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27 min 45 sec
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00:38
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00:54
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12:24
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13:49
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Taught by Jamie Hudson
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Turn a regular clothespin into an amazing chomping shark with scientist and crafter Jamie Hudson. This is a fun project for the whole family to construct using the Cricut Maker to cut out your shark shapes. Then, assemble and paint your shark in your favorite colors. With this quick craft, you'll not only have a new googley-eyed friend to chomp on your finger or hang your laundry, but you'll also learn some scientific principles - like bite force - in a creative and engaging way.
Learn how to:
What you'll get:
Here’s what you’ll need:
- Cricut Maker with knife blade and rotary blade
- Computer or mobile device to access Design Space
- Light grip mat and strong grip mat
- Basswood for Cricut
- Standard spring clothespin
- Acrylic paint in blue, silver, and red
- Paint brushes
- White felt
- Super glue
- Googly eyes
- Marker
- Artist tape
- Scrap paper
- Optional: X-acto knife
Downloads:
- Make a chomping shark out of wood and a clothespin
- Cut basswood with a Cricut
- Use Cricut Design Space software
What you'll get:
- Easy-to-follow video lessons on how to make a chomping chark
- Three HD video lessons you can access online anytime, anywhere
- Detailed supply list and SVG cutting file
- Step-by-step instructions by scientist and crafter Jamie Hudson
- The ability to leave comments, ask questions and interact with other students
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STEAM: Make a Chomping Shark Reviews
39 users recommended this class to a friend
Kathy Plummer
Nice project!
More than 3 months ago
Courtney Klueh
I've had so much trouble with the cricut part of this project. I haven't even gotten to the rest. The blade keeps getting stuck. The first time, I followed the directions to clear debris and continue. I think it was a little off when it started cutting again and snapped the blade of the knife on the 4th round. After that, if the blade got stuck, I cancelled and started with a fresh piece of basswood. On the 5th piece I tried to cut, at 50% it started to cut the mat. I'm a beginner, so this may be too difficult for me. I'm going to try with a different material as I was hoping to do this with several children and don't want to disappoint. Wish me luck.
More than 3 months ago
Amanda Black
Loved this!
More than 3 months ago
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