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Project 3: Photo Frame Design brief: To design and make a fantastic wooden frame for keeping a photo. (The size of the photo is less than 130mm x 130mm)

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1 Project 3: Photo Frame Design brief: To design and make a fantastic wooden frame for keeping a photo. (The size of the photo is less than 130mm x 130mm) Materials provided: Poplar plywood - 250mm x 200mm x 6mm Poplar plywood - 150mm x 15mm x 6mm Poplar plywood - 150mm x 150mm x 3mm Poplar plywood - 300mm x 10mm x 3mm Wooden round stick - Ø8mm x 60mm x 2

2 Project 3: Photo Frame Requirement: Duration: 4 cycles
1. The frame can stand steadily with the provided round sticks and the photo must be shown clearly. 2. The frame should be well decorated and coloured by poster colours.

3 Project 3: Photo Frame Design consideration: Solution Unity Stability
Information Solution Colouring Artistry

4 Project 3: Photo Frame Make the product Evaluation Initial Ideas
Final Idea Solution Make the product Evaluation

5 Project 3: Photo Frame Assessment criteria: Product: Appearance – 70%
Steadiness – 15% keeping photo – 15% Folio: Full steps – 50% Show ideas clearly – 30% Drawing quality – 20%

6 Project 3: Photo Frame Photo Assembly parts

7 Project 3: Photo Frame

8 Project 3: Photo Frame

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