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Sunday 15th April marks the 100th anniversary of one of the most renowned and romanticised tragedies of all time; the sinking of the Titantic. At Mak...
Source cardboard from around your home. We’ve used cardboard from a open packaging box to create the base for the Titanic.
To create the ship base, curve the flat sheet of cardboard over the top and bottom sheets of your ship. This should create a point on the top.
Use the point end of the Makedo Safe-saw to punch a hole aligned with the connector tab of the top and bottom sheets.
Connect the two sheets using a Makedo Re-pin and Re-clip. You have now completed your ship base. To create the look of it sinking cut the base on a sl...
To complete the look of your ship, connect the paper tubes to the box using Makedo Hinges, Re-pins and Re-clips. This will be the Smokestack for the T...
Position the smokestack to the top of the ship and connect it to its base using Makedo Re-pins and Re-clips.
To create the waves for the water, pleat the bubble wrap around the ring of the cardboard base. Hold the pleats in place with Makedo Re-pins and Re-cl...
Position your ship on top of the water base and connect it into place using Makedo Re-pins and Re-clips. Your Titanic ship is now complete! Add detail...
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