Strawberry Windchime

Each detail, from the tiny leaves to the hanging beads, is carefully printed and assembled to create a cheerful decoration perfect for gardens, balconies, patios, nurseries, or cozy indoor corners. The bright colors stand out beautifully among flowers and greenery, making it a unique statement piece for spring and summer décor. Lightweight, customizable, and full of charm, this 3D printed wind chime makes a lovely gift for strawberry lovers, cottagecore fans, and anyone who enjoys cute handmade decorations.

Strawberry Wind Chime

Assembly:

In the print:

• 5 