Thursday, October 25, 2012

Contest: Makedo and Threadless

Starting this week, Threadless will be sending out Makedo toy sets in random orders placed by its community of 2.2 million artists and fans and asking them to create something fun, unique, weird—they decide. Described as the “Worlds Best Toy” by Wired magazine, Makedo is a reusable connector system that enables people to build and create using found or reclaimed materials.  An empty juice container, moving box or shoebox can easily be transformed into an airplane, car or boat. Don’t like how it turns out? No problem. The parts, including a mini punch tool, re-clips and lock hinges, are reusable and can be pulled apart to create something new.

Once the imaginative design is created, artists are encouraged to take a photo and upload it to threadless.com/makedo. Threadless will be choosing a weekly winner and a grand prize winner. Winners receive:

Weekly prizes :
·         1 x Freeplay Kit for 1  (65 piece) 

Grand Prize
·         2 x Freeplay Kit for 3  (170 piece)  
·         1 x Find & Make Robot
·         1 x Find & Make Shop
·         1 x Find & Make Space Pod
·         1 x 1 x Find & Make Car
·         $500


About Threadless
Threadless is an online community of artists and friends. As the company explores new opportunities and canvases for its artists, it keeps true to the core of its business; anyone from any corner of the Internet can make and pick what Threadless sells. Since 2000, thousands of artists have submitted their work. And every single week, Threadless transforms their weird, geeky, and beautiful ideas into tangible art. Join their community of 2 million - make, pick, play, and shop.

About Makedo
Recognizing that kids learn best when given the tools to find the answer – rather than the answer itself – Makedo helps kids develop creative thinking. We celebrate imagination, making and open-ended play at its purest and most fun. Makedo’s project kits encourage kids to transform the stuff around them -- such as cardboard, plastic and packaging - into play objects and let their imaginations and creativity run free.

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