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Handmade 3D Printed Gifts
Every piece is printed and hand-finished to order in our small UK workshop.
Choosing a 3D printed gift
Most of what we make falls into one of four groups, and which one suits depends far more on the person than on the price.
- Novelty wine bottle holders are the safest bet for someone hard to buy for. They sit out on a worktop all year rather than going in a drawer, and the goose and dragon in particular tend to get commented on.
- Mood lamps suit someone setting up a new room. They are the pieces people keep longest, and at £15 to £24 they carry the most perceived value of anything we make.
- Garden pieces work for gardeners and for children. Wind spinners and fairy houses both read as a small treat rather than clutter.
- Wall art is the quietest option, and the one to pick when you know the room but not the taste.
Lead time matters more than you think
Nothing here is sitting in a warehouse. Each piece is printed for your order, which is why the colour choices are real choices rather than whatever is left in stock. It also means you should allow around ten days before you need it in your hands. If a date is tight, say so on the order and we will tell you honestly whether it is achievable rather than guess.
Frequently asked questions
How long does a handmade 3D printed gift take to arrive?
Each piece is made to order, so allow around ten days from order to dispatch, plus postage. UK delivery starts at £4.95 and is free once the order passes £30.
Can I choose the colours?
On most pieces, yes. Where a product has a colour picker you choose from our live filament palette on the product page. If you leave it blank we pick a colour that suits the piece.
Are these gifts suitable for children?
The garden ornaments and fairy houses are popular with children, but they are decorative pieces rather than toys and are not suitable for under-3s because of smaller printed details.
What are the pieces made from?
PLA, a plant-based plastic made from fermented plant starch. It is BPA-free and, unlike most plastics, not petroleum derived.