STRING ART DESIGN PROJECT

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STRING ART DESIGN PROJECT THE WORK WILL BE DONE IN & OUT OF CLASS. CONCEPTS COVERED: STRUCTURING SHAPES, MEASURING ANGLES AND SECTIONS FINISHED PRODUCTS WILL BE GRADED WITH A RUBRIC AND THEN DISPLAYED IN OUR 8TH GRADE HOUSE HAVE FUN AND BE MATHEMATICALLY CREATIVE!! TIMELINE IS APPR. 1 WEEK

SAMPLE STRING ART

SUPPLIES MS. MUNCE WILL PROVIDE: WOOD 8” X 8” BLACK PAINT NAILS – ½ “ WASHERS – FOR MEASURING PLIERS STUDENTS WILL PROVIDE: SMALL HAMMER COLORED THREAD 3 -4 COLORS GOOD QUALITY

ACTIVITIES TO PREPARE FOR PROJECT PRACTICE CONSTRUCTING CIRCLES AND SQUARES FIND CENTER POINT OF SHAPES MEASURE = DISTANCE POINTS CONNECT POINTS WITH COLORED LINES

HAMMER TIME!! ON SCRAP BOARD YOU WILL DRAW FIRST LETTER OF YOUR NAME USE A RULER FOR STRAIGHT LINES DRAW POINTS ON YOUR LETTER PROCEED BY HAMMERING NAILS INTO THE POINTS DO THIS EASY AND KEEP NAILS STRAIGHT MEASURE HEIGHT WITH WASHER

You are ready to begin our fabulous string art project!!! YOU NEED TO DECIDE ON A CIRCLE OR SQUARE SHAPE. CLICK ON DIAGRAM TO SEE EXAMPLES.

STEPS FOR CIRCLE DESIGN CONSTRUCT CIRCLE ON YOUR PLYWOOD - HYPERLINK MEASURE EQUAL POINTS AROUND CIRCLE BY ------------ (CIRCUMFERENCE)/ 29 = SPACING 360 DEGREES / 29= DEGREES ***(29 EQUALLY SPACED POINTS) DRAW DOTS FOR POINTS ON CIRCLE

GETTING THE PLYWOOD READY FOR STRING DESIGN AFTER CIRCLE AND POINTS ARE CONSTRUCTED – LIGHTLY TAP EACH POINT WITH HAMMER AND NAIL. (DO NO DRIVE NAIL TOTALLY INTO BOARD). PAINT YOUR BOARD BLACK. AFTER DRY, POUND NAILS INTO DENTS KEEPING NAILS STRAIGHT.

BEGIN STRING DESIGN YOU WILL PICK A STARTING NAIL. THIS NAIL WILL START ALL LAYERS. DECIDE ON STRING SPACING BEFORE YOU BEGIN. (EVERY THIRD NAIL, EVERY SEVENTH NAIL, ETC) TIE AND KNOT STRING TO BEGINNING NAIL ( COLOR THE HEAD OF THIS NAIL) COUNT OFF YOUR SPACING AND GO AROUND THE NEXT NAIL, AND CONTINUE THIS PATTERN. FIRST LAYER SHOULD HAVE THE SMALLEST OPENING IN THE CENTER. ALWAYS GO AROUND NAIL IN SAME DIRECTION ( CLOCKWISE OR COUNTER) YOU MUST DO EACH LAYER TWICE.

STRING DESIGN KEEP THREAD VERY TIGHT WITH EACH WRAPPING AROUND NAIL. TIPS!!!! KEEP THREAD VERY TIGHT WITH EACH WRAPPING AROUND NAIL. POUND NAIL INTO SCRAP BOARD AND PUT SPOOL OF THREAD ON IT SO BOTH YOUR HANDS ARE FREE.

FINISHING PROJECT FINISH ALL 3 OR 4 LAYERS OF THREAD. TIE KNOTS AND GLUE ENDS OF EACH COLOR THREAD TO STARTING NAIL. TAKE PEN OR PENCIL AND LIFT TOP LAYER UP TO TOP OF NAIL. MAKE SURE OTHER LAYERS ARE PARALLEL TO TOP.

DIRECTIONS FOR SQUARE SAME PROCEDURE AS CIRCLE MEASURE EQUAL DISTANCE ON SIDES (USE CM) AND PUT A NAIL IN EACH OF THE 4 CORNERS. YOU WILL USE A TOTAL OF 40 NAILS. YOU SHOULD THREAD FROM NAILS ON OPPOSITE SIDES AND AJACENT SIDES.

CONGRATULATIONS!!! WE WILL USE A RUBRIC TO GRADE YOUR PROJECT!! YOUR PROJECT WILL BE DISPLAYED IN THE HOUSE AREA. **** EXTRA CREDIT – MAKE ANOTHER PROJECT WITH OTHER SHAPE OR DRAW ANOTHER STRING ART. HOPE YOU HAD FUN WITH OUR PROJECT.