Designing and Creating Money Containers - Primary Resources
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Designing and Creating Money Containers - Primary Resources
16. EVALUATING. What would you say are the strengths of your money container
? ... Designing and. Creating. Money Containers. Name ______. Class ______ ...
EVALUATING What would you say are the strengths of your money container? ___________________________________________ ___________________________________________ ___________________________________________
Designing and Creating Money Containers
Does your container meet your original criteria? ___________________________________________ ___________________________________________
Have you tested your container? ___________________________________________ ___________________________________________ ___________________________________________ How could your finished product be improved? ___________________________________________ ___________________________________________ ___________________________________________
Are you pleased with your finished product? Why/Why not? ___________________________________________ ___________________________________________ ___________________________________________ ___________________________________________ 16
Name ____________ Class _________
RESEARCH Before we do anything it is really important to research different money containers and how they are designed.
COMPLETED DESIGN I have now finished my design. I have attached a photograph of it below—
Examine some money containers carefully noticing the size, how the seams are joined and how they fasten.
Draw 3 diagrams on the opposite page of 3 different money containers that you have looked at. Make sure you label the diagrams—label the size (what they measure), how the seams are joined, the material it is made from and how they fasten. Draw 2 different angles for each
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PLANNING
RESEARCH
Write down the order in which you will do things in when you make your frame. 1.
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INVESTIGATING MONEY CONTAINERS
Which money container is most suitable for: A—A young child?_________________ B—A teenager?___________________ C—An adult?_____________________
PLANNING
What will you need to make your design?
List it here:
Make a list of features essential to all money containers below _______________________________ _______________________________ _______________________________ _______________________________ _______________________________ _______________________________
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Make a list of features which are not essential but are special to particular containers _______________________________ _______________________________ _______________________________ _______________________________ 4 _______________________________
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DEVELOPING IDEAS Now use paper to make a practice model of your money container. Remember to add a seam allowance. Use staples, sellotape or glue to join the edges. You can then take it apart and use it as a template to make a paper pattern for your design. Attach your finished result here—
INVESTIGATING MONEY CONATINERS
List all the different materials the money containers you have researched are made from? _______________________________ _______________________________ List all the different fastening techniques you have noticed: _______________________________ _______________________________ _______________________________ Why is it important to have different compartments in a wallet? _______________________________ _______________________________ Which container would be safest to keep money in? Why? _______________________________ _______________________________ _______________________________
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GENERATING IDEAS Design criteria. I am going to design and make a money container for: __________________________________ To be successful, I want my money container to: 1.
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DEVELOPING IDEAS Choose your best idea and then show by drawing and labelling: 1. 2. 3.
The exact measurements. The material you will use. The joining method you will use.
How will you meet your users’ needs? _____________________________ _____________________________ Which fastenings will you use? _____________________________ _____________________________ Which fabric will you use?
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DEVELOPING IDEAS Look at all the different materials on your table. Examine them for suitability to your money container.
DEVELOPING IDEAS Draw and label at least 2 ideas for your money container.
Would you use any of them for your money container? ____________________________________ Which material will you use? Why? ____________________________________ ____________________________________ ____________________________________ Which material will you not use? Why? ____________________________________ ____________________________________ ____________________________________
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DEVELOPING IDEAS Sew two pieces of fabric together using a running stitch and stick your practice example below.
DEVELOPING IDEAS Now sew two pieces of fabric together using a back stitch and stick your practice example below.
Which joining method makes the strongest seam? ____________________________________ ____________________________________ 8
