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My idea is to create a inflatable jellyfish. I have an air vent on my ceiling, but I think I will also use a hair dryer.

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So pretty. I wanted to include this photo.

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Air vent

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I used this pattern as inspiration

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I found a pattern online and made this mini jellyfish. This would be a good references but I need to make it bigger and connecting.

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This is the pattern shape enlarged. I traced it on tracing paper than on bristol paper. I only had to make the paper leg once.

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The next step I did was cutting out from the plastic. When I realized it was so thin, I had to cut it a second time to make it a little thicker. I tried using hot glue and tape to see which would work best. Hot glue really melts the plastic but tape was messy and getting everywhere.

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This is the top half or head of the jellyfish to the base. I poked a hole on the top to be able to add air. This took a while and I don't really like the outcome of it.

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This is where I attached the bottom of its leg. Looks messy. It was very hard to have the base and legs connecting so that the air can flow from both.

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I hung it with the air vent, but the air vent does nothing. I had a hard time with this project, so I used a hair dryer instead to add the air.

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Different view

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360 view

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I think your project turned out great!I thought your comparison to use a jellyfish because turtles confuse plastic and jellyfish because of the thin appearance of both was super interesting. I also think you did well in putting it together! I wanted to know if you purposely added the black lines to make it stick out more or if it just happened? Also I would be interested to see what a stronger source of air would look like, would it make it look like the jellyfish is swimming, etc. Overall, great job and I love your idea!

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I think your final jellyfish turned out really great! Creating a jellyfish was a great idea for this project, since I think the plastic material really mimics the look of a real jellyfish. Plus, you can connect it to plastic polluting the oceans. I think you could add some thin strips of plastic (not inflated) to the bottom to create more tentacles. If you add a slight breeze to them, it would probably look like it was swimming, which would make for a cool video. Adding some kind of colored light inside or behind it would also be super cool, and would re-create the glowing effect from your reference photo. Overall though, I think your jellyfish is super cute, and you did a great job!

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I love your concept, and it turned out really well. I can related to your air vent challenge (same issues for me). Your paper model is adorable. If you were to readdress this project, you might want to consider adding the eyes and/or some color to the inflatable. Overall, a really nice job with some challenging shapes. Congrats!

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Seeing your jellyfish makes me really wish I would have thought of that. The idea is great for this see-through material. I also tried to use the air vent to no avail. Overall it looks great but I think it could look a lot better without the black lines.