Thermoformed Candy Cane Ornament
The snowflake ornament was barely uploaded before I started cutting a candy cane into the same shell, so here's number two.
It works the same way as the last one: two mesh halves print flat, you heat them and form them over the mold, then bring them together into a full round ball with a cap on top for the ribbon or hook. The difference is all on the face — white candy canes laid across the red mesh with little dots scattered around them, which reads really well from a few feet away on a lit tree. A small printed pin closes it up at the base.
The nice part is that the mold carries over. If you printed the snowflake, you don't print anything new but the halves, and I'd like to keep it that way as more designs in this series show up.
Thank you for being here while this series grows. Your support is what lets me keep making these little seasonal ones instead of only the big projects — and it genuinely means a lot. If you hang one on your tree this year, send me a photo. I love seeing the color combinations people come up with. 🎄
Comments (5)
Basically any of the Christmas ones
Hi thanks for the reply. No not using Bambi studio as attempting to cut them on a Creality k2 plus so using the slicer on the latest version of Creality print
I see, yeah, in that case you need to apply the proper settings. Do you have some specific ones you want to try so I can get them to you in the proper settings?
Hi was just about to join, but tried one of your files from makers world ( candy cane ornament) first to see if they were good, and they down load and print as a solid shape rather than a mesh, any ideas why, as dont want to join untill ive sorted this.
Hi! First off, thank you for trying my files <3 Can you let me know if you use Bambu studio or a different software?