Fiddle
A fidgeting toy
Project name: Fiddle
Project duration: Barely an hour
Agenda: To make a toy to fidget with in limited waste resource.
Suitable for: 7 & Above age category
Content:
How to play?
Prototype
User testing
Overview:
Fiddle is a fidgeting toy made out of random trash I found in the dry bin. It’s made out of some rubber bands, broken waste sticks and a mountain dew bottle.
Motivation behind doing this project:
I was very bored in the class and didn’t feel appropriate to leave. I couldn’t entertain myself by fiddling with things from my pouch. Thus came along, Fiddle.
P.S: I was almost thrown out of the class because Fiddle made sound.
How to play?
Twist and open the cap. Support the cap at a 45 degree angle on the cut bottle’s collar. Rotate the cap until desired twist in the band. (The band connecting cap and the broken sticks) Pulling the cap at a distance. Release. The goal is to fit the cap on the groves of the bottle collar.
Prototype
User Testing
Toy explorations from scrap
