we have already bought the green bags and today, I have bought the white cloth which is to be sewn on the green bag. we are going to sew the white cloth on friday.
Kenneth Soon (34)
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
reflection week 10 - 11
we have already bought the green bags and today, I have bought the white cloth which is to be sewn on the green bag. we are going to sew the white cloth on friday.
Sunday, April 25, 2010
Research for global warming and why should we use green bags
WHY SHOULD WE USE GREEN BAGS AND NOT PLASTIC BAGS?
As plastic bags are used everyday all around the world, Hong Kong topped the world in the use of plastic bags of 33 million, about 5 per citizen. 40 million dollars are spent on plastic bags each year. Plastic bags also contain harmful substances to the environment. Plastic bags also pose as a threat to toddlers below the age of 2, about 25 of them die of suffocation each year due to plastic bags. But green bags are made from moslty canvas, woven synthetic fibres of thick plastic that can be reused a lot more time than normal plastic bags. Green bags also allow less carbon dioxide emission when producing and waste less natural resources like oil. Using green bags also reduce the cost of making carriers.
WHY DO WE NEED TO DESIGN THE GREEN BAG?
To make people actually buy the green bags, partly of the reasons why they bought it would also be how good it looks. If the green bags are not good looking, then nobody would buy it. Imagine of someone was walking around with a ridiculous looking green bag. That is why having a good design for the green bag is an important thing so that people who bought the green bag would not look funny and there would be more people buying the green bags. That is why we must design the green bag.
As plastic bags are used everyday all around the world, Hong Kong topped the world in the use of plastic bags of 33 million, about 5 per citizen. 40 million dollars are spent on plastic bags each year. Plastic bags also contain harmful substances to the environment. Plastic bags also pose as a threat to toddlers below the age of 2, about 25 of them die of suffocation each year due to plastic bags. But green bags are made from moslty canvas, woven synthetic fibres of thick plastic that can be reused a lot more time than normal plastic bags. Green bags also allow less carbon dioxide emission when producing and waste less natural resources like oil. Using green bags also reduce the cost of making carriers.
WHY DO WE NEED TO DESIGN THE GREEN BAG?
To make people actually buy the green bags, partly of the reasons why they bought it would also be how good it looks. If the green bags are not good looking, then nobody would buy it. Imagine of someone was walking around with a ridiculous looking green bag. That is why having a good design for the green bag is an important thing so that people who bought the green bag would not look funny and there would be more people buying the green bags. That is why we must design the green bag.
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Term 2 Week 5 Reflection
Our group leader Jie Hng has bought the green bags that we need for our project and we are going to strat modifying the green bags this week.
Sunday, April 11, 2010
Recycling Bag Specifications
The bag should have an up-to-date designs and the person would be able to wear the bag out freely. A reusable shopping bag, sometimes called a bag of life is a type of shopping bag which can be reused several times: this is an alternative of single use paper or plastic bags. It is often made from fabric such as canvas, woven synthetic fibers, or a thick plastic that is durable and strong.
conclusion of results
The bag should be $4
Most people don't bring out a green bag
Most people know that using plastic bags are destroying the world
Most people care for the world
But MOST people are not willing to bring out a green bag.
Most people thinks that the advertisement is very effective in carrying out the message
Most people want zips and buttons and a special design
so our bag must let the people wants to bring out the green bag!!!!
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Saturday, April 3, 2010
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