Kevin’s holey bag

After reading the task brief, Kevin asks if the bag is allowed to break (presumably he means whether its permitted for holes to be made in the bag itself, rather than referring to the handles). Antoine simply responds that all of the information is in the task.

Kevin searches around the shed for some heavy things, and soon finds several bricks. He brings the bag to the shed and starts to stack the bricks inside of it, either not noticing or not worrying about the fact that their sharp corners are tearing small holes in several spots.

At the last minute, though, Kevin changes his plan: he finds a plastic flower pot in the shed, which he places inside the bag to act as protection against the sharp brick corners. He does not actually put the bricks inside the flower pot, though, instead using it as a platform on top of which the bricks are balanced.

Kevin successfully hangs his bag, and it does not fall apart, despite the concentration of weight and all of the small holes he had created in it.

With a bag weighing 20lb, he earns third place.

(Written by Jenny R and edited by Karl Craven)

(Illustrations collected by Jenny R and adjusted by David Fuller)