![Mini Maze]()
The simple joy of creating and playing with a mini maze offers a refreshingly fun activity! Crafting a maze is an exercise in creativity and problem-solving, challenging your mind to design a path that’s both intriguing and solvable.
Let your imagination run wild with each twist and turn as you navigate the intricate network you’ve created. Figuring out the correct route is like solving a puzzle.
Use our stencil to create a simple maze with a clear path, or dream up your own intricate designs with hidden corners and secret passages!
![Create a 3D Comic Strip]()
Time to create your own comic strip in 3D! Take inspiration from comic books you’ve read and enjoyed. Develop your characters and a storyline. Sketch drawings to illustrate elements of your story. Trace your drawings with your 3Doodler 3D pen. Write the script using short sentences. Use our comic strip stencil to incorporate all your ideas on one page. Creating a comic strip takes time and practice, but you’ll be well on your way with these tips and stencil!
![Tetris in 3D!]()
Tetris, created by Alexey Pajitnov in 1985, is considered one of the most widely played video games ever. The name Tetris came about by combining the word tetra, meaning four, and tennis, Alexey’s favorite sport. Now it’s time to design a 3D version with 3Doodler!
![Doll Fashion Accessories]()
Make stylish accessories for Barbie or other dolls with a 3Doodler 3D pen. A purse, necklace or headband are easy to create with a few simple steps. Choose bright colors and consider adding details to make your doll’s fashion accessories unique!
![Make a Phone Speaker!]()
Amplify the sound on your cell phone with this stereo-styled speaker and phone holder. Make it with some cardboard and your 3D pen. Get ready to turn up the volume!
![Baseball Hat]()
Celebrate Major League Baseball’s Opening Day with a custom baseball hat and root for your home team! The baseball hat is easy to create with the 3Doodler Start+ or Create+ 3D pen. Choose your favorite team colors and add a custom logo. Let’s play ball!
![Charm Bracelet]()
Create a charm bracelet! Choose eye-catching colors and personalize it with adorable shapes that mean something to you. Make one for yourself or gift one to a friend!
![Create a Basketball!]()
Use this stencil to create a basketball. Celebrate the history of the sport and design with friends!
![Zoo Animals]()
Use this stencil to design a giraffe, lion, elephant, parrot, and alligator.
![DIY Flashlight Projections – Camping Trips!]()
Use this stencil to create fun DIY covers for your flashlight. Once the sun goes down, pop one of these doodling camping-trip themed designs onto your flashlight and project it onto your tent!
![Brontosaurus Skeleton]()
Use this stencil to create a Brontosaurus skeleton.
![3D Cowboy]()
It’s rodeo season. Use this fun stencil to get in the mood for the cowboy games.
![A Fashionable 2022]()
Use this stencil to Doodle yourself a fancy set of 2022 glasses.
![Chess Set]()
Use this stencil to craft your own 3D Chess Set!
![STEAM Catapult]()
Get ready to launch into a fun STEAM project with this desktop catapult stencil.
![Play Pirate]()
Craft your own eye patch and a parrot, for your shoulder, using your 3D printing 3Doodler. The perfect DIY project to get you in the mood for Talk Like A Pirate Day.
![3D Rocketship]()
Doodle your own rocketship with this stencil! Check out the related tutorial here if you need a little extra help.
![STEAM Robot]()
Doodle your own 3D robot with this stencil! Check out the related tutorial here if you need a little extra help.
![Flipbook + Stand]()
Use this stencil to Doodle your own cartoon character for a flipbook. Check out the tutorial associated with this stencil here.
![Superhero Mask]()
Use this stencil to Doodle your own superhero mask. Check out the tutorial associated with this stencil here.
![Dr. Seuss Thing 1 & Thing 2 Hairstyles]()
No matter your age or stage in life, everyone has a memory associated with Dr. Seuss. Start by downloading this Free Stencil. Then pick up your 3Doodler Start pen and start Doodling! Embrace your inner child as you create three-dimensional hairstyles for Thing One and Thing Two!
Want to see how we approached this challenge? Check out our Dr. Seuss Thing 1 & Thing 2 Tutorial here! We hope that these fun hands-on STEM activities will help your students “think and wonder, wonder and think.”
![Spider Web]()
This project is perfect for the whole family! Simply print out the stencil in different sizes to make cobwebs for both kids and adults. There’s so many things you can do with it: you can attach the cobweb to your shirt, pin it in your hair, or even decorate corners of your house!
![Halloween Headbands]()
Print these stencils & Doodle your own cute unicorn, arrowhead or flying bats headband.
![Sassy Cat Mask]()
This project uses the Make Your Own Mask Activity Kit to DIY a Sassy Cat Mask for kids, but who says adults can’t do the same?
![Pumpkin & Ghost Glasses]()
Take the Make Your Own Eyeglasses Activity Kit and cover it in Halloween colors, for a fun accessory to wear for Trick or Treat!
![Slit-Throat Choker]()
For those who don’t want to go over-the-top with their costumes, but want something that achieves that eerie effect in a subtle way, this slit-throat choker necklace is the perfect accessory.
![Creepy Crawly Pins]()
If you don’t want to dress up but would still like some element of Halloween on you, this project is perfect for you! Decorate your plain t-shirt or hat with creepy spiders, cockroaches and other scary bugs.
![Pocket Pinball]()
Use this stencil to create a handheld pinball game.
![Photobooth Props]()
Your guests are going to love crowding around the photo booth area with these striking 3Doodled props.
![V-Twin Engine]()
Make a model of a V-Twin engine using our simple stencil. Yes, it really cranks!
![Helicopter]()
Use this stencil to create a helicopter with moving rotor blades.
![Snoopy]()
Snoopy!
Instructions
Make 4 walls on paper and fill it from left to right and vice versa, then make the roof.
Put the roof on top of the walls.
Doodle the body of Snoopy and Woodstock freehand. Add eyes, nose and a dog colar to the Snoopys body – NO EARS!
Then doodle Snoopy on top of the roof and add ears. Last but not least doodle Woodstock to the feet of Snoopy.
Note: freehand doodling of Woodstock is a bit difficult due to the size (very small). You need to get fast forwards and backwards also on the slow speed of the 3Doodler.
You may consider to print a picture in the right size and doodle on paper. Add more layers for a better 3D effect on both sides of the Woodstock Doodle.
![Lucky Charms]()
Lucky Charms
Instructions
Lucky Charms for New Year’s Eve!
Doodle the charms on paper.
Put the horseshoe or the ladybeetle on the shamrock.
![Hipster Glasses]()
Hipster Glasses template for the inner hipster in everybody
Instructions
Doodle one of the front frame (A) and two of glasses arms (B)
Peel off stencils and attach Front Frame (A) with Glass Arm (B) at B1
Rest the front face against a wall while you attach the arms to the frame
![Sunfish]()
A sunfish is a strangely looking fish that looks like a fishhead with a tail.
Instructions
Make the body, fin, and tail stencils. Make multiple layers when need to be. Look at the layer color chart to see the number of layers you need to create the height.
Attach two body parts together at its outlines
Attach Fin-A and Fin-B on top and bottom of the body(at J-1 and J-2), as seen in the finished product picture.
Attach the tail on the end of the body(at J-3), as seen in the finished product picture.
Attach Fin-C and Fin-D on opposite sides of the body(at J-4 and J-5), as seen in the finished product picture.
*bonus flat version needs no further work other than making the stencil
