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junior-cert-woodwork-project-folder-sample-level Design brief, Analysis. Design and make a small side table on which to display crrt vase or ornament in your home. The artefact should be suitable for display on a mantelpiece or shelf. The wooden toy should be designed to help the child recognise shapes and colours and to develop their manipulative skills. Seeing as it'll be covered with material anyway the look of the wood shouldn't be too important???

The other 2 project choices were a lot harder! I also have to do a folder which has to contain I was thinking of working around the basic design of this stool? It's very simple, but I'd choose a nice fabric to cover the stool in like the photo above. It would be sturdy and reasonably elegant??? All opinions appreciated - Woodwork isn't exactly my best subject! Thanks from: helenkeogh. Having recently completed my honors degree in Industrial Design I think I can offer you some info, or help Have a look about the internet by all means at stools etc, try not to spot one you like and then copy it, be creative, you'll gain far more from it.

You mention that it has to fit a specific room or area of the house. So figure out what thats gonna be, look at what goes on in the room, what type of use the stool would be getting? Would it be funtional or simply ornamental? If it were to be used, how long a day would it be used for? Is comfort over a long period an issue? Look at a style that you like, contemporary, modern, technic, classical etc etc. These will effective the end result of course. Materials, colors etc, type of wood also will affect the 'style', ie.

The brief says it should have a secondary use, so think outside the box, perhaps its a stool for a living room that could open, or fold out so that a user can lie out on it if required? Maybe its a stool that could fold out into a small seat?! Storage for books and CD's, you and I both know that everyone is gonna go for that one! Perhaps a kitchen stool that acts as an open out steps to reach those high cupboards. I bet someone will have thought of this, lol, but maybe it could be an outdoor stool and used for storing small recyclables?

Lots of questions for you to ponder over there, have fun! Last edited by SpitfireIV; at Thanks a million for your reply The stool would be functional - It could be used as seating, a footrest and storage for miscellaneous items.

I intend to use an easy to clean leather-like? Elegant to me means old-fashioned carved legs etc. I must use softwood - I was thinking pine? Seeing as it'll be covered with material anyway the look of the wood shouldn't be too important??? I was thinking of having four modern looking, short blocked legs for the stool does that make any sense at all?

I'm useless at explaining things sorry! I'd honestly prefer to do something simple but reasonably good instead of doing a more complicated design and messing up The brief says it's for use in the home - so I thought that that meant inside the home? Will definitely think up of some more ideas though - Thanks for all the help! Originally Posted by Alibear. Thanks a million for your reply I would like to go for something modern, but the brief says it must be elegant?

Originally Posted by Spork o Death. Design brief, Analysis. Hi guys, I'll try be of some help to you and just throw out a few ideas that'll maybe get you thinking! Ok, so think about when it is that you listen to music,or read a book, I'd imagine for the most part it is when you are relaxing, evening time maybe? It'd be a divil to have to get up everytime you wanted to change a CD! So definately the CD's and books should be on show, they should be seen and not hidden away.

Its like the cloths we wear, the car we drive or the food we eat, our taste in media says a lot about the person, so I'd try keep this in mind when designing the piece. Look up Argos books and other catalouge and see what is on offer, materials used, prices etc. Look at what woods might work best, what colors would suite the piece if you are going for something relaxing for those whom enjoy evening time reading, perhaps some pastel tones maybe even a light fitting or some form of illumination?

Look at shapes, curves, styles, as its for storing cd's too? Perhaps, as mentioned, easier access to your media.

At this point you shouldnt be thinking about what the product will look like, forget that! Today was a strange day in school. Taking a trip through the construction room was like scenes more commonly seen in a documentary.

It was clear the room was abandoned with the intention to return. Tools, paint brushes and varnishes left on tables ready for the next days work.

On Thursday 12th March like many we were taken by surprise, the schools closed a week earlier then we had guessed. Confident we would be back the Construction class left the projects with a few small touches left to do before the final exams. Every year at this time we post our projects for all to see, and this year will be no different.

Keep in mind when you look at the projects, some are finished, some are almost there. The odd coat of varnish is needed, maybe a hinge or a clock, the cushions are mocked up but the sense of where we were going is clear.

Below are the projects submitted by this years Leaving Certificate class for the State Examinations Students had to pick one of the following design briefs and submit a project they felt answered the brief. Design and make a compact artefact to store three small handheld gardening items. Your artefact should be portable and reflect a nature theme. The maximum dimension of your artefact must not exceed mm. Animated movies have entertained audiences for many years.

Design and make a decorative artefact to celebrate your favourite animated movie. Your artefact should exhibit skilful handcraft in wood.

Your artefact should be compact and suitable for display on a desk or shelf. Design and make an attractive wall-mounted artefact on which to hang four coats.

Your artefact should incorporate curves and should showcase your handcraft skills. It should reflect a theme of your choice. Wood is an ideal medium from which to handcraft beautiful items of unique design and function. Design and make a distinctive artefact for the neat storage of newspapers, magazines or other printed material.

Your artefact should include an innovative secondary function and should showcase a range of your handcraft skills. Young people share global concerns about the health and sustainability of our oceans and seas. Design and make an elegant artefact that evokes the beauty and diversity of our oceanic habitats. Your design should reflect the importance of protecting and preserving our fragile oceans. A variety of carefully chosen hardwoods, complemented by a range of handcraft skills, should enhance your design.

Cherished items are often simple, cleverly conceived, well crafted and beautiful in appearance. Your artefact should be designed to be wall or corner mounted and should incorporate distinct spaces to facilitate neat organisation. Handcrafted joints should be a distinctive feature of your artefact. Design and make a compact wooden artefact for displaying notes and reminders in the home.

Your artefact should include a facility to hold keys and other small items. It should be elegant in design and hand crafted. The maximum dimension must not exceed mm. Design and make a decorative artefact to promote an appreciation of Irish Wildlife. Your design should be enhanced by the use of solid woods. The artefact should be compact and suitable for display in your home. Design and make an attractive educational toy as a gift for a child. The wooden toy should be designed to help the child recognise shapes and colours and to develop their manipulative skills.

The applied finish should be non-toxic and safe. Artefacts that are functionally innovative and of elegant design are admired. Design and make an attractive wooden container to store baked goods. Your artefact should include an integral and complementary secondary function.

Your artefact should be designed for placement on a kitchen worktop or for wall-mounting and be made from appropriately jointed solid wood. The applied finish must be food-safe. Wellbeing is important in the life of a young person. Design and make an elegant artefact to reflect an aspect of wellbeing that is important to you.

Your artefact should be enhanced by the use of contrasting solid woods and should showcase a range of handcraft skills and techniques.

The artefact should be suitable for display on a mantelpiece or shelf. Streaming and downloading on phones and tablets are popular when accessing online content. Design and make a compact artefact to support a phone or tablet while viewing content. A facility to adjust the viewing angle should be integral to your design. Your artefact must incorporate storage for headphones and other ancillary items. The size of the artefact must be appropriate to the size of the phone or tablet.

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