Vase Decor Ideas: Sets, Three Heights and the Empty Vase
Three heights, an odd number and no two of the same shape: that is how we group vases. Our sets of 2 and 4 ribbed PLA vases, from 9.8 to 24.5 cm,...
Read →Straight answers about our 3D-printed dragons, fidget toys and gifts: which size, which age, what is actually quiet — written by the people who print them.
Three heights, an odd number and no two of the same shape: that is how we group vases. Our sets of 2 and 4 ribbed PLA vases, from 9.8 to 24.5 cm,...
Read →A Christmas village fits on one 60 cm shelf: a 10 cm hill with a train, a 17.9 cm tower house, two reindeer and a nutcracker, planned from the back row forward.
Read →A Christmas lantern from 9.2 to 17.2 cm high: Santa, a snowman, four trees and a star cone, all lit by one LED tealight. Which fits the sill, table and shelf.
Read →The nativity globe stands 13.9 cm, the round shell only 4.4 cm: which of our five small modern nativity scenes fits the windowsill, shelf, window or tree.
Read →Our 12.4 cm ribbed bauble weighs 22 g and does not shatter like glass. Which shapes suit a home with a toddler, a cat or a dog, and where PLA must never...
Read →Four cutters plus four stamps make reindeer, stocking, snowman and Merry Christmas cookies. How PLA cutters work, which dough suits them, how to wash them.
Read →A roll fits every ring, a fan needs a thick band, a pocket needs no ring at all. Three Christmas napkin folds and the 3D printed rings that hold them.
Read →A flat snowflake wreath 18.5 cm across holds four LED advent candles up to 39 mm, with no flame near children, cats or a wooden table. Plus Shiro holders.
Read →Unicorn vs Pegasus vs alicorn: who has the horn, who has the wings, where each one comes from in myth and history, and what an alicorn actually is.
Read →Gaming room ideas that start small: 27 dragon heads for the wall, stands for controller and headset, and holders that lift the power strip off the floor.
Read →Types of dinosaurs explained: the main groups from theropods to sauropods, how to tell them apart, and what made T. rex and Stegosaurus so different.
Read →Moose facts in plain numbers: moose vs elk explained for British and American English, how big is a moose, how its antlers grow and where it lives.
Read →Christmas tree decorating ideas that work: the right order, a three-colour scheme, natural and Scandinavian looks, and proportions for a small tree.
Read →Jewellery storage ideas that work: one compartment per type, everyday pieces within reach, a closed box for the rest and a tiny screw-lid container for trips.
Read →Bathroom decor ideas that also tidy up: cotton pads, tissues, a small plant, LED light and a tray for cosmetics. Three rules on colour, clutter and damp.
Read →Shark facts: why sharks have no bones, how a great white shark swims with its tail and how species differ, from the whale shark to the hammerhead.
Read →Capybara facts: why the world's largest rodent is so calm, how it hides in water, why the internet loves it and what our 15 cm articulated figure shows.
Read →Fox facts and wolf facts side by side: size, food, pack life and how foxes and wolves move, plus otter and skunk facts and our articulated figures.
Read →Japandi style without a renovation: the five rules of the look and the small pieces that make it work in a living room, hallway, bedroom and kitchen.
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