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Original concept for the hanging candleholder I had created. The only downside to this is working with the twine- will need more testing or perhaps a different material such as wire to hold it up.. safety concern is a possibility here. Otherwise very happy with the hanging idea for one of them, just need to develop further. |
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The hanging one next to the platform one I had constructed out of wood- inspired by one of the log wooden one on Pinterest, I wanted to create something that had a clean, sort of oriental feel to it- design reminds me of structures of Chinese temples. Constructed out of soft wood- will need to evaluate and look into materials for this one as to make it as clean as possible. |
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Hanging candle version two- this one is I believe not going past the testing phase- the twine is too dangerously close to the flame. I do like the idea of three sitting next to each other though so will have to look into that more. |
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The use of glass jars will probably be the most popular option I feel. In terms of producing a consistent product the use of glass jars will also aid this process quite well- as if I use the same base for all of these jars the designs will all stay consistent. |
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Tester candles as a collective. |
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The final candles that I will be testing further and considering for our final product. |
Overall the mock-ups and testing of these candles taught me a lot going forward into this assignment and leading upto the construction and production of the final product. As I am working with paper (this was the medium I got given out of our group), I found that quite difficult to incorporate towards tealightholders- paper is not exactly the most ideal holder for a lit candle that will be sparking a flame.
However after further research and observing designs and taking inspiration from the internet and my pinterest page, I had managed to find a way to incorporate the paper. By placing the candle on surfaces that won't actually burn- I have used glass and wood for these, and incorporating the paper as a delicate design element, I believe I have found the perfect balance of adding this medium into my designs.
Shem Dela Cruz Baua
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