In class, we had this little fun activity either sewing or making a basket or making a prop. Since I know how to sew, I decide to join an activity, making a prop, which I have never done before.
Instruction and materials were given by professor and each of us grabbed different colors and started making own personalized prop. While after start making one, I wanted to see how other doing so I looked around and realized, even though materials were limited and same instruction was given by, we are all doing differently; colors, patterns and firmness. From there, I could realize once again that we all think different and like different things. I grabbed 2 different colors for this art project, yellow, black and white. Yellow is my favorite color and I wanted this prop to be bright. Black because there were lots of black tights and I thought it would match with my yellow. Then I chose white because it would blend well with other two. Beginning of the activity I did not notice that the tides have levels of tightness. I picked different tightness tides and it made my prop unpredictable. So I untied and stitched to loose ones. With tight ones I was having a hard time putting on each end, it required strong …show more content…
It looks very simple art project, but when I tried I realized it is very useful and interesting. This can be used for various ranges of patients because it is not dangerous nor too complicated. I can use this as early as 5 year old kids and old as 80 year old, who is willing to try. With young group I can work with their creativity, boost their motor skills, fine motor skills. And see how they are choosing colors and by asking them why they chose each color, I can find their preferences and sense of
Instruction and materials were given by professor and each of us grabbed different colors and started making own personalized prop. While after start making one, I wanted to see how other doing so I looked around and realized, even though materials were limited and same instruction was given by, we are all doing differently; colors, patterns and firmness. From there, I could realize once again that we all think different and like different things. I grabbed 2 different colors for this art project, yellow, black and white. Yellow is my favorite color and I wanted this prop to be bright. Black because there were lots of black tights and I thought it would match with my yellow. Then I chose white because it would blend well with other two. Beginning of the activity I did not notice that the tides have levels of tightness. I picked different tightness tides and it made my prop unpredictable. So I untied and stitched to loose ones. With tight ones I was having a hard time putting on each end, it required strong …show more content…
It looks very simple art project, but when I tried I realized it is very useful and interesting. This can be used for various ranges of patients because it is not dangerous nor too complicated. I can use this as early as 5 year old kids and old as 80 year old, who is willing to try. With young group I can work with their creativity, boost their motor skills, fine motor skills. And see how they are choosing colors and by asking them why they chose each color, I can find their preferences and sense of