My group's theme was "Marine Objects that can be Red". I designed, created, and built a cardboard surfboard as my costume for middle school aged children to wear as a costume in a play production. The costume was assembled in five parts, using slotted construciton, and the flat pack method .For designing the costume,all the group members had to include a step-by-step set of instructions and illustrations on how to make the costume. Throughout the creation of the parts of the costume, and the assembly of the costume, members of the group were required to take pictures of each step of the process. The process of creating and assembling the costume would then be published on the internet in the form of a new instructable.
Design Brief:
Based on the “Being Green” notion, my project was to develop a marine themed costume made from recycled cardboard using slotted construction for easy assembly. The sought after costume was to be easy to assemble-so that middle school aged children could construct them with very little help from adults-small for easy storage, and durable indoors and outdoors when supervision is minimal.
Specs:
• The Instructables website has to be understood
• Cardboard must be used
• Parametrics, ergonomics, and anthropometrics must be researched, and understood.
• Has to be marine-themed
• Flat pack design must be used
• A mood board must be created
Limits:
• Only cardboard can be used
• Flat pack design must be used
• Slotted construction must be used
• the availability of the size of the cardboard
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Signing UpStep 1: Gathering Materials:
Supply List:
(S1) Cardboard- approximately the size of a refrigerator box
Tools and Equipment:
(T1) Cutting Mat
(T2) Utility Knife/ X-Acto Knife
(T3) Ruler
(T4) Pencil
(T5) Tape Measure


























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