Sack Bowl & Container

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This is a sack I made to store and display resources from my board games, I made it originally for the gems in the game “Quacks of Quedlinburg” but I realized it fits and its very useful for a lot more games since it can be used to store the pieces and then as a bowl from which to grab the pieces during gameplay, it can even be useful for things not related to board games. I made it small and optimized it so that it uses only around 16 grams of filament at a 100% scale but it can also be scaled up to hold more stuff, it also doesn't need supports, the lid has a twist to lock mechanism so that it doesn't open accidentally and I made the knot a separate piece to be printed and then glued to save filament and so that you don't need an AMS to print it, you print the sack with the lid first then change filament at the layer where the rope starts and then print the knot of the rope after the sack since the color for the rope will be already on your printer, the file I uploaded has the sack scaled in diferent amounts (100%, 110%, 125%, 140% and 160%) since the bambu handy app doesn't allow you to scale pieces. I tried to make it so that the space that is inside the sack is the same as outside so that if pieces fit inside they will fit outside but it might vary depending on the shape of what you're trying to store. in my pictures I used PolyTerra PLA Wood Brown for the body and Earth Brown for the rope.

print it at a 100% scale for the gems in the base game of quacks of quedlinburg and if you want a set for Everdell like in my picture use 100%, 110%, 125% and 140%

I would also appreciate any feedback and comments telling others which scale worked for you for other board games.