All templates
Every customisable 3D print template on Filamora Studios: storage, Gridfinity, home, personalised, desk, toys and Christmas.
Parametric Box: Storage box with optional lid and dividers.
Plant Pot: Tapered pot with drainage hole and saucer.
Phone Stand: Adjustable-angle stand in classic, solid wedge, folded A-frame or window-back styles, with cable slot.
Gridfinity Bin: Stackable Gridfinity storage bin with dividers, label shelf and optional magnets.
Gridfinity Baseplate: Grid that Gridfinity bins lock into. Optional magnet base.
Name Plate: Raised or engraved text plate with fonts, border, keyring or screw holes.
Pencil Pot: Desk pot in round, hex, square, fluted or tiered-trio shapes, with ribbed, dotted, knurled or wave textures, twist, slanted top and compartments.
Cable Clip: Snap-in cable holders for 1 to 8 cables: stick-on, screw-mount or desk-edge clamp.
Headphone Stand: Freestanding or A-frame stand, or a desk-edge, under-desk, wall or stick-on hook.
Name Keyring: Chunky stand-up name keyrings in two colours. Comma-separate names to print a batch.
Stepped Name Keyring: Overlapping letters that alternate tall and short for a layered look. Two colours, batches and plate filling.
Street Sign: London-style street sign with your own name, corner code and bottom line, in three colours.
Brick Pot: Giant building brick desk pot, stood on end with studs on the side. Choose studs across and up, size and depth.
Number Plate Keyring: Number plate keyrings with your own registration or slogan: yellow, white or black plates with raised letters in a black frame. Turn the frame off to print with just two filament changes; comma-separate to print a batch.
Name Desk Tidy: Desk tidy with a name in big block letters across the front. The box sizes itself to the name, with 1 to 8 compartments. Prints upright without supports.
Initial & Name: A big stand-up initial with a name in script across the front, in two colours with just one filament change. Or print the name separately and glue it on.
Door Sign: Railway-style door sign with notched corners, a framed coloured panel and raised lettering. Countersunk screw holes or double-sided tape.
Christmas Ornaments: Baubles, stars, trees, hearts and stockings with a raised name and year and a hanging loop. One filament change; comma-separate names for the whole family.
Gift Tags: Gift and stocking tags with a name and an optional From line, and a ribbon hole. Luggage, round, star and heart shapes, in batches.
Pet Tags: Bone, round, heart or star pet tags: the name raised on the front, a phone number engraved in the back, and a ring hole.
Cake Topper: One or two lines of script on pointed stakes, joined into one strong piece. Flat in one colour, or with the letters raised in a second.
Name Cookie Cutter: A cookie cutter in the shape of a name, with a matching stamp that presses the letters into the cookie.
Place Cards: Wedding and party place cards with each guest's name raised on the card, and a slotted stand for each. Paste in the guest list.
House Number Plaque: A big house number with the street name under it, framed on a rounded, oval, arched or railway-style plaque. Screw holes or tape.
Plant Markers: Garden plant markers: a label with raised text on a pointed stake. Comma-separate plants to print a batch.
Gridfinity Labels: Labels sized to the Gridfinity bin's label shelf, one per compartment, with raised text in a second colour.
Halloween Decorations: Pumpkins, bats and ghosts with a name and a hanging loop: decorations or trick-or-treat bag tags. One filament change; comma-separate names for a batch.
Filament Swatches: Swatch cards printed in each filament, with brand, material, colour and temperatures engraved, a 0.2–1 mm see-through strip and a ring hole.
Table Numbers: Wedding and event table numbers: a word over a big number on an arched, square or round card, with a sturdy stand. Type 1-12 for a set.
Name Puzzle: A kids' name puzzle: chunky letters in bright colours that lift out of their own pockets in a board, each with a knob for small hands.
Lithophane: Turn a photo into a lithophane: a thin panel that shows the picture when lit from behind. Framed, with a stand; prints standing up for the finest detail.
Bookmarks: Bookmarks with a name or short quote running up their length and a tassel hole: rounded, ribbon-ended or arched. Comma-separate for a batch.
Coaster Set: Round, square or hexagon coasters with a monogram and rim in a second colour, raised or inlaid flush and printed face down for a glassy smooth top, with recesses for stick-on rubber feet and a holder for the stack.
