Penolopy Bulnick

Neat! I love how you were inspired by an existing puzzle and made something fun and new :)

That's such a good idea!Did you have to design any extra space in with the pieces so they fit together and make allowances for the print, or are they exact cutouts? What online service did you use to get them printed?

Thank you :)

Yes! Thanks for sharing that :)

Thank you! I always found it fun and easy to do :)

Sorry about that :) I added this above, does it help make it make a little more sense?: To make the holes have an angle, I created a cutout separately that went in on the bottom just using basic shapes. I filled in the hole in the letter so that there was no hole at all anymore, and lined up my new hole cut out where the old holes used to be.

Such a unique puzzle design! I just love it :)

Neat idea! Do you think you could embed a video of it working? I tried to download the one you have but it wasn't working for me.

I love the celtic designs you carved :)

Looks like a great little robot! I like that you included a little video at the end :)

A homemade box makes a gift that much more special :)

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That is such a cute idea to make crystallized snowflakes :)

Neat idea! Do you have a picture of how the mechanism is set up inside it?

That is an awesome gingerbread creation :)

That's such a great little chair! Awesome job putting it together :)

Great place to have a hiding spot :)

Thank you :)

Yeah, those two came out really well :)

What a great little drone! I love the clean design of the body :)

Sounds delciious and can feed so many people!

Sounds like it could work :) The important thing is that the extruder doesn't get caught on anything.

That's such a cute little decoration :)

As long as you can get it to work and you like the way it looks, that's what matters :)

Hi!Let me see if writing it out helps. When you get to row 18, you should have 36 stitches around. So for row 18 you need to: Slip Stitch - Single Crochet - Increase Double Crochet - Increase Double Crochet - Single Crochet - Slip Stitch - RepeatNow you should have 48 stitches Next is: Slip Stitch - Slip Stitch - Single Crochet - Increase Double Crochet - Increase Double Crochet - Single Crochet - Slip Stitch - Slip Stitch Dose seeing it written out instead of all mashed together as abbreviations help at all?

Interesting design for a nightstand :)

That sounds delicious!

Really nice job putting this together :)

Fun designs! The string one is my favorite :)

They might like tissue paper too! Though I think either way you'll have quite the mess :)

Such a great way to make embossed notebooks :) So many possibilities!

This is such a fun style! So once you have all the squares, do you line them up and serge them together? or do you sew then serge?

Such a beautiful strudel!

Thank you again :) and yeah it's good to do research. There are so many printers out there at different price points. My husband is the researcher in my family and picked out the two printers we eventually ended up with (one first then the other was a gift for me a while later). The Creality CR10 was our first one and is good but I think it's better for someone who knows how to fiddle and maintain them. I don't think I could handle it on my own.The Prusa MK3 is the new one that I use all the time and it's really nice. It's at a much higher price point but you can save money if you get the kit and assemble it yourself (which my husband did). Things to take into consideration is if it needs to be assembled and you feel you can assemble it, what people say about maintaining it (if will tak...

Thank you again :) and yeah it's good to do research. There are so many printers out there at different price points. My husband is the researcher in my family and picked out the two printers we eventually ended up with (one first then the other was a gift for me a while later). The Creality CR10 was our first one and is good but I think it's better for someone who knows how to fiddle and maintain them. I don't think I could handle it on my own.The Prusa MK3 is the new one that I use all the time and it's really nice. It's at a much higher price point but you can save money if you get the kit and assemble it yourself (which my husband did). Things to take into consideration is if it needs to be assembled and you feel you can assemble it, what people say about maintaining it (if will take a lot fiddling down the road or if it's a use right out of the box and you'll always be good to go type of thing), and what filament it takes (probably want 1.75mm and PLA, the more filaments it can take the better, but PLA is the most basic and easiest to get ABS I've heard is nice but I don't want to get into fiddling with it). Oh one thing that is important for me is ease of changing filament. The Creality is physically hard to change it and the Prusa it's super super easy. That's something you might not think about while shopping but once you start printing, you certainly think about it. Again, I'm no expert, but these are things at least I think are worth thinking about. You really gotta watch videos of people using and reviewing them, but first find prices and find ones in the range you want and go from there. It's no fun to find an awesome printer and then find out it costs thousands of dollars :P

Thank you :)Hmm, for me personally, it helps if you have someone to learn from. My husband showed me how to get started on the printer and then once you know the basics it's easier to go from there. But really, as long as you read directions or watch tutorials online, I think you can definitely get it. If you mean using the printer itself.As for creating 3D designs, also definitely ;) There are so many different programs that cater to different skill levels. I use Tinkercad which I think is really easy to use (I was hesitant when I first tried and kept getting frustrated, but with everything, it's all about sticking with it). I mean, just like anyone else, I had no knowledge going into 3D printing and actually initially had no interest. But once my husband got a printer I thought, well,...

