Emerald Heirloom - Christmas Bauble Bowl

With its rich botanical detailing and timeless Christmas character, Emerald Heirloom is a medium-sized bauble bowl designed to be both decorative and practical. Flowing scrollwork, evergreen foliage, and delicate star motifs form an intricate embossed pattern around the bowl and lid, while the ornamental cap completes its classic Christmas bauble appearance.

Designed as a complementary piece to the larger Heritage Elegance – Christmas Bauble Bowl, Emerald Heirloom features its own distinctive botanical pattern while sharing the same traditional Christmas charm. The two bowls look lovely displayed together or individually.

You can find the large size Heritage Elegance Christmas Bauble Bowl here: https://makerworld.com/en/models/3496399-heritage-elegance-christmas-bauble-bowl#profileId-3993682 (3rd smaller size soon to be released)

The removable lid lifts away to reveal a practical bowl, perfect for festive sweets, chocolates, small keepsakes, or everyday bits and pieces. Equally lovely as a decorative centerpiece, displayed on a Christmas table, mantelpiece, coffee table, or nestled among evergreen branches and twinkling lights.

The decorative knob is a separate screw-on part, allowing you to print it in a contrasting color without needing an AMS or multicolor printing. Simply print the pieces separately and screw the knob onto the lid.

A little old-world Christmas charm, with a practical purpose and plenty of decorative detail.

For more Christmas and winter decorations, go here: https://makerworld.com/en/collections/38546964-swee-christmas-winter-models (More models will soon be released) Dimensions (Approximate) Bowl without lid

- Height: ~8.3 cm (3.27")

- Width: ~14.3 cm (5.63")

Removable lid

- Height: ~4.1 cm (1.61")

- Width: ~12.0 cm (4.72")

Filament Used Green: PLA Metal (Oxide Green Metallic - 13500) - Bambu: https://us.store.bambulab.com/products/pla-metal?id=41002960552072 Copper: Silk PLA-GIANTARM: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08F9P9LVS?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_15&th=1

Printing

- Use a clean print plate with some glue (unless you are using a super tack plate)

- Use dried out filament - Different filament types impact the print and model differently, please adjust your settings accordingly.

Support Removal:

- Let the model cool down before removing the supports.

- Use pliers when removing the supports.

- Start with breaking the support in the middle by “crushing” them by using a plier. This helps loosen the structure before removing the supports.

- Move to the top and work your way downward.

- Gently "wiggled"/pull downwards there might be a larger section that gets removed at the same time

- Light sanding and gentle, controlled heat may be needed to clean up areas where the supports were attached. I used a handheld mini torch, but apply heat carefully to avoid warping or damaging the print.

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