SKÅDIS Accessories: Hooks, shelves and bins for IKEA SKÅDIS pegboards, with clips that print separately for strength. Slot and board sizes are adjustable.
Battery Organiser: Labelled rows for AAA, AA, C, D, 18650 and 9 V batteries and coin cells, stood upright so they're easy to grab.
Game & Memory Card Holder: Slots for Nintendo Switch game cards, SD and microSD cards and USB sticks in labelled rows, with a slip-on lid.
Snowflake Name: Every name grows its own six-armed snowflake, with the name across the middle. A keyring, tree ornament or fridge magnet, in two colours and in batches.
Magic Santa Key: A big ornate key so Santa can get in when there's no chimney, with the name raised along the shaft and a star, snowflake, holly or heart bow.
Advent Numbers: Numbers 1 to 24 (or any range) as tags or tokens in alternating colours, to number advent bags, boxes or a garland.
Tree Topper Star: A faceted star with a raised initial, on a socket that sits on the top of the tree. Two pieces that print flat and upright, with no supports.
Flexi Name Critter: A dragon, snake or caterpillar with a letter of the name on each segment. Prints flat and wiggles straight off the plate, with no supports; a clearance test print tunes the joints to your printer.
Flexi Keyring: A little print-in-place flexi snake, dragon or caterpillar on a keyring loop, with a short name or just a few wiggly segments.
Fidget Spinner: A 2 to 5 arm spinner for 608 skateboard bearings, with a press-fit pocket sized to your printer, bearing or M8 nut weights, and finger caps with an initial.
Spinner Ring: A ring with a spinning outer band, printed in place standing up. Pick a UK or US ring size; smooth, ridged, twisted or dotted.
Twisted Vase: Polygon, star, wave or round vases that twist as they rise, in bulb, tulip, hourglass and other profiles. Solid for spiral vase mode, or with walls.
Card Deck Box: A deck box sized to your cards and deck, sleeved or not: Magic, Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh!, playing cards or tarot, with a thumb notch, a lid that rests on a ledge and text on the front.
Spool Hub Adapter: Fits any spool's centre hole to your holder's spindle or rod, with crush ribs for a firm grip and an optional 608 bearing for smooth running. Prints in pairs.
Drawer Organiser: A tray sized to the inside of your drawer with a grid of compartments, scooped floors and rounded corners. Bigger than your plate? It splits into trays that sit side by side.
Name Fridge Magnets: Names as chunky outlined magnets with raised letters in a second colour, or a magnet for every letter. Pockets for round magnets go where the shape is thickest. Comma-separate for a batch.
Trinket Dish: A heart, round, hexagon, flower or square dish for rings and keys, with an initial or short name raised on the floor in a second colour.
Infinity Cube: Eight bevelled cubes hinged in a ring that folds over and over without end. Prints flat in one go with the hinges already working, in one colour, two or a rainbow.
Keyboard Fidget Keychain: A name on real clicky keyboard keys: a tray for MX-style switches with a keyring loop, and a keycap for each letter with the letter inlaid in a second colour.
Smart Drawer Organiser: Enter your drawer and pick what goes in it, from pens and batteries to scissors and cutlery. It plans a bin for each, fits them to the drawer and fills the rest with spare bins, each printed on its own.
Ridge Bag Clip: A ribbed U-shaped clip for crisp, cereal and freezer bags, with a ring you slide along to clamp it shut: the further it goes, the tighter it grips. Choose the length, ribs and colours. Prints flat with no supports.
Name Wall Hooks: A plate with a name and a row of strong hooks for coats, bags or keys. The hooks print on their side so they won't snap, then slide down into dovetail slots in the plate. Choose the number of hooks, their size and spacing, and screw holes or a flat back for adhesive strips.
Perpetual Desk Calendar: Two date cubes and three month bars in a stand, with an optional name on the front: turn the cubes and swap the bars and it shows any date, every year. Numbers and months are engraved, or filled in a second colour.
Ridge Wall Hooks: A J hook or a coat hook with a second prong, printed on its side so the bend is strong. Screw it up, hang it on hidden keyholes, or slide it onto a wall plate or rail.
Ridge Shower Hook: A ribbed Ridge hook that sits on top of your glass shower screen (or a square rail) on a flat top, with a deep hook below for sponges, caddies and towels. Set the glass thickness, the back and the drop. Prints on its side with no supports.
Ridge Door Hook: An over-door hook in the ribbed Ridge style, with a thin strip over the top so the door still closes, and one or two hooks down the front for coats, towels and bags. Set it to your door's thickness.
Ridge Desk Hook: A ribbed Ridge hook that clamps to the edge of your desk with a printed thumbscrew, for headphones and bags. The nut and screw print separately so their threads come out clean. Set it to your desk's thickness.
Ridge Slide Clip: A slide-on bag clip in the ribbed Ridge style: one springy loop with arms that close in, and a curled lip so the folded top of the bag slides straight in. No ring to lose. Choose the length, how tight it grips and how many. Prints on its side with no supports.
Ridge Phone Stand: A phone stand in the ribbed Ridge style: one bundle bent up to a rounded peak and down the slope your phone leans on, with a ledge and lip to hold it. Set the angle, the height, your phone's thickness with its case, and the width. Prints on its side with no supports.
Ridge Hanger Hook: A ribbed Ridge connector that sits over the top of a clothes hanger, its wire neck through a hole in the top, with a hook down one side or both to hang more hangers below. Matches outfits, saves rail space. Set it to your hangers' thickness.
Ridge Cable Tidy: A ribbed Ridge loop that holds a coiled charger cable together: push the cable in through the gap in its side and it snaps in and stays. Choose the size inside, the gap for your cable and the width. Prints on its side with no supports.
Ridge Toothpaste Squeezer: A ribbed Ridge squeezer: thread the end of the tube through its slot and slide it up to get every last bit out. Works for creams, paints and glues too. Set the slot to the tube's width. Prints flat with no supports.
Line Art Ornaments: Tree decorations drawn in one joined-up line, like wire: a swirly tree with a bow, a bauble with a heart, a heart snowflake, a stocking, a candy cane and more. Flat, one colour, no supports.
Ribbed Christmas Trees: Tiered trees with fine pleated ribs from top to toe, alone or as a family of three sizes. Every tier flares out at 45°, so they print standing up with no supports, solid or in vase mode.
Ribbed Finial Bauble: A turned, ribbed bauble: a finial with rings and a long drop, a teardrop, an onion dome or a round ball. Prints in two halves lying flat, lined up with filament pins and glued.
Christmas Napkin Holder: Two Christmas trees, snowmen, bells or presents with a star, heart or snowflake cut out, standing in a base with the napkins between them. Three flat pieces that push together.
Christmas Napkin Rings: Napkin rings topped with a star, tree, snowman, gingerbread man and more, the details raised in a second colour, and each guest's name on a plaque underneath. Paste in the guest list.
Christmas Tree Snack Tray: A Christmas tree tray in two to four sections that sit together, each in its own colour with your words raised on the floor among little snowflakes. Each section prints flat on its own.
Advent Calendar Drawers: A cabinet of little drawers to fill, numbered 1 to 24 (or any grid and start), shuffled or in order, with a word on an arched top. The cabinet prints on its back and the drawers upright, with no supports.
Christmas Shaped Box: A gingerbread man, tree, star, bauble, stocking, snowman, heart, present or bell box with a drop-in lid. The lid prints face down with its icing, details and a name inlaid in a second colour.
Impossible Passthrough: A twisted star tube with windows down its sides, and twisted cones, balls and teardrops that only get through it by screwing along the twist. Everything prints standing up with no supports.
Dumpling Clicker: A pleated bao bun with a smiley face in a bamboo steamer, with a lid. Press the bun and it clicks: it's the keycap on a real MX-style keyboard switch hidden in the steamer. One to four buns, each in its own colour.
Ice Cream Clicker: A soft-serve twist, a piped swirl or stacked rings in a waffle cone with a smiley face, on a keyring. Press the ice cream and it clicks: it's the keycap on a real MX-style keyboard switch hidden in the cone.
Personalise Your Model: Add a name to your own STL or 3MF, from My Library or your computer: stand it on a name plate, raise the name on one of its sides, or cut it in. In your own colours for a multi-colour printer.
Animal Clicker: A cat, dog, bear, panda, bunny, mouse, frog, pig, fox, owl, hamster, unicorn or dinosaur peeping out of a little flowerpot with a keyring tab. Press its head and it clicks: it's the keycap on a real MX-style keyboard switch hidden in the pot. One to four animals, each in its own colour.
Halloween Clicker: A pumpkin, a black cat in a witch's hat, a ghost or a bat peeping out of a cauldron with slime dripping off its rim. Press its head and it clicks: it's the keycap on a real MX-style keyboard switch hidden in the cauldron. One to four characters, each with its own face.
