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'''== LOGO STAMP ==''' | |||
For promoting the project, we need different kinds of promotion materials. Instead of spending money on printing, we deigned a stamp that fits a lot of occasion: | |||
The rubber is donated by Fab Lab, 3cm*8cm. Use laser cutter to engrave the rubber with "rubber stamp" mode (quite easy) twice. We got a stamp pad. | |||
[[File:Stamp laugargardur1.jpg]] | |||
Glue the pad onto a wood cube which just fits the size. Than start to stamp! | |||
We used normal A4 papers to fold some envelopes for packaging seed which was a small gift for people. | |||
And at celebration farmers market event, we made some small flags for atmosphere and signage just by post-it paper, BBQ bamboo sticks, and stamp. |
Revision as of 22:48, 27 August 2014
Laugargardur is a community garden which located in Reykjavik city area, It's a new group project just started in Jun of 2014. Through collaboration with Fab Lab, we made some promotion materials in low budget way:
== INTRODUCTION SIGN FOR THE GARDEN ==
For introducing the basic information about the garden to people come to the place, we decided to make a sign. The material we have is just a rusty stander which recycled from neighborhood. 20140806_135051936_iOS.jpg
After repainted the stander, we used laser cutter to make some stencil boards by recycled paper board. (Notion: the paper board has to be very flat) File:20140813_154642641_iOS.jpg
We stenciled the text on the stander in a open space, because of the weather and flatness of paper board, some details are a little bit blur. But it works very well in the garden. File:photo-3.jpg File:IMG_9963-small.jpg
== LOGO STAMP ==
For promoting the project, we need different kinds of promotion materials. Instead of spending money on printing, we deigned a stamp that fits a lot of occasion:
The rubber is donated by Fab Lab, 3cm*8cm. Use laser cutter to engrave the rubber with "rubber stamp" mode (quite easy) twice. We got a stamp pad.
Glue the pad onto a wood cube which just fits the size. Than start to stamp!
We used normal A4 papers to fold some envelopes for packaging seed which was a small gift for people.
And at celebration farmers market event, we made some small flags for atmosphere and signage just by post-it paper, BBQ bamboo sticks, and stamp.