From Nets to Shapes
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I used previously created shape nets to experiment creating different shapes. Shapes included a cylinder, cube, and cone. This helped me to try out different packaging designs and what might suit my particular product and shop best. The shapes I created are quite messy, with masking tape parts on show, but it helped me see what shapes are easier to make than others. I also know for the final packaging it would need to be a lot neater.
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