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Summary: Learn how to look through the kaleidoscope you made and see some great kaleidoscopic images with expert crafting tips in this free online kaleidoscope making video clip.

Views: 361 | Tags: patterns, make, making, crafts, toys, tubes, lights, kaleidoscope, mirrors, kaleidoscopes

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Ben Gonyo Ben Gonyo learned kaleidoscope making from his mother, a teacher of crafts. He has since made dozens of kaleidoscopes and taught this exact technique at grade... read more

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by Flonsi

Thank you for this great tutorial! :-)

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How to Look Through a Kaleidoscope

Ben Gonyo here for Expert Village, and we've just gone over how to build a kaleidoscope. Now, this one's pretty self explanatory, but if I'm going to do a tutorial from start to finish on how to build and use a kaleidoscope, I guess I should go over how to look through a kaleidoscope. Pretty much all you do is hold it up to the light, and you're going to want to spin it, and the pieces are going to fall around and make different shapes off the glass. I'm going to try to set this up in front of the camera, and play with it a little so we can see if we can get some good shots for you to see at home. Thanks for watching.

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