Wife asked for a more elegant way to organise tissues around the house, so I set out to design something that looked more like décor than a box. I hadn’t seen many vertical tissue holders, and who doesn’t love an arch? The fuzzy skin texture adds a little warmth, while the hidden sliding compartment makes refilling easy without disrupting the clean, seamless front. As a bonus, the vertical design takes up less desk space too. Definitely things to improve - like a locking mechanism at the bottom!

My first time joining a contest, so thought about starting with something thats 'easier' for me and make a decorative 3D sculpture of this spooky looking Grim Reaper character. One version accommodates a tealight and one is more detailed for decorative purposes. All feedback is welcome!

In my effort to get back into drawing, I made this angled marker holder for my IKEA SKÅDIS pegboard to keep all my markers visible and easy to grab. Used this design for the actual peg dimensions. https://www.printables.com/model/73926-ikea-skadis-pegboard-200x200mm It also works really well sitting on a desk as the angle points the markers upwards so they are still easy to see and grab. I am still learning CAD so if you have any tips or suggestions I would be happy to hear them.

I designed this double pen holder to go on our fridge so we always have pens nearby for our calendar. It’s my first real 'functional' design, so still lots to learn – feedback is very welcome! It has two slots for disc magnets so it can attach securely to a metal surface. I used magnets we’d bought a while ago, but the slots should work with similar sizes +/- super glue. If you try it out, I’d love to hear your thoughts or see your prints.