There are 3D model repositories all over the web, but cookie-cutter models are particularly in high demand. Many options are available on the site. Below, we’ll offer 10 Christmas-themed designs that can be used to make marvelously shaped cookies.

Our Geeetech A-series 3D printers can fulfill all your print demands. Here we recommend you use the food-safe material such as PLA and the filler like food-safe epoxy or Polyurethane to resist the growth of bacteria in prints.

Now, with that out of the way, let’s dive into the fun! 

• Santa Claus

Using about 20 grams of filament, the cookie cutter of Santa’s face with hat and mustache details takes about an hour to print. You can choose 0.3-mm layer height because the details are secondary.

Found on: Thingiverse

• Christmas Tree

This cookie-cutter design is an outline of a basic Christmas tree and can print speedily without any difficulties.

Found on: Thingiverse

• Christmas Ornament

This cookie cutter has star-shaped spaces, which enable you to make 3D-raised stars. What’s more, colorful icing will deepen and give a better sense of what the final stars will look like.

Found on: Cults

• Snowflake Cookies

There are a bunch of snowflake cookie cutters available. You can try a 0.2-mm layer height and a 5% infill to print this snowflake cookie cutter with the Customizer app.

Found on: Thingiverse

• 3D Benchy Cookies

At present, the 3D benchy model is ubiquitous in 3D printing. In addition to testing every aspect of your 3D printer’s ability, it is also a fun model to print.

Found on: Pinshape

• Gingerbread Man

The gingerbread man model achieves some fun details by using 3D indentations. You can draw on the gingerbread with whatever cream you like. when 3D printing this model, using a 0.25-mm layer height and a 30% infill are preferred.

Found on: Thingiverse

You can own a 3D printed bauble of your own face if you really want
The clever folk at Sony Xperia have invented a 3D Creator app which allows anyone with a suitable handset to scan people and products – neat, huh?

The lovely Sony team came to Glamour HQ to scan us, but you can have one printed yourself as they are doing a couple of ‘Bauble Me’ Pop Ups…

The first one is at Westfield Stratford on Saturday 2 and Sunday 3 December, and on the following weekend (9 and 10 December), shoppers at Manchester Arndale will have the opportunity.

Baubles are free for the first 100 Xperia mobile owners at both locations on each day, but shoppers with other handsets can still buy their 3D face for £30 plus p&p.

A small price to pay to have an actual mini replica of your head on the Christmas tree, don’t you agree? Now, who to gift it to…

Top your Christmas tree with a 3D printed Beholder？

As we enter Christmas, you’ll be able to find more and more themed maker projects like this Beholder Christmas tree topper, which is 3D printed.

Maker and game dev Erik Beyer is to thank for this festive take on the classic Dungeons & Dragons monster.

When we spoke to Beyer he told us that modeling the print took him around six hours in Maya. The bulbous Beholder had to be sliced down the middle to make printing possible, and the eyestalks presented a problem, needs to be thick enough to survive the slicing process.

Printing of both sides took around 12 hours, resulting in an ornament 5 inches high, 5.5 inches wide, and 3.5 inches deep (12.7 x 13.9 x 8.8 centimeters).

Most of the color here comes from the green filament it was printed in. The white details for the eyes and teeth were done with white-out, and the different colors inside of the eyes are simple Sharpie markings.

To make your own, start with the free files hosted on Thingiverse. You’ll notice that the main eye is hollow, which is an intentional choice to allow the Christmas tree lights to shine through, giving your Beholder a more menacing look.

Beyoncé into a 3D-Printed Christmas Tree Topper？

Beyoncé has proven herself the queen of Christmas merch in recent years, but she’s also become the inspiration for someone else’s unusual holiday décor.

The Lemonade singer has been transformed into a 3D-printed tree topper by Women to Look Up To. Replacing the generic star or angel atop traditional Christmas trees, the Beyoncé-fied version features Queen Bey decked out in a dramatic white get-up, complete with massive angel wings and a microphone.

Upon initial inspection, this one’s looking leaps and bounds better than previously unveiled wax and cheese sculptures of Mrs. Carter.

She’s not the only inspirational lady who you can literally look up to on the tree, though. The makers have also created decorations celebrating Bey’s presidential nominee of choice, Hillary Rodham Clinton, and her “Sorry” video co-star Serena Williams.

Each of the tree toppers are being sold for £80 (about $135 CAD), and they’re available here. There are also packs of greeting cards featuring Beyoncé, Hillary Clinton, Serena Williams, Michelle Obama, Angelina Jolie, and Adele.

