This isn’t your average wreath: it’s a gang of baubles that staged a coup against the Christmas tree and decided to form a circle just to get noticed. Red, green, white—lined up like festive soldiers, with holly leaves playing the sidekick and a red bow screaming “look at me, I was born to steal the spotlight.” It’s the kind of decoration that doesn’t just say “Merry Christmas.” It stares you down and adds, “and by the way, I shine brighter than your flickering nativity lights.”

Christmas is the season of kindness… or so the cookie commercials claim. So, to avoid looking like a tax‑deductible Grinch, I’ve prepared pre‑colored 3MF files for you. But I still swear by acrylic paints: more artisanal, more satisfying, and—bonus—no mountains of plastic poops. Still, if you’re on Team ‘multicolor without a brush,’ here you go: files ready to go. Don’t say I never spoil you.

📐 Printing specs

Model height: 20 cm

Printing technology: FDM

Material: PLA

Line thickness: 0.16 mm

PLA used: 320 g

Printing time: ~12 hours

Finish: smooth and glossy spheres, holly leaves with fuzzy skin texture at 0.2 mm

Extra tips: 10% infill, supports only for the bow, minimal brim (so you don’t end up cursing at your spatula).

🎨 Painting techniques

To match the look in the photo:

Red, green, and white spheres: glossy acrylics, two coats for full saturation.

Holly leaves: dark green with light green drybrush on the edges.

Berries: bright red with a glossy finish.

Red bow: bright red base, dark wash in the folds, satin finish.

Seal with matte clear coat overall, except bow and berries which deserve gloss.

Hang it up and get ready: every guest will ask where you bought it. Just grin and say, ‘I printed it myself.’

The Rebel Bauble Crown

0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill