Give your watches the luxurious, awesome storage they deserve--print my steampunk watch box, complete with old timey hardware and a mechanical heart. Very easy to print and assemble.

If you're like me and you need more window sill space for your small/air plants, here's the solution! A colorful and easy to print display system that will fit into most American window casements, or can be mounted on a wall right next to a window. Perfect for displaying your beautiful plants, 3d prints, or small figurines.

Introducing RaeRay Gal, the leader of the Galactic Gardeners! RaeRay is a wanderer from a distant star system leading a loose confederation of travelers drawn from dozens of worlds. I hope you like RaeRay--the latest addition to my ever-growing collection of air plant holders and my first real character design.

The second batch of air plant yoga skeletons were way more popular than I ever imagined! I'm so delighted that people like them, and several of you asked for more or additional poses. So here you go, three more poses: mountain, down dog, and child's pose.

The options aren't great for Hannukah lights so I decided to make some. It would be nice to have some stars and menorahs too, so I might get around to adding those in.

I made this headband to glue @Cy-bea's fantastic Medusa snakes to (https://makerworld.com/en/models/634077-medusa-halloween-costume-cosplay#profileId-559254). Worked perfectly! It's a pretty comfy headband, sits further back on your head and has long arms so it really stays in place, even with all of the snakes glued to it.

I am a big fan of Kaizen3D and have watched his YouTube videos so I could learn how to print on mesh to have flexible textile prints. It's really not that hard and I thought it would be perfect for Halloween. Here are some Halloween-themed items that you can easily print on mesh, cut out, and then glue or sew them onto your costume. But there's lots of ways to use them. Once you get comfortable with the process, you can really do so many things with them.

I'm always trying to think of things to design and print for my goth sister, and when I saw there was a jewelry box competition I knew I had to give it a try! This can hang on a wall, can stand on a counter, or can be laid on its back. The bat hooks are in fixed positions and deep enough that you can stack multiple necklaces on them if you want.

I know a lot of people just want 5 star ratings on their designs, but I find the 4 star (or lower) ones are way more helpful for understanding how to improve. Thanks to everybody who takes the time to offer constructive feedback! Based on that kind of feedback, I just uploaded a revised design of my box lid that's easier to open. Even though it hadn't occurred to me to do otherwise, I think my design will be better for it.

The year before the pandemic Trader Joe's was selling skeletons doing yoga that were also air plant holders. Every year after I hoped they would bring them back, but they never had. When I found Eskalibure's remix of JDPV's yoga skeletons, I knew my quest could finally end! Here are some fun air planters to scatter around your house. Hope you enjoy.

While I was learning to make shapes in CAD, it occurred to me it would be really easy to make some flower earrings. It opens up a whole new world of cheap, customizable jewelry.

I love art deco and I love taking weird photos. I thought others might enjoy this frame as well. You can play around with the coloring and painting to your heart's content to make it completely custom for your chosen photo, or you can print it as I've painted it.

I wanted a minimal and compact bottom and top surface swatch that would fit in a 1x1 sized gridfinity container for easy storage and reference--I can hang them right on the side of my printer.

I've enjoyed the decorative frames I've found here on MakerWorld so much that I thought I'd try to create my own. Hope you like it!

Just another person learning parametric modeling with OnShape.