Credit: womentolookupto.com, glamourmagazine.co.uk, htxt.co.za

1. Santa Ornament

This beautiful Santa makes your Christmas tree look a little traditional, you can also spice it up by giving it a different color rather than keeping it white. This soft and welcoming ornament fits in on any Christmas tree and can be spruced up either by printing with colored filament or painting after the fact.

Designed by Nicolas de Jaegre and is optimized for the EOS SLS process, you can buy this ornament  Thingiverse.

2. Rudolph Ornament

The ornament is similar to the Santa ornament above except it contains reindeer instead of Santa. A 3D self-printed reindeer on the Christmas tree can be made easily at home and also gives an aesthetic look.Also designed by Nicolas de Jaegre you will find this design here.

3. Miniature Christmas Tree

Get the whole Christmas tree 3D printed when you have no time to go shopping and get a new one. Also, the best benefit is you can use this 3D printed tree for every Christmas following. It fits in perfectly on an office desk, a dorm desk, an entryway side table, a coffee table, a nightstand, and more.The whole tree can be printed with 4 to 10 branches or you can do the customization yourself, get the design here.

4. Snowflake Decoration

It is the most used decoration item and is simple, traditional, and mass-producible. This delightful item lights up the Christmas tree and you can also use this decoration for your house to give it a classy look. Get this snowflake decoration only on Thingiverse.

5. Quin Christmas Tree Ornament

A little different decoration of your Christmas tree with this Quin Christmas Tree Ornament. You can vary the size accordingly and also use it to light up your house. Placing a bulb within the Quin ornament can give you a quin with various colours or you can use colourful filaments to prepare the quin.For the lights, you will need some including a CR2032 clip-in battery, a 5mm LED, a switch, and some soldering tools. By following some simple instructions, you should be able to assemble the light-up base of the tea light using a couple 3D printed components. This 3D print is available at Bathsheba’s shop on i.materialise.com.

6. Lockable Present Ornament

A Lockable tree within the present and you can hang it up on the Christmas tree. A little bit hard to make but you can find the designs ready on Thingiverse and can shop easily there. you can find this awesome design here.

7. Sleigh and Reindeer Decoration

For something subtle but atmospheric, put one of this sleigh and reindeer decoration in every room of your house. It’s thin and light enough to sit on top of any wall hanging, or you can use double-sided tape, or just set them up on shelves, counters, desks, etc.Get this design here.

8. Christmas Cookie Cutters

These Christmas cookie cutters have a pleasant aesthetic quality that makes them fit as decorations. Leave them out or hang them up to add a dash of festive color to your home. And if you bake, use these to cut your cookie dough into relevant shapes!Get these cookie cutters on Thingiverse.

 9. Christmas Gift Boxes

Last but not least, if you plan on giving a small or medium gift and want to wrap it in something more unique than wrapping paper or a gift bag, try one of these Christmas gift boxes. The best thing is you can scale them to whatever size you want, and you can print each component in whatever color you want, resulting in endless flexibility in customization. Get the designs here.

10. 3D Printed Crib

The whole crib can be 3D printed and you can have variations in the figures as per your requirements. This cute little 3D printed Jesus, Mary, Joseph, shepherds win our hearts and you can explore your creativity or even buy them online.

11. Coral Candle Shade

The Christmas season is the perfect time to break out scented candles, and what better way to take it to the next level than with a coral candle shade? The design casts an incredibly atmospheric shadow that looks great anywhere and fits well even long after the holiday season is over. Light up your house with these fancy Candle shades, get these designs on Thingiverse.

12. Spiral Chess Set

For the chess lover in your life, this spiral chess set can be a great casual set for the occasional play and doubles as a decorative piece and conversation starter if they’re willing to leave it out on a table or desk. Print in a high-quality material for maximum impact. this spiral chess set is available on Thingiverse.

13. Puzzle Chess Board

This beautiful puzzle chess board goes well with the spiral chess set above but also works well with any other chess piece design. It’s subtle and pleasant, yet eye-catching at the same time. Feel free to print in whatever light and dark colours you prefer. Get this design here.

Feel free to experiment with 3D Printing this Christmas to innovate new designs and decorate your Christmas Tree with the only 3D Printed decorations. Have fun with 3D printing this Christmas.

Credits:  Thingiverse.com, i.materialise.com

We’ll save you the task of hunting the internet in search for the perfect Christmas ornaments. Here are some crazy cool 3D printing decorations to welcome the jolly ol’ season!

1. Tree Ornament

How cool is this geometric Christmas tree ornament? Minimalistic yet intricate it’s the perfect DIY 3d print craft for the bringing in the festive cheer! We can only imagine how absolutely stunning a Christmas tree would look decorated with them.

Designed by cunicode you can find this Christmas Ball on Thingiverse.

2. Christmas Tree Lamp

What’s Christmas without a Christmas treeeee? And this tree will literally light up the room! Designed by toolmoon you will need to print this in multiple pieces. For the light, it accommodates a small lamp bulb but if you don’t use this Christmas Tree with a lamp underneath, the design is still awesome for a decoration or ornament.  Get creative with colors and wall thickness for some interesting effects.

Get printing! Download the print for this design here

3. Christmas Toys

These Christmas toys make for the perfect decoration and also serve as a gift! You can get Santa, his elves, and his cute reindeer right here from Thingiverse.

What’s even cooler is that their arms and legs can be adjusted and moved! So they will need to be 3D printed with supports, but according to the designer, the supports can be easily removed, simply by pulling or twisting. Just print, paint them up and they’re ready!

4. Snowman

These adorable geometric snowmen are the “coolest” Christmas designs you could possibly print. And they won’t even melt and leave a mess!

The fun doesn’t just stop at printing them. You get to assemble them too! From the hat to the nose, this design is created by MakerBot and you can all the parts of this design here. Leave your snowman white or paint him up in your favorite winter colors. Creativity has no limits!

5. Reindeer

Looking for an elegant ornament? Then meet this sleek and shiny angelic deer. Rather than a reindeer, this one’s a mix between the mule, white-tail and reindeer species. But that doesn’t make it any less fabulous.

You can print, spray, and even cover them with glitter to add that touch of flair.  Go a step ahead and even add some bows and bells to make it extra festive! Super Christmasy!  Available on Thingiverse, made by yeg3d- Holiday Christmas Deer

6. Snowflake Inspired Christmas Tree

You can never have enough Christmas Trees lying around and these pieces double as a decoration and a hanging ornament. Made from the profile of a snowflake, this tree is quite the eyecatcher and even comes with a separated print that has a “twist”.  Apart from this, the prints are also available with both, holes for the ornament and without. How considerate!

So get experimenting with different filaments and colors to make your own. Designed by Genapart, find it here on Thingiverse.

7. Snowflake Ornament

You’ll find a lot of different snowflake models to choose from online, but these quite literally look like they’ve been carved out of ice. The creators used MeltInk3d Clear filaments so opt for something similar.

It also comes with a design to print a Star for your Christmas Tree which comes alive once you place some light inside! Designed by Ratherwok, both the prints are available here

8. Gyro Star

Speaking of stars, this ornament is a unique little piece that belongs to every Christmas tree. There is a small hole at the top of each star that lets them intersect and rotate around! Minimalistic yet fun, you can find the print on Thingiverse made by akira3dp0, here

Don’t have a 3D Printer yet? Don’t worry! We have the perfect printer for DIY enthusiasts. Check out our Geeetech Prusa I3 Pro W – the perfect 3D Printer DIY kit for you. Happy Printing!

Credits- thingiverse.com

Christmas is upcoming,  You must have started to order those christmas ornament as what you did last year, wait please,

this year, if you have 3D printer, you can 3d print the christmas ornament at home.

Today, i will share with you 10 awesome cookie cutters to 3Dprint for Christmas. All the stl files can be found on thingivers.

1. Santa Clause Cookie Cutter    designed by  OogiMe

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2 Christmas Ball Ornament Cookie Cutter   designed by  OogiMe

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3. Mistletoe Cookie Cutter  designed by  OogiMe

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4.Christmas Bells Cookie Cutter  designed by  OogiMe

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5. Rudolph the Reindeer Cookie Cutter designed by  OogiMe

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6. Snowman Cookie Cutter designed by  OogiMe

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7.Christmas Tree Cookie Cutter designed by  OogiMe

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8. Gingerbread Cookie Cutter  designed by  OogiMe

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9.Christmas sock Cutter  designed by  OogiMe

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10. Christmas Candy Cane Cookie Cutter  designed by  OogiMe

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11. Snowflake Cookie Cutter by ianjohnson

Designed for making snowflake soaps, it’s also fine for cookies.

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12. Love Balloon Cookie Cutter by OogiMe

Share The Love with this Love Balloon Cookie Cutter.

Download the stl here

If you have more design, please share with us in the comment or at us at twitter.

If you are looking for a good 3d printer to print these cute and awesome Cookie Cutters,Geeetech E180 Mini 3D printer is a good one you can choose.  It is one of the best Christmas gift you are not afford to miss this year.

Get one for your kids, they will love it.