Mold making

My Dad makes sculptures, and he is doing one of a boy, so he has been sculpting my hands. He calls it mold making, but it's not mouldy.
Here I am in his studio, with a box on my hand, to hold all the goo in.


Daddy is slopping all that goo in on my hand, it's a bit cold and it smells minty. (It's dental alginate - Leo's Mum)


When the goo dries it does change colour, and stops slopping everywhere.


Getting my hand out was tricky, there was some air in there and when we pulled it out it made a funny fart sound!

Then Daddy pours plaster into the mold and gets a sculpture. These are all the hands that Dad has made from my hands. When I was little he did my foot, and it's so tiny! We should do my sister's feet too.

My Lego

All my Lego is at Dad's studio now.
We did move it there because he has lots of space upstairs, and I can spread it all out on the floor. My Mum does not like to pick Lego up all day long, so now the lounge room has Hazel's toys and no Lego.

Mum did get me all these boxes for putting Lego in, but she is the only person who really likes to put the Lego away. I really like to spread it all out, and then I can see what bits I need.


Here are all the bits. I sit in the middle and just look around for what I need.

This was a crystal carrier which I did make last week. It's on wheels, and it does open up and inside there is a crystal.

I like going to my Dads' studio because it's not far away and I can ride my scooter there.

More Lego

I made this one already, but I took it apart. So on the weekend at my Dad's studio I did make it again.

I really like to shoot it out fast and watch the claw on the end grab things.


My Uncle Marco did help me make this a while ago, and I kept it all together.

It's a special spaceship.

Busy busy

I have a new baby sister, Hazel, and so my Mum has been holding her and sometimes she can't help with my website. But here are some things that I have been making at home and at Kinder too.

This is a special Lego gun that can move, it has loads of joints and can make lots of different shapes.

I really love this one, it's a walking rubbish crusher, that has a hook for picking up junk, and a spinner for cutting big pieces. We have been watching Dirty Jobs and that man does work with loads of machines and rubbish collectors.


I made this guitar at Kinder with my friend Oscar, he made one too. It's very special and I didn't want my Mum to take a picture, but she said that it's a really good invention. My Dad plays the guitar, but this one is just for me.

Fishy and Birdy

I was working in the studio with my Mum, making these cushions. It did take a long time to get to the stuffing part, but I was helping, and I even got to push the pedal on the machine. I am a good sewer.

Their names are Birdy and Fishy and they are boys. They met my other pets which sleep on my top bunk with me. We have lots of stuffing and felt left over and maybe we could make some for Chassie's birthday.

When they were finished I did paint their picture, but my Mum did do the kissy mouth on the fish for me. I can paint with both hands but it is a bit tricky.

Those vending machines

My Mum and me did make things for the vending machine project, and this is what I did.
There was that leather string Mum has, and I did thread those wooden beads and chopped up bits of straws to make these necklaces.


There are all those capsules for the vending machine, we did pick them up at that Gallery down the stairs (Craft Victoria).


My Mum did help me tie the knots in the leather string, and then we put them all in capsules, ready to hatch like a baby alligator in an egg.

I think I would like to buy a capsule from the vending machine, to see if I get a good treat inside. They cost $2, which I already have in my piggy bank.

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Stickers, pictures and trucks

I love that one the most, that's because it's a green robot sticker on a rubbish bin. We see these all over town when we are in the car, there is a pink robot sticker too but that one is for girls.

It's about pirates, I think it is an octopus pirate - imagine that! I can't believe that he has a treasure box and a hook, and even a pipe, that is a bit stinky.

There was a hole in the gorilla and you could see what was in it's tummy, and guess what - a person was stuck in the gorilla's tummy! (These images are all from Risographica at Lamington Drive - Leo's Mum)

Here's a fire truck, I really love the switches but my Mum really loves all those colours. I didn't even know that the fire men get to play with colourful stuff.