La poterie

Plus qu'une simple horloge, Pat et Bibi constatent qu'il y a plusieurs éléments qui rendent vivantes ces pendules, d'une boîte à musique, au sifflet du coucou, jusqu'aux petites figurines qui montrent comment les gens vivaient il y a très longtemps.

Pat and Bibi introduce us to the biggest musical instrument a single person can play: the carillon.

What has four legs, wears a belt and has a tray on top? Pat and Bibi learn how to make a table.

Pat and Bibi discover that to make fabric, it takes a lot of threads that you weave one by one with a loom.

Come and discover with Pat and Bibi how soft coloured velvet is made.

With only three basic ingredients, Bibi shows Pat how to make soap.

Using a special cannon that sprays water, Pat and Bibi make snow to create a fantastic park with slides and snow sculptures.

In the middle of the night, Pat and Bibi go to a mega-bakery to learn how to make thousands of loaves of bread at once.

Using a giant printer, Pat and Bibi explain how to print the posters that end up on the very tall billboard.

Pat and Bibi learn how to make this longboard that can reach very high speeds.

Thanks to a giant blade that peels tree trunks, Pat and Bibi discover how sheets of wood are obtained and glued together to make plywood.

Pat and Bibi visit the carvers who are participating in the ice carving contest. Each team has three days to transform huge blocks of ice into beautiful sculptures.

Pat is amazed that with just a few basic ingredients, you can bake a beautiful sponge cake.

From a simple sheet of steel and various presses, Pat and Bibi make spoons, forks and knives to set the table.