TinkerCAD

Hi friends,

These past couple weeks we have been learning about the program TinkerCAD. What I like the most about this program is that it is accessible from all platforms. I was struggling with downloading the software for previous programs we have used. The training was super helpful and I found it really easy to use. I think it would be a fun program to work with for most age groups. I mentioned how this could be applied to education in my previous blog on Design Thinking. 

Once I decided on how I wanted my keychain to look it was super quick to design. I played around with colours (although I know it can be difficult to print multicoloured designs). See the picture below!

Peace + Love, Ki


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