Wearable TPU Chocolate Bar Patch & Typography (Iron-On on Fabric)
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An ultra-thin, flexible 3D printed TPU patch featuring a bitten chocolate bar and bold typography, heat-pressed directly
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About this project
Turn your 3D printer into a textile customization tool. This project demonstrates how to print ultra-thin, durable, and flexible patches using flexible filament (TPU) and heat-press them permanently onto apparel using a standard home iron or heat press.
The design features a minimalist broken/bitten chocolate bar paired with bold "Chocolat" lettering, utilizing negative space and contrasting filament tones on a white cotton backdrop.
Files & Design Breakdown
Chocolate Bar (Graphic): Sourced and prepared via the Eolexy vector library, extruded to a flat matrix.
"Chocolat" (Typography): Generated via the Eolexy Text tool to ensure crisp, bold kerning that won't distort during heat transfer.
Toolchain: Web vector-to-STL tool (Eolexy.com). Sliced in Bambu Studio Direct iron-on application.