Transform an old cardboard box into your very own TV using a few Resene Testpots.
TV time - instruction sheet
Resene kids art with Mark Rayner - Project 34
Difficulty level: Moderate
You will need: Cardboard box, Glue stick, Large colour photo (we used a picture cutout from an old calendar), Masking tape Paintbrushes, Resene testpots in the following colours: Resene Havoc, Resene Nero and Resene Resolution Blue, Resene Quick Dry Waterborne Primer Undercoat, Scissors
Top tip: You can also find large colour photographs in most newspapers.
Here's another idea: Use another flat box to make a keyboard and hey presto - your very own cardboard box computer! How cool is that?
TV time
Another idea: Add a keyboard
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