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I have successfully scaled this down to 70%. This cute little heart can be used as a key chain, a pendant, or earrings if you print the version with the hole. Without the hole it makes a nice worry stone you can fidget with in your pocket.
I used to use this game with high school students to help teach strategic thinking. It also helped geometry students to start thinking in 3 dimensions. I have taught this to children as young as 4 years old. It is fun to watch a…
I needed a stitch holder (or rather 5 of them) for the blanket I am currently knitting. I was inspired by the lockable stitch marker by osoderholm. The trick was to make the print thick enough that it could hold up to a bit of abuse…
If you want to paper piece a grandma's flower garden quilt but paper piecing just doesn't work for you… I wanted to use the scraps I inherited from my aunt to make a grandma's garden quilt but I could not work with paper pieces. First the…
It takes me a while to use up a whole roll of stamps. This keeps them from unroling in my desk drawer. Easy print. No rafts or supports needed.
I wanted to make a Thanksgiving model to share with family and friends. I have included the plain turkey (no legs) as well as the bobble version. For the no leg version, you need to print the turkey and 7 feathers. For the bobble version,…
I loved the whisker-friendly-cat-bowl by hikree, The cats loved the height so they could eat standing or sitting comfortably, I did not love all the food that Nova spilled all over the floor. I started with a slightly wider bowl and base…
I have wanted an abacus bracelet ever since I saw one on the Instructables website. Unfortunately, my wood working skills were not up to the task. Now that I have a 3D printer, I can have my bracelet and I can share my love of math with…
I tried several times to print the fidget buttons by Iytta but just could not get them to print without fusing together. My only option was to try making my own. This is just the basic button. I plan to add more designs to the outer ring…
I used to teach math and I would challenge my geometry students to arrange 5 squares of paper into as many different shapes as they could. There are 12 different ways to do this --with sides and corners touching. If only the corners were…
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