That's all there really is to say on the matter.
My weekend is now planned. Thank you.
Looks like a lot of fun too. LOVE!