1. Slab Box with Cut Lid
The students were instructed to make ¼ “ slab boxes that resembled a 4” x 6” index box.
Cut 4 = 4”x6” & Cut 2 = 4” x 4” tiles
Each joint of the box was trimmed to a 45 degree angle, scored & slipped together.
A coil was then placed & blended into each seam.
The boxes were constructed in the form of an enclosed rectangular prism first.

2. Slab Boxes with Cut Lids (continued)
Once box was enclosed lid was cut off about 3/4”- 1” down from top of the box, in a unique pattern.
A nature inspired or decorative knob was attached to the middle of the lid.
The knob was not be a simple shape such as a square, rectangle, or sphere.
Additional designs could have been applied or inscribed on the box as well.

3. Enclosed Rectangular Prism
Cut lid ¾ “-1” down from top of prism in a unique pattern
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4. A nature inspired knob.

7. A decorative knob.

9. Knob should be taller so it is easier to pick up the lid!

10. Great nature inspired knob but cut of lid is straight, it should be cut in a unique pattern!

11. Knobs are decorative and go with design theme but lids should have been cut in a unique pattern.

12. Knob is decorative because it goes with the design theme but lid should have been cut in a unique pattern.

13. Slab Box with Fitted Lid
Students were instructed to make a box using ¼” slab tiles.
Box was 3½”x5½ ” wide & 2” tall, or 5”x5” wide & 2” tall.
Each joint of the box was trimmed to a 45 degree angle and a coil was placed & blended into each seam.
Box has a lid with a stopper that fits inside the box.
The box & lid fit together evenly (it is flush with the edge of the box).
The box has an applied pattern of texture on the outside.

17. Good texture but lid & box don’t fit together evenly
Good texture but lid & box don’t fit together evenly. Top edge of box & lid edge are warped.