For this contest I created a lamp for children.
This lamp has a wooden base and a lampshade made of a "son" of the wood: the paper.
This project isn't only a lamp but also a "story teller". What does this mean?
let's start and find it out together!

what you need:

A plank of wood (2x100x0,5 cm)
A wooden cylinder (0,8x100 cm)
A ring of wood (0,1x7 cm)
3 hinges (2x4x0,1 cm)
12 screws (0.5x0.2 cm)
3 sheets (21x15 cm)
3 transparent sheets (21x20 cm)
handsaw
black tratto pen
super attak
scotch
scissors
a base of a lamp

Step 1: Story-teller Lamp

For the base of the lamp cut the plank in three axes to 17 cm.
Now use the Hinges and the screws and stitch them together.
At this point create a gap in one side.
Cut three wooden cylinders of 17 cm and fix them in the corners with the attak.

Step 2: Story-teller Lamp

Take the ring of wood and create a gap in order to make a passage for the wire.
Now fix the base of the lamp at the ring.

Step 3: Story-teller Lamp

For the lampshade I chose to rapresent the story of "the Frog prince".
You can rapresent the story you want, the important is the concept:
Some part of the representations will be visible only when you will turn on the lamp.
So draw the visible part on the sheets and the invisible on the transparents ones.
Fix them togheter in order to ceate a "tape of the story".