bowl to hold yarn 3d models

I printed a standard version (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:688725), but she asked for a bigger bowl to hold her yarn treasures. Check out the size comparison pictures to see the difference. To ensure perfect supports, set your printer settings...

Edited this adorable cat yarn bowl, so it could hang next to me on my L-shaped desk while crocheting. Design is not worked out in detail, don't have any pictures yet, still haven't hung it up. ... Made a version without the spiral, for who doesn't mind...

Yarn bowl made to look like a ball of wool. ... Supports needed for the wool hole

This is a yarn bowl

A simple yarn bowl for large balls of yarn.

The yarn bowl weighs a bit more due to the extra thickness of its interior walls.

If using big, heavy yarns, you might want to make the bowl more bottom-heavy to prevent it from falling over if pulling too hard. In the pictures, a few hard disk platters were fastened to the bottom with super glue. A simple piece of wood should do...

Using big, heavy yarns requires making bowl more bottom-heavy to prevent it from falling over if pulling too hard. Pictures show a few hard disk platters fastened to the bottom with super glue. Bottom diameter is 95mm - same as standard 3.5" hard...

3D Printed Yarn Bowl Design Prints Smoothly Without Supports.

Yarn bowl with a base that can be weighted so bowl would be more stable and would not come when the yarn's pulled. Printed at 0.15mm layers, 3 perimeters and 20% infill, with supports (for the bowl only) so that the bowl curves and opening are more...

... a wooden model that unfortunately met its demise when it fell and shattered into pieces. ...Fortunately, this mishap led to an unexpected outcome as I discovered the bowl's functionality with yarn balls and spirals proved to be surprisingly effective.

The human's hands cradle a ball of yarn, holding it snug within a protective bowl that safeguards against the chaos of tangling threads as they knit or crochet with precision and care. ...With deliberate motion, the yarn's end slips smoothly into the...

A simple yarn bowl with a large volume. ...Printed using a generic rainbow filament</p>

... ...It would also be good to use for knitting i would assume. Print the base and fill it with sand, salt, sugar or whatever you want to use to give it weight, and then glue the bowl on top. ...My sister has been using hers for quite some time now.

I created this Yarn Bowl for people who frequently use yarn for knitting, crocheting or any activity involving yarn that shouldn't roll away while using it. The bowl is printed in two parts: the bowl itself and a base. The bowl comes in two versions...

This is a yarn bowl for knitting. It must be printed with supports; three perimeter layers are recommended, along with a solid infill to secure the spiral. ...My initial print featured two perimeter layers and 15% infill, but the spiral snapped when...

A 3D-printed yarn bowl, sized approximately 6.5 inches in diameter and reaching 3.5 inches tall, is the creation at hand. ...Printing this object requires support due to its design, while the model file is provided in millimeters as its unit of...

yarn bowls one with holes and one without NO supports needed they are a little small so increase size in your slicer. ... 20% infill

I've recently taken up crochet as hobby. ... So I designed up a yarn bowl. ...Kind of came out looking a bit like a lotus flower.

... finish. Use supports for the BASE only. From build plate to support 40 degree overhang is all that's necessary.Whilst the rainbow filament looks nice I think using a single colour holds the illusion of it being a giant ball of wool much better

To make it functional, I made the bottom large and flat while smoothing out the inside to enable effortless yarn rolling. I suggest adding a rubber pad or another non-slip material to attach to the bottom. This will prevent slipping and ensure...

This Yarn Bowl features a thick regular knit pattern on the sides and bottom. Use it to keep your ball of yarn from running away! See here for video: https://youtu.be/N_JygGQk8I0 See here for stable download: https://social.thangs.com/m/526749 When...

I designed this yarn bowl specifically for printing without supports or a raft, allowing for maximum freedom in design and minimal post-processing effort. It's been optimized to be the largest possible print that can comfortably fit within a standard...

My mum loves to knit, but says that her yarn rolls around when she pulls on the string, so i designed these cute bowls, I hope you like them :D&nbsp;&nbsp;keep in mind that i printed my bowl with 0.35 layer height with a 0.6mm diameter nozzle. ...The...

My mum loves to knit, but says that her yarn rolls around when she pulls on the string, so i designed these cute bowls, I hope you like them :D supports are needed only for the little spiral that would else be printed in the air :) keep in mind that...

I wanted to make my friend a yarn bowl since she loves knitting, so I figured after I designed and printed it, I may as well upload it here. For added weight, I incorporated a false bottom that I filled with one layer of metal 4.5mm steel BBs and...

Un yarn bowl muy nerd diseñado para madejas de estambre o hilaza de 50 gramos (abuelita en México)o lo puedes imprimir mas grande para que se ajuste a tus necesidades, además mantendrás organizadas y limpias tus madejas de estambre. La tapa se pega...

I searched a lot and printed most of the available models but they all have problems with the supports and their stability at the yarn hook. So this one you can print with supports on buildplate only so the supports are much easier to remove. The...

I searched a lot and printed most of the available models but they all have problems with the supports and their stability at the yarn hook. So this one you can print with supports on buildplate only so the supports are much easier to remove. ...The...

Bowl that fits on smaller printbed (210x210 should work just fine). It still takes a long time to print, but it is really nice. ... If needed just scale it down a bit.