Thank you :)Hmm, for me personally, it helps if you have someone to learn from. My husband showed me how to get started on the printer and then once you know the basics it's easier to go from there. But really, as long as you read directions or watch tutorials online, I think you can definitely get it. If you mean using the printer itself.As for creating 3D designs, also definitely ;) There are so many different programs that cater to different skill levels. I use Tinkercad which I think is really easy to use (I was hesitant when I first tried and kept getting frustrated, but with everything, it's all about sticking with it). I mean, just like anyone else, I had no knowledge going into 3D printing and actually initially had no interest. But once my husband got a printer I thought, well, since it's here it doesn't hurt to try and it has just snowballed from there :D

Thank you :)

Thank you :)

Thank you! They are so dainty (but not too breakable) :)

These look great! Thank YOU so much for sharing them with me :)

Thank you :)

That sounds like a very very sturdy idea and fun idea to have kids decorate :)I also like the cotton. I kind of just threw it under the tree (my daughter only naps for so long) but you can certainly make it look nicer and I think a train set or those miniature houses would look so cute under there :)

Thanks! One day I'll make a tree skirt, but until then it's nice to have other options :)

Such an easy and cheap way to make a cute gift box!

I had to wait patiently when I ordered a bunch of green sequins for the TMNT ornaments and I agree that it was "patiently" ;)

Thanks! Yeah, I like earrings that really stand out but don't drag you down. It's nice when you can barely feel them :)

Very cute little mug :) Do you have any close ups of it? Did you have to use any support when you printed it?

How are things coming along? I really want to start making these again, I wish I had more hours in the day :)

I like that you used the black nail polish as an outline! I think it gave it good dimension :)

Sounds like a tasty and unique eclair :)

Those wands look really nice and professional :)

This is the craziest puzzle!

No worries, it's a made-up way of spelling Penelope :) and most people actually spell it wrong, but it's not a big deal.

Aw, that's such a cute and unique cookie idea! Bet kids would love playing with their food if they can avoid eating them long enough to play ;)

Thanks and 3D printers are pretty awesome :)

Thank you, they look great :D

Yeah, painting them would give them a nice touch :)

These are so pretty! I like seeing the different methods :)

Such a pretty arrangement!

Fun idea for a puzzle!

Really interesting! I hope you do an Instructable, I'd love to learn more about the process and I'm sure other people would too :)

They do not eat anything you can feed them.

Thank you and oh my goodness! That is an interesting molecule ;)

Such pretty necklaces! They look so great on their own but it was a great idea to light them up!

That is such a beautiful and fun idea! It is such a pretty painting on its own and it is such a fun bonus that it lights up :)

I think you should be able to find rhinestones in different colors too. I think color coordinating would look really neat :)

Simple and fun and really easy to hang ornaments from :)

Great pillow! Personalized decor is fun and I agree that it makes a great gift :)

Sounds like a tasty dish!

They are all so beautiful!

That is impressive! Do you have a guess on how many bags that is?

What a great little treat! I don't think I've had that combination together but it sounds good :)

You can build up more from the plate, it really just depends on what you want to do. Though, you'll probably need support material if you build up at low angles. You can certainly make these more complicated, I was going for more of a basic represenation to give it an easy and clean design :)

Oh my gosh, I just love this little monster!

Such a great and inexpensive way to make napkin rings!

Yeah, I'm getting so lost immediantly ;)

Very nice 3D print! I'm trying to figure out the puzzle just looking at it!

Very fun lamp! I love the materials you used :)

Those are intense closeups!

All of those pictures look fantastic! Such a fun project :)

Such a simple and clean design and looks like it will hold up well over time :)

I just love this! It's so pretty and certainly doesn't look like plastic bottles :)

I just love how you did the loops :)

These are really neat! I like how well they printed :)

That is such a cute idea! I even have felt, I should really make these for my daughter since she loves puzzles so much :)

Thank you :)

That would certainly be interesting!

Thank you! I'm glad you are enjoying the projects and I hope they help with your making :)

Thank you! Yeah, caffeine is fun, I wasn't sure how many rhinestones to add to it, but I'm happy with how it turned out :)