Custom bookmark printed around tulle or organza
Draw a shape, drop in an icon or write a name: whatever is on the canvas becomes the bookmark, and it is printed around a piece of fabric. The print stops near the bottom — when it pauses, lay a piece of tulle, organza or any meshy fabric over the plate, stretched flat and held down with magnets, then let the print carry on: the layers that follow close over the fabric and lock it into the bookmark.
The outline is the piece: the drawing defines the shape of the bookmark, and the middle is left open, so the fabric stretched behind it is what you see through the artwork.
Separate frame: prints as its own file and wraps the whole edge, hiding the layer lines and the fabric's cut edge all the way round. The bookmark drops into it and glues onto its floor.
Tassel loop and charm: a tassel loop or a punched hole goes wherever you place it and prints as part of the bookmark, with no seam where it meets the body. A second canvas designs an optional charm to hang from the tassel, with its own hole and its own download file.
Four build types: face up stacks the colours on the base (multi-material printers), face down carves them into the face instead (printed on its design side), one colour per layer is the single-nozzle build — a stack of slabs, one colour each, with a filament swap at every boundary — and color through runs every colour the full thickness of the base, so the artwork reads from both faces like a stained-glass panel. The same choice drives the preview and the download.
Fabric Pause:
The file already carries a pause on layer 3 — you don't need to add it.
When the printer pauses, lay a piece of tulle or organza — any meshy fabric — over the plate, stretched flat and held down with magnets.
Resume the print.
Tags: bookmark, fabric-bookmark, embedded-fabric, print-pause, design-editor, multicolor, tassel-charm, reading-accessory