Ribbed Pumpkin: A lobed pumpkin in any size: a jar with a lid and stalk, an open candy bowl or a solid decoration. Cut a jack-o'-lantern face through for an LED tea light. Prints standing up with no supports.
Photo Bauble: Your photo as a lithophane in a round, heart or star bauble, with a cap and hanging loop and a line of text across the bottom. Hang it in front of the tree lights and the picture shows through.
Christmas Clicker: Santa, a reindeer, a snowman, an elf, a gingerbread man, a penguin in a bobble hat, a polar bear or a Christmas tree peeping out of a pot with snow on its rim. Press its head and it clicks: it's the keycap on a real MX-style keyboard switch hidden in the pot. A stocking filler, on a keyring.
Stocking Holder: A name plaque that clips over the edge of the mantel shelf, sized to its thickness, with a hook for the stocking below. Stars, snowflakes, trees or hearts either side of the name. Paste the family's names for one each.
Gift Card Tree: A Christmas tree on a base with a slot in front for a gift card or folded notes, like a present under the tree, and a name along the base. A gold star on top, garlands and baubles on the tree.
Gridfinity Cutout Bin: A Gridfinity bin with pockets sized for what goes in it, as many as fit: AA, AAA, C, 9 V and 18650 batteries, coin cells, hex bits, SD and microSD cards, USB sticks, pens, screwdrivers, or a numbered set of drill bits or hex keys. Or your own round holes or slots.
Gridfinity Wall Plate: A Gridfinity baseplate for the wall, with magnet holes in every cell so bins with magnets hang on it. Clips onto IKEA SKÅDIS pegboard, goes up on countersunk screws, or sticks on with strips.
Clicker Display Stand: Tiered steps for a collection of clickers, each row higher than the one in front so every face shows, with a socket for each pot and a name along the front. Sized to match your clickers, for pots or Halloween cauldrons.
Christmas Village House: A little house for your Christmas village, to light up with an LED tealight: windows and an arched door cut through its walls, a snowy roof and chimney, on a snowy base with a name along the front. Choose its size, roof pitch and windows.
Santa Treat Plate: A plate for Christmas Eve, with words curving round the top and a name round the bottom, a ring for the glass of milk, a cookie with a bite out of it and a carrot for the reindeer, inlaid in a second colour.
Christmas Card Display: Stepped rows of slots that hold your Christmas cards up, each row higher than the one in front, with a tree at each end and words along the front. Sized to your widest card.
Name Lantern: A lantern to stand over an LED tealight, with a name round the front and stars, hearts or snowflakes round the back, thinned from the inside so they glow when it's lit, like a lithophane. Prints standing up with no supports.
Pet Bowl Stand: A raised stand for one to three food and water bowls, with a hole sized to each bowl, the pet's name inlaid along the top and arches round the sides so it stands on legs. Prints upside down with no supports.
Name Train: A steam engine pulling a carriage for each letter of a name, in up to four colours, for a bedroom door. Each piece prints flat and they join with dovetails on the couplings, so long names fit the plate.
Ridge Plant Hanger: A ribbed Ridge wall bracket for a hanging basket: a plate with two countersunk screw holes, an arm out from the wall with a hook curling up at its end, and a brace under it. Choose the reach, height and hook. Prints on its side with no supports.
Gridfinity Lid: A lid that sits in a Gridfinity bin's stacking lip to keep the dust out: flat, with a label inlaid and a grip, or with baseplate pockets on top so more bins stack on it. Any size up to 6 × 6.
Under-desk Drawer: A drawer that slides on two rails screwed up under your desk, its top edges riding on 45° lips so it runs straight and every part prints without supports. Sized inside to what you'll keep in it.
Elf Props: Props for your elf on the shelf, each with the elf's name: a little door for the skirting board with a window, knob and name sign, a sign on a post with your own message, or a sledge. No supports needed.
Name Bunting: Bunting with a flag for each letter of a name or message, in turn in up to three colours, with a star between words. Pennants, swallowtails or banners, each printed flat with two holes for a ribbon.
Halloween Garland: A garland of bats, ghosts and pumpkins with their faces inlaid, each printed flat with two holes for string or ribbon. Choose one kind or all three in turn, how many and how big.
