By Poppy Mosbacher. Posted
You can decorate your walls with personalised designs that look like carved wood using a 3D printer.
JonathonT featured his wedding venue by printing the elements with wood filament. He found a free model of the building on Thingiverse and edited it using TinkerCAD so it only shows the front facade.
“I opted for a phrase we liked that could span the other 2 frames”, says Jonathon. He advises to “choose a font with connected letters” to avoid having to “glue each letter separately on your canvas”.
Instructions to make your own 3D printed artwork are available here.
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