題目三:

HAWARD: Thank you. Now you need to take your third sock and cut it in half. Now the bit with the two open ends, this is going to be the tail part of the sockless monster and you want to close up one of the ends, with an elastic band. So let's just wrap this around there. And stuff it with newspaper, as you did before. Let's put that in here like this. And then, cover it with the plaster wrap, give it a slight bend to give it the tail shape and when it's covered it will look like that. Now, for the head part of the sockless monster, you need to take the foot part of the sock. Again, you fill it with newspaper, cover it in plaster wrap and make sure that the open end is always facing downwards and when it's covered. It will look like that. Hey, I'll tell you what this is taking shape.

JESSICA: He's looking good isn't he. And once all your pieces have dried like this it's time to get painting. And we're painting our one green and yellow so we can hide in the seaweed, because after all, he's a bit camera-shy isn't he.

HAWARD: And the final thing to add is the face. Now for the horns you're going to use egg boxes. So lets just pop them on there like that and for yes, what better than ping pong balls. Hello. We just pop one on there and one on there.

JESSICA: And you can do any design at all that you like. Check out these ones.

HAWARD: We've given this one a cheeky wink.

JESSICA: And you could add pools of splashing water, to look like he's gliding through the water. And add some white paint around here to look like the wave break.

HAWARD: And what about that one. The Bird Scarer with just a layer of varnish, this sockless monster can live outside to keep the birds at bay. Even Squirrels will think twice about going near that one.

JESSICA: Or scare your neighbours. And look at this little one down here. Made from baby socks. Isn't he sweet.

HAWARD: So don't throw away your odd socks, sock it to them with your very own Fingertips Sockless Monster.