Clicker Gift Box: A gift box sized to one of your clickers, with a socket that holds it upright and a slip-on lid with a heart, star or round window to peep through and a name. For animal, Halloween and Christmas clickers.
Medal Hanger: A bold word or name (RUN, SWIM, yours) standing on a bar, with pegs standing out underneath, spaced for medal ribbons, a second line inlaid along the bar and countersunk screw holes. Prints flat with no supports.
Family Toothbrush Holder: A fluted holder with a hole for each person's toothbrush and their name in front of it, plus one for the toothpaste. Each hole drains through a channel out of the back. Paste in the family's names.
Name Pencil Toppers: A name to slide onto a pencil: a chunky grip with the pencil running right through it, or a topper on the end, the letters standing up in a second colour. Paste in a class list or party guests and fill the plate. No supports.
Dice Tower: Drop your dice in the top and they tumble down baffles inside, out through an arch into a tray that slides onto the foot of the tower, and turns over as its lid when you're done. A name or phrase up the front, sized to your biggest die, no supports.
Poop-Bag Holder: A holder for a roll of dog poop bags that clips to the lead, with the dog's name standing out up the front, a hole in the bottom to pull the bags through and a screw-on cap with a paw print. Sized to your roll.
Valentine's Clicker: A teddy with a heart nose, a love bug, a kitten with a bow or a strawberry peeping out of a pink pot with a red rim. Press its head and it clicks: it's the keycap on a real MX-style keyboard switch hidden in the pot.
Easter Clicker: A chick, a bunny, a lamb or a painted Easter egg peeping out of a cracked eggshell (or a grassy pot). Press its head and it clicks: it's the keycap on a real MX-style keyboard switch hidden in the pot.
Tilted Desk Organiser: A desk organiser that leans back, with slotted sides and a ribbed front, and drop-in sections across each row: holes for pens, pencils, markers, highlighters or glue sticks; shallow slots so SD cards, USB sticks, business cards, sticky notes or your phone stand up and show; a scooped tray for paper clips; a tape roll on a post; or open. Set each section's width in units until your things fit. Everything has a floor and prints as it sits, with no supports.
Word Cloud: Words that mean something packed into a heart, circle, star or rectangle, the biggest in the middle and every word again smaller and smaller filling the gaps, with little hearts among them. Download it as a PDF to print and frame, in up to five colours, or 3D print it as a plaque with the words raised or inlaid flush, a filament for each colour. A thank-you for a nursery or teacher, a wedding or a birthday.
Capsule Vending Machine: Fill the hopper with capsules, turn the knob, and one drops out into the cup at the front: a drum with two pockets turns under the hopper and clicks every half turn. Sized to your capsules (28, 32, 45, 50 mm or anything between), with a printed screen in honeycomb, hearts, stars and more, or a window for a clear sheet. No supports, no screws.
Table Names: Wedding and party table names, with an optional small line over each (Table, or Table 1, 2, 3...). Print them on paper as folded tent cards or flat cards to cut out, or 3D print them with raised lettering and a stand each. Rounded, square or arched, with a line or double border.
Kindle Insert: A picture to slip behind your Kindle or Kobo in a clear case, cut to fit your model: polka dots, florals, stars, gingham and more, or your favourite bookish words filling it, with a line like Just one more chapter on a label. Print it on paper and cut it out, or 3D print it as a thin plate with the picture inlaid flush.
Phone Case Insert: A picture for the back of a clear phone case, cut to fit with the camera cut out (or under the camera bar): iPhone 14 to 18 Pro, Samsung Galaxy and Pixel sizes, or your own. A pattern, your favourite words, your photo or plain, with a line of text. Print it on paper and cut it out, or 3D print it as a thin plate.
Tablet Case Insert: A picture for the back of a clear tablet case, cut to fit with the camera cut out: iPad, iPad Air, iPad Pro, iPad mini and Galaxy Tab sizes or your own. A pattern, your favourite words, your photo or plain, with a line of text. Print it and cut it out, or 3D print it as a thin plate.
Definition Print: A word set like a dictionary entry, for the kitchen, a gift or the office: the word large, its syllables and pronunciation, numbered meanings, synonyms and a line to finish. Coffee, Mum, Gin or any word you like, ranged left or centred, from 5 × 7 in to A3, to print and frame.
