Saturday, October 31, 2026

Trick or Treat or Bookmark?

 At the Stratford Crop this weekend, we're going trick or treating around the room. Rather than handing out candy, I thought it would be fun to gift away these funky 3D printed sloth bookmarks. They're quite thin but sturdy and measure about 2 inches by 7 inches. I made just over 50 of them and attached a tag. The sloth is our "mascot" for our crop weekends, so this design couldn't be better. Happy Trick or Treating at your house!




Happy Halloween 2026

Darned if someone on my team didn't join me for a Halloween card! Thanks to Jane for this book fold featuring the Oh My Fright bundle. Last halloween card for this year - boo hoo! The wreath made with the ghosts, bats and swirls is a cool way to show this suite off. I hope you get lots of little goblins visiting your house tonight!

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Friday, October 30, 2026

Love 3D Printing treat holders

Another photo of some cool 3D printed gifties I made for the Stratford Crop this weekend. It's so nice to connect with friends and catch up at these weekends, along with sharing resources and a few laughs. This "Boo" sign is about 4.25 inches in width and 2 inches tall, and there's a cute spot on the "o" on the right that holds a Ferrero Rocher candy. No gift would be complete without a handmade card which I've included with these. #love3Dprinting



3D Printed Candy Holder

This weekend I'm away at a crop with 50 crafty friends in Stratford, ON. Everytime I mention this weekend, I'm asked how someone gets an invitation and sadly we are limited by the room space and spots fill up right away. I wanted to share a couple of the gifts I made to hand out over the weekend! First up this very cool 3D printed candy dispenser that with a small mason jar measures 7" in height. The knob really turns and candy comes out the bottom. I thought this would be the ideal gift for my 4 tablemates and the organizer of our event on Halloween weekend. A little chocolate to keep us going from Friday 9am to Sunday 3pm.




Sending Holly Jolly Greetings

Such a sweet Merry Christmas card featuring Christmas Crew from my friend, and Silver Sister, Glenda Mollet. Easy to put together with a few rectangles, a square backdrop for the snowman die cut and some peppermint embellishments. The colour combo really spoke to me and while we haven't seen the snow fly yet, I'm sure it will be here before we know it! Enjoy this card!

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