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![]() Coffee Stirs and Lids | ![]() Prototype: Seed Pod | ![]() Design with Recycling | ![]() Selected for Canada Bloom's 2008 | ![]() Study in Section | ![]() Fabrication |
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Weaved Lids, 2008
Rosedale Ravine Trail, Toronto; Industrial
Using the coffee wastes from Tim Horton’s and Starbucks, a birdfeeder can be weaved using a special tie-and-span technique. Equipped with spring suspensions and seed pods, the feeder is designed for Toronto’s Rosedale Ravine and its local Yellow Pine Warblers. It was well recieved and was invited to showcase at Canada Bloom’s 2008.
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Selected to participate at 2008


Weaved Lids, 2008
Site

Weaved Lids, 2008
Suspension Supports

Weaved Lids, 2008
Seed Pod

Weaved Lids, 2008
Copper Reinforced Stirs

Weaved Lids, 2008
Starbuck Coffee cap

Weaved Lids, 2008
Tim Horton's Stirs

Weaved Lids, 2008
"Knot and Span" Weaving Teachnique

Weaved Lids, 2008
Plan

Weaved Lids, 2008
Section

Weaved Lids, 2008
Issac The Fabricator

Weaved Lids, 2008
Prototype: the weaved structure

Weaved Lids, 2008
Prototype: the weaved structure
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