Package Designs II – JSS3 Cultural & Creative Arts Lesson Note (Second Term)
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Topic: Package Designs II
Lesson note at a glance
- Subject
- Cultural & Creative Arts
- Class
- JSS3
- Term
- Second Term
- Topic
- Package Designs II
- Order
- Topic 2 of 9 this term
- Reading time
- 1 min
Types of Package Designs:
Package designs vary according to the shape of the product, but there are conventional methods for producing packages.
Materials Used in Package Design:
Colors: Important for aesthetic appeal.
Materials:
Hardboard
Gum (glue)
Paper
Cardboard
Tape
Tools Required for Package Design
Cutter
Knife
Stapler
Pins
Ruler
Pencil
Brush
Creasing blade
Package Design Procedure
- Measure out the size of the product with measuring tape.
- Transfer the result of what you got to the paper and allow a one-quarter gap on each side of the paper to be used.
- Make provision for the folding of the flaps by marking them with a pencil.
- Arrange your design on the paper and print.
- Use the creasing blade to mark the areas that need folding.
- Fold the package and join the bottom and side with glue (gun)
- When joined, A will face C, and B will face D, then E will be glued to A, and the sides are formed.
- I and J will face each other and K will overlap them and that forms the bottom
- F and H will face each other and G will overlap them at the top.
These notes summarize the key aspects of package design, including its significance, functions, materials, tools, and the procedure involved in creating effective packaging.
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