Family Tree Print: A painted autumn tree with a heart on its branches for each of the family, their name handwritten in it, and your family name and a year underneath. Up to ten names, spread out whatever the number, or use your own tree picture. To print and frame, from A4 to 11 × 14 in.
Letter Tile Family Print: Your family's names as a crossword of wooden letter tiles, each crossing another where they share a letter, with the letter values on the tiles and the word score at the bottom, under your family name in script. Pets end in a paw-print tile. Shuffle for another layout, then print and frame.
Gift Ticket: A surprise as a ticket to give: you are going to see the show, the match, the concert or the trip away, with the venue and date, a barcode and a message down the stub, in gold, silver, rose gold or any colour. Three to a page to print and cut, or print for foiling with a laser printer and toner foil.
Scratch to Reveal Card: A surprise under a scratch-off sticker: who it is for, Happy Birthday or Merry Christmas, a message, little stars and gifts, and the secret printed in a circle the size of a round scratch-off sticker. Birthday, Christmas, pregnancy news or a date night, in gold or any colour, to print and cut.
Calendar Print: A month as a calendar with the special day marked with a heart or a circle: your wedding, a birth, the day you met. The month in script, a line over it and the names under it, to print and frame.
Coordinates Print: A special place as its coordinates in fine type: where you met, married or first lived. The place name, the latitude and longitude, a heart or map pin, the date and your names, to print and frame.
Subway Word Art: House rules, kitchen rules or family words as subway art: each line as wide as the page so the sizes vary, in bold, light and script type and your colours, under a heading. To print and frame.
Star Map: The night sky as it was over a place at a moment: your wedding, a birth, the night you met. Every star you could see, worked out for the date, time and place, in a circle with a title, the place, the date and the coordinates. Navy and gold, light or black and white, to print and frame.
Map Print: The streets round a special place in a heart, circle or square: where you got engaged, married, met or first lived. The spot marked with a heart or pin, your names over it, and the place, date and coordinates under it. Every road and path from OpenStreetMap, as crisp lines to print and frame. UK for now.
Map Plaque: The streets round a special place raised on a plaque in a heart, circle or square: where you got engaged, married or first lived. Main roads stand taller than streets, rivers and the sea are inlaid flush in their own colour, a raised heart marks the spot and your names go on a tab underneath. Prints flat with no supports; each colour is its own part for an AMS. UK for now.
Street Card Print: Your street as a board-game property card: a bold border, a band in one of the board's colours, the street's name and your house number. Or the title deed look, with rows like a rent table (Rent: Love), and picture and token cards for the family's jokes (Mum's Taxi, the Kettle Company) with a picture or your photo. One for each home you've lived in makes a set. To print and frame.
Christmas Stockings Print: A stocking for each of the family hanging from the mantel, every name on its cuff, with Merry Christmas underneath. Pets get a little stocking with a paw print. Red, red and green, navy and gold or pastel; plain, stripes, dots or snowflakes; a garland, a plain mantel or a string with pegs. To print and frame.
Family Print: Our Family and everyone in it: a heart balloon each in its own colour with the name written down its curly string, or the names in a row with a little heart under each. Pets get a paw print, and anyone remembered a halo. To print and frame.
Text Poster: Your own words, big and bold, a word or a few to a line: every letter, word or line in a different colour, or all in one, over a plain colour, stripes, gingham, checks or dots. Wall art to print and frame.
Birth Stats Poster: The day they were born, in little tiles under their name and a string of bunting: the date in words and the day of the week, the time on a clock, the weight on scales, where, and sunrise and sunset there that day, the Chinese year, star sign and birthstone (all worked out for you), the number one song, the price of a stamp and the parents. To print and frame for the nursery.
Picture Bookmarks: Bookmarks with a pattern, a word cloud of bookish words or your own photo, a name or a quote, and a tassel hole: several to a page to print and cut, or 3D printed flat with the picture inlaid.
Labels & Tags: A sheet of labels or tags, one for each name or word: gift tags with a ribbon hole, advent numbers 1 to 24, pantry and spice jar labels, school name labels. Luggage tags, rounds, stars, baubles and trees to cut out, or printed onto standard Avery sticky label sheets.
Seating Plan: A wedding or party seating plan: your tables and who sits at each, under a heading, as a poster from A4 to A1. Sage, blush or navy and gold, with your fonts and colours.
Wedding Stationery: Wedding stationery in one look: a welcome sign, menus, the order of the day, favour tags and drink tokens, with your names, date, fonts and colours shared across every piece. Print at home or at a print shop.
