USB Robot in Carbonite
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Oh, no! Our beloved robot has been trapped in carbonite! Meanwhile, he can be used as a cool way to deck out your USB very easily and from materials you can find around your house!
Don't worry, Mr. Ible, help will come soon!
I used:
*Aluminum Foil
*Paper
*Glue
*A toothpick
*Ruler
*USB is helpful :)
I took my aluminum foil, placed it shiny side down, put my paper template over it, and traced it out with the toothpick. Then I removed the paper and free-handed the rest of the details to my preference. I also added two rolled up pieces of foil for the robot's hands, and then a frame to complete it!
I had fun making this, and I hope you will, too!
Rates and comments appreciated ~ have fun 'ibling!
Don't worry, Mr. Ible, help will come soon!
I used:
*Aluminum Foil
*Paper
*Glue
*A toothpick
*Ruler
*USB is helpful :)
I took my aluminum foil, placed it shiny side down, put my paper template over it, and traced it out with the toothpick. Then I removed the paper and free-handed the rest of the details to my preference. I also added two rolled up pieces of foil for the robot's hands, and then a frame to complete it!
I had fun making this, and I hope you will, too!
Rates and comments appreciated ~ have fun 'ibling!