Women's handbag

Couldn't find a handbag I'd truly want to use with my unicorn head outfit so I went ahead and designed one after watching a few tutorials xD. Hope you find it useful too!

You could print this in any filament (I'd presume) but I've only used PLA and TPU. And I've used a soldering iron to make holes in the print where the chain gets attached (A photo is attached). You could drill a small hole into it as well or probably there's better ideas out there. By not designing the holes into the print I've been able to adjust the hole widths later based on various chain types and that made it pretty versatile. The chain that you see in the picture was purchased at a local Target (USA) but I'm sure Amazon has a ton of options for your location as well.

I used this TPU filament from Hatchbox (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07NY9Z28K) and printed it on a direct drive upgraded Ender 3. Side Note: For those of you with a stock Ender 3 (or similar entry level bowden tube setups) I'd suggest sticking to PLA or upgrading your stock bowden tube setup to a direct drive extruder setup to print flexible filaments (I've tried printing flexible filaments on a bowden tube setup and it just jammed for me most of the time, but do give it a try and lmk what happens!).

Another idea is to use the fuzzy option in your slicer for the outermost layer of the print and give it a really interesting texture -

P.S: I didn't want to print the chain as I wanted this to look great and be usable, both of which seemed tough when I tried 3d printing the chain. Have fun!