Reading Tracker: A page to fill in as you read: shelves of book spines to colour in, one for each book of your goal, or a reading log with lines for the title and stars to rate each one.
Reward Chart: A star chart for a child's jobs: their name, the tasks down the side, the days across the top, and a star, heart, circle or box to fill in each day, with the reward along the bottom.
Name Colouring & Tracing: A child's name in big bubble letters to colour, with stars and hearts round it, or rows of it to trace on handwriting lines.
Word Search: A word search from your own words, for a party, a class or Christmas: easy, medium or hard, the words to find under the grid, and the answers on a second page. Shuffle for a new puzzle.
Birth Announcement Print: A nursery print for a new baby: their name, a line of welcome and their birth details (date, time, weight, length) under a moon and stars or a heart, from 5 × 7 in to A3.
Letter from Santa: A letter from the North Pole on parchment-coloured paper, with the child's name, age, a good deed and their wish dropped into it, a red and green border with stars at the corners, a Nice List stamp and Santa's signature. To print at home.
Wine Glass Charms: An open ring that springs onto the stem of a glass, with a guest's name or initial standing up on a label, round, heart or star tag, so everyone knows whose glass is whose. Paste in the guest list for a set.
Cookie Stamp: Press it into biscuit dough or icing and it leaves your words: the letters stand up back to front on a round, square, heart or star plate with a border, and a knob handle plugs into its back.
Christmas Cracker Toys: A little personalised present for each guest's cracker, small enough to fit the tube: a lucky coin with their name, a spinning top with their initial, a flexi snake keyring or a spinner ring.
Personalised Controller Stand: A games controller stands in it, leaning back, with the gamer's name raised on a sloping front panel. Sized to your controller, it prints standing up with no supports.
Moon Phase Print: The Moon just as it was on a night that matters, worked out from the date and time: lit and shadowed, with the nights either side in a row, the phase named, and your title, names and date. To print and frame.
Race Route Print: A run, ride or walk from its GPX file as a bold line over the streets it went through, with the start and a chequered flag at the finish, and the event, your name, distance, time and pace. To print and frame.
Family Recipe Print: A treasured recipe set as a print for the kitchen: from whose kitchen, its name with a sprig either side, the ingredients beside the numbered method, and a line to finish. To print and frame.
Pet House Rules Print: House Rules by your dog or cat: each rule by a paw print, the pet's name in a flowing hand and the dog or cat at the foot of the page. Funny wall art to print and frame.
Our Story Timeline: The milestones of your story down a line, each a dot with a little picture (a heart, a ring, a house, a pram, a paw), its date on one side and what happened on the other. An anniversary print to frame.
Song Lyric Record Print: The words of your song spiralling round the groove of a vinyl record to its label, with the song's name, and your title, names and date under it. A first dance print to frame.
New Home Print: The front of a house drawn from parts you choose (floors, windows, roof, door, chimney, plants) with your number on the door, and Our First Home, your names, the address and the date under it.
Luggage Tag: A sturdy tag for a suitcase, with the name standing out big, a line or two under it, a little plane and a strap slot. A rounded tag or one shaped like a suitcase.
Pet Memorial Plaque: A keepsake for a much-loved pet: an arch, heart or round plaque with a paw print, a dog or a cat, the name, years and a line of your own. It stands on a prop, goes on a garden stake or hangs.
Kids' Bike Plate: A race plate for the handlebars with a big number and the rider's name, or a number plate for the back of a scooter or balance bike, with cable-tie slots.
Noughts and Crosses Travel Set: A little tray for the pieces with a lid that drops into its top, the grid and a name raised on it, so the lid is the board. Five crosses and five noughts in two colours.
Tooth Fairy Box: A box shaped like a tooth for a lost tooth to wait under the pillow, with a push-on lid and the child's name and stars inlaid flush in its top.
Jewellery Stand: A tree for necklaces and bracelets, its branches turned up at the ends, with a bar of earring holes, standing in an oval ring dish with a name on its floor.
Lithophane Lamp: A photo wrapped all the way round a cylinder, thin where it's bright and thick where it's dark, so it glows with the picture over an LED tealight in its base.
Terrain Relief: The hills and valleys round a place as a raised 3D tile, from real height data, with its name along the front and its peaks in a second colour. Square, round or hexagonal.
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