Design one-of-a-kind Girl Power decals to use in a book or notebook. Why stop there? Extend the fun and use these decals to create magnets for your locker, a backpack pin, or add them to the cover of a notebook or pocket folder. Discover creative ways to express yourself. Use eye-catching colors and test new techniques with your 3Doodler 3D Pen!

Spark creativity and organize your writing materials in style with a DIY pencil case. Making your own pencil case with a 3D pen allows you to customize it to your liking, from choosing your favorite colors to adding unique details that reflect your personality. Follow our step-by-step guide to craft a one-of-a-kind pencil case that not only keeps your writing tools organized but also showcases your personal style!

Create doll purse or other stylish fashion accessories for Barbie with our easy-to-follow tutorial and a 3D pen. Learn how to design a colorful purse and add details to create a custom look!

Create a one-of-a-kind charm bracelet with your 3Doodler 3D pen! Charm bracelets are unique and versatile. Choose a monochromatic look with one shade of plastic or change it up with different colors for the bracelet and charms. Make one for yourself or give it as a gift to surprise a friend!

Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with a leprechaun hat that you create in 3D! Add it to a headband or use it as party decor. Remember never to trust those mischievous leprechauns. They’re always looking for gold and following rainbows. Doodle gold coins or a rainbow to add to your display. May the luck of the Irish will be with you!

The Edmund Pettus Bridge, now a National Historic Landmark, was the site of the Selma to Montgomery march for voting rights in 1965. Create a version of this historic bridge in 3D.

Make a New Year’s Eve party hat with a 3D printing pen. Attach it to a headband or use as is for a custom look. Change the design with each celebration!

Celebrate a holiday classic and bring your own Nutcracker to life with a 3D printing pen and filament!

Follow this tutorial to doodle your own soccer ball. Go with the more traditional black and white, or mix it up with color combinations of your design!

Follow this tutorial to create a basketball. Celebrate the history of the sport and design with friends!

Monsters pre-date written history as stories of them persist across the ages sparking fear, fascination, and even friendship. Make a monster in 3D using your imagination and this tutorial. Follow along to create some ghastly ghouls or purple people eaters!

Spend a day at the museum learning all about dinos and where they came from. Then go home and doodle your own miniature versions! This is a great hands-on STEM activity for a summer day!

Geodes! This rock formation is caused when sedimentary and volcanic rocks are slowly filled with minerals deposited by hydrothermal fluids and are left to cool. These rocks are found primarily in desert conditions. In this challenge, we’ll explore how to recreate these fascinating rocks using your 3Doodler 3D pen.

It’s rodeo season ya’ll. That means it’s time to hit the livestock show for some fun and games!  And here’s a tutorial to bring a little cowboy culture home. If you don’t live near a rodeo, or know what to expect, check out this week’s blog to learn more.

It’s your lucky day! This year we want to show you how to find, or make, your own pot of gold right underneath a rainbow.

Take that Break the Bias photo you posted on International Women’s Day and give it a creative twist with this step-by-step tutorial. Fun fact, once you master this technique you can apply it to any selfie or favorite photo.

 

This week 3Doodler celebrates its 9th birthday. We’ve come a long way from the 2013 Kickstarter, and have so many fun things in store. To celebrate another year around the sun, here’s a fun cake tutorial. Pro tip, we suggest you grab a real slice of cake, and see how close you can get your doodled version to the real deal ?.

Looking for a sweet and unique way to show someone you care? Bake a batch of cookies with our cookie cutter stamps and decorate them for Valentine’s Day.

As we usher in the Year of the Rabbit, it’s time to Doodle some lunar lanterns to help light up our way! This project is a bit challenging but is a great challenge for at-home or classroom learning. If you want to learn more about Lunar New Year please check out our blog!

If you’re stuck inside because of winter weather, here is the perfect project for you. Doodle a snowman and then go outside and make a real one!

Hot-air balloons are a great real-life STEM example. The combination of artistry and craftsmanship of the balloon mixed with the engineering and science required to get these massive vehicles off the ground is amazing. Take a minute and appreciate these balloons by Doodling your own. Although your 3Doodler crafted hot-air balloon may not fly away, you can still model your creation after how you would want your balloon to look if you had one.

Get in the spirit of the season with a creative project that brings a holiday touch to your home decor. Celebrate winter with a welcoming wreath that’s easy to customize and can dress up any door, wall, or cozy fireplace. Learn how to create your own Holiday Wreath with our easy step-by-step tutorial below!

Although it may not feel like winter everywhere it’s already December. Time for Santa to get his reindeer in order for his big flight. To help get prepared, we put together this guide so that you can Doodle your own reindeer and decorate your classroom or house just in time for the holidays!

Happy Thanksgiving. During this time of thankfulness, and the gathering of loved ones, Doodle yourself a new festive centerpiece. Cornucopias were seen at the first Thanksgiving with the pilgrims. They are symbols of an abundant harvest and are often seen overflowing with fruit and vegetables.

As board games become more popular, here’s your chance to impress your friends by building a game yourself – from the ground up. This 3D chess set tutorial is great for all skill levels. So grab your 3Doodler and let’s get building! You can also learn more about the history of board games, and how they’ve evolved through the years on our blog.

Watch your head, things are about to be flying. This week we put together a fun desktop Catapult project. This simple STEAM activity is perfect for any age group as it’s easy to get as sophisticated as you want while building it.  Whether you’re looking for a fun classroom activity or an at-home project – come celebrate STEAM Day with us.

Ready to take your Halloween decorations to the next level? This life-size bat will cause heads to duck and is guaranteed to create some kind of reaction!

Let’s say goodbye to summer with one last DIY 3D-printed ice cream cone! Does time even pass if your Ice cream cone doesn’t melt? Check out the blog as we look back at some of our favorite projects from the past few months.

Are you moving into a new dorm, apartment, or house? Even if you aren’t, you might have some empty wall space that you could get creative with. We have a project that’ll help you create special hand-crafted wall decals. This unique creation will be originally yours and not something marked up by retail. So get Doodling and if you are setting up a new college dorm room, check out the blog to get even more DIY decoration ideas for you to make with your 3D pen!

It’s always nice to have a little present for your teacher on the first day of school, to help show them you care and to recognize their efforts to ensure everyone has a great start to the new school year. Here’s a fun Apple Doodle will test your Doodle abilities, and leave you with a classic gift for that teacher that goes above and beyone.

Here is a tutorial that might just make your mouth water. Doodling edible-looking food takes practice, so treat this challenge as a way to help you hone your Doodling skillset. Feel free to reference our blog to get some tricks on how to manipulate the filament post extrusion, to get the desired look and feel.

Shadow puppets have been around for centuries. This ancient art form has allowed different cultures to tell their stories in cool and unique ways. In this tutorial, we’ll walk you through creating your puppets and you can check out this short video to learn how to set up your theater.

Looking for more ways to create unique self-portraits? We’re excited to show you how to make your self-portraits come to life with your 3D pen and plastics. When you’re finished with your 3D self-portrait, share it @3Doodler #3Doodler #WhatWillYouCreate. Check out our blog post for project ideas you can work on today.

What do you know about Cicadas? They have one of the longest lifespans of any insect. There are also over 34,000 different species of Cicadas worldwide. This is just scratching the surface of what there is to know about these fun, loud, and winged bugs.

In the summer of 2021, Cicada Brood X will emerge from the ground in 14 different states in the eastern US. Soon billions of Cicadas will be filling the air with their buzz-saw sound calls. So we thought it would be fitting to familiarize everyone with a realistic Cicada Doodle!

If you want to learn more about bugs this summer, check out our latest blog post here. And of course, share what you came up with @3Doodler #3Doodler #WhatWillYouCreate.

Let your creativity “take flight” with these instructions for creating the most amazing 3D paper airplane. Learn what you can do with only a piece of paper and your 3Doodler pen and plastic. If you want to check out the blog where we talk in more details about paper airplanes, check it out here. Share what you came up with @3Doodler #3Doodler #WhatWillYouCreate.

Have you ever wondered how cartoon animations were created? A flipbook is a great example of an early animation technique. It is a series of images that gradually change from one page to the next. When you flip through the pages, the images appear to move. But what is the 3D version of a typical flipbook? Let’s work together to find out!

Over the past year, we’ve heard a lot about the importance of masks in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. According to the Center for Disease Control (CDC), masks are an important way that we can protect people from potentially contracting the coronavirus.

 

While a typical superhero mask will not protect you from disease like a cloth face covering, masks do help many superheroes keep their identity a secret. As a result, this protects their friends and family from potential danger. Today we’re going to work together to create our own superhero masks.

 

What will your mask look like, and how will it represent your superpowers? Check out this blog post  to learn more about how your superhero costume can emphasize your superpowers — and don’t forget to share your project on social media and tag us: @3Doodler #3Doodler #WhatWillYouCreate

Whether you’re celebrating Earth Day, or you just love mother nature, this tutorial requires you to get outside! Once you’ve gathered some leaves from around your community, we’ll compare and contrast their differences and similarities and create our own replicas using your 3Doodler 3D printing Pen. 

Walt Disney’s favorite song was “Feed the Birds” from the 1964 movie, Mary Poppins. On the surface, the song is about an old woman who sells bird seed to feed the local pigeons. But if you listen a little closer, the song is about kindness and charity. No matter your take, there’s definitely something to be said about the simple act of feeding the birds. Today we’re going to create a platform-style bird feeder to help you feed your own birds. Platform feeders are easy to clean and provide the perfect spot for you to observe any birds that may decide to pay you a visit.

Did you know that a unicorn’s magical horn has a special name? It’s called an alicorn. An alicorn also happens to be the name of the characters in My Little Pony that have both a unicorn horn and Pegasus wings.

Whether you believe in the magic and mythology that unicorns have come to represent, or not, we’re looking forward to working together today to Doodle a unicorn headband.

What will your unicorn horn look like? Check out this blog post for more ideas — and don’t forget to share your project on social media and tag us: @3Doodler #3Doodler #WhatWillYouCreate

A Fabergé egg is a unique and festive gift you can create and share with loved ones. Plus, you can enjoy your designs as Easter decorations for years to come. Since Fabergé eggs are made up of jewels and intricate artwork in real life, creating Fabergé replicas with 3Doodler is a natural extension of the medium.

Wondering how we created our Fabergé eggs? Follow the tutorial below and learn more here. Share your pastel Fabergé eggs with us @3Doodler #3Doodler #WhatWillYouCreate

Tackle this engineering design challenge by Doodling a Power Transmission Tower using our easy to follow stencil and step-by-step tutorial.

The city of San Fernando in the Philippines draws crowds each December for its Giant Lantern Festival. Join in the celebration from home by creating a mini star-shaped lantern of your own.

Be the coolest ghoul this season with our DIY “Swamp Thing” mask! Fashion designer and artist Erica Gray dreamt up this creature from the 3Doodler lagoon and made an easy-to-follow guide for you to make this eerie mask. We guarantee it’s sure to turn heads!

Doodle yourself a cute companion with a secret hiding spot!
Protect your valuables with a prickly friend who can guard your things while keeping cute!
With just a tennis ball and some imagination, you can make your own hedgehog pal with a secret treasure stash inside.
Learn how to create your own Hedgehog Hider with our easy step-by-step tutorial below!

Get in touch with your inner flower-child with a decorative but useful doodle!
Add some bohemian flare to your home decor, and protect your tabletops and surfaces at the same time!
Inspired by designs from Moroccan mandalas, this drink coaster is easy to customize with the colors, textures, and styles of your choice.

Learn how to create your own Bohemian Flower Coaster with our easy step-by-step tutorial below!

How perfect are these pinecones designed by the amazing Grace Du Prez? Try making your own Thanksgiving Doodle or Christmas Doodle with some easy stencils and a unique stacking technique. Attach them to a hoop to make a delightful holiday door wreath or display a few in a bowl all year round.

In response to overwhelming interest and feedback, our resident PowerDoodler, Samson Wong, has put together this action packed advanced 3D pen project tutorial. We’ll be walking you through creating a V-Twin Engine with your 3Doodler – it even has moving parts! Are you up for this latest challenge?

These charming Floral Drop earrings instantly add a delightful and youthful look to any outfit. Using an oven baking technique, this DIY project will leave you with a store-quality statement piece.

Pull your hair back to let these gorgeous, stylish earrings take center stage.

These simple, floral earrings instantly add an elegant touch to any outfit.

Let’s study geometric shapes and explore spatial visualization by making origami in 3D! This step-by-step guide will make you an expert on creating a Doodled Origami Crane.

There is nothing more heartwarming than handmade flowers. Show appreciation for loved ones with these lovely 3-Doodled orchids.

There are so many ways to use a 3Doodler pen, but we especially love Esra’s mixed media approach using tulle fabric!

Try her technique yourself to create your own quirky flowers or other mixed media Doodles.

Old jam jars and other glass containers piling up? Don’t let them go to waste! Doodle some additions for a fruity flare and turn your trash into tropical treasure.

Use your upcycled jars for doodled home decoration, creative and fun storage solutions, themed drinking glasses for your next summer party, or for hiding your secret candy stash in a stylish way.

Doodle your very own dazzling tassles! We recommend you watch the full video first, and you can also refer to the step-by-step written instructions below as needed. This shooting star tassel is easy to make, pretty to look at, and has a wide variety of uses. It would look dreamy as a tree ornament, a bag charm, earrings, or make a bunch to create a really cute garland! You can customize this by Doodling your own shape to attach the tassel to.