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I chose to work on the luggage tag first, as I felt that it was more customizable. I am glad that I chose this project since it was fairly simple.

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The first step of this project was very simple. All I had to do was line up each letter with the orange guidelines that they gave me. This was just a template for the luggage tag they had. Next, I got a little ahead of myself and went ahead and made my own custom tag.

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This is the tag where I got ahead of myself. I didn't change the colors of the tag, I just put my own name, and the year I graduated from the undergraduate program at NC State. Once I hit 'next' in the directions, it told me that I was finished.

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Because it told me I was finished, I decided to restart the lesson and follow more of the guided design steps. I completed the template tag that they had us follow. Again, orange guide lines were used to show me where I should place the numbers and letters.

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Once I created their template for the luggage tag, I decided to add my own customization to it. I added a bright pink color as the tag color, and then plain white for the letters, just for some contrast. I think this lesson was pretty cool and simple. Which is a great lesson for beginners to use when starting with Tinkercad.

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I thought the Easter ring would be a cool project to work on next. I thought the little bunny ears were really cute, and the ring seemed like it would be more difficult to create than the luggage tag.

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The first thing I noticed for this project was how Tinkercad has all of the shapes that you might need divided into categories. This made it fairly simple to find the shapes that I needed to create the ring.

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In this step, I just placed the ears at what seemed to be a good distance apart to me.

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Here, I added the ears to the ring. I selected the entire ring, and then grouped them by selecting the 'group' button in the toolbar.

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Then, I changed the color of the ring to a pale yellow, since this color reminds me a lot of Easter.

Overall, I found this project to be really simple. Even more so than the luggage card.