BRIEF
Students at Fairfield
College are getting sick of carrying their sports shoes around in their
backpack. On many occasions, student’s books are getting dirty, their lunch is
getting squashed, and their bag’s smell! As a designer, you are required to
design a drawstring bag that will fit a pair of sports shoes. It needs to
reflect your individual style.
Specifications
·
It must have a pocket
·
Have at least 1 stencil
design
·
Have at least 1 applique
Have you used PowerPoint before? Now's a great time to learn! You will be creating storyboards to show research about drawstring bags and the things that are quintessentially you!
Using PowerPoint to create a Storyboard
1.
Open up Microsoft
PowerPoint
2.
Save your PowerPoint to My
Documents as: Drawstring Bag’s Storyboard (this will also be your title).
3.
Be creative and make your
title colourful/bold/a different shape.
4.
Open up Chrome to begin your
research of Drawstring Bag Images.
5.
Save at least 8 images to
the desktop (you could also take screen shots).
6.
Insert these images into
PowerPoint, making them look effective by using different shapes/borders/sizes.
7.
Make sure you save as you
go!
8.
Print off in colour when
complete.
9.
Stick this into your
Textiles book.
Things to consider when researching Drawstring Bags:
-
A range of colours and
sizes
-
Prints/patterns
-
Different fabrics
-
Embellishments
(tassels/frills/pockets/buttons/zips etc.)
Look for Drawstring bags that stand out, ones you really like
the look of. You can have more than 8 pictures, but you need to be able to see
them all when placed on the PowerPoint.
Now you are required to create a new PowerPoint slide that is all about you. What colours do you like? Do you have a favourite sport? Is there a particular brand that you like to wear? Save images or take screen shots to add to your All about Me storyboard.
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