A simple 3D-printed holder for sidewalk chalk that makes outdoor drawing easier and cleaner. The chalk slides into the holder and can be secured with a rubber band or elastic strap, helping improve grip and making short chalk pieces easier to use. The holder can also be screwed onto a standard broom handle, so kids or adults can draw on sidewalks while standing up — no more bending over, crouching, or drawing on your knees.

This is a very handy hook that was designed specifically for TOSSIG Toilet seat from IKEA (https://www.ikea.com/ca/en/p/tossig-toilet-seat-white-turquoise-80591579/). I mounted it with heavy duty 3M command strips. One can add any type of double sided tape.

Heeler 4WD Family Vehicle. Straight forward model prints with some supports. It is on the small side but one can scale up if needed. I upload the file with 3 colour but if you want you can remove the paint option in studio and print it without like I did in the photo. Enjoy!

My favourite of the bunch, DJ catnip! I probably should have taken more time on the face. Enjoy!

Gabby's Dollhouse Carlita. The main body should be printed with supports. The parts should all snap right into place. I made the wheels work!

The original Montreal Metro Car. If you are from Montreal you can smell the wood breaks and that unforgettable sound of the Metro leaving. I I uploaded 2 models with and without the top emptied in case you wanted this to be functional on your desk.

Baby box from gabby's dollhouse. Print the head as a multi-part with 2 colours, print the body alone and then the arms and legs along. the arms and legs press fit for me but gluing all the parts with super glue is recommended.

Pillow cat from Gabby's Dollhouse. Print the body as a multi-part, give them whatever colour you want and then in a separate print the legs and head. I left the face blank to be drawn in later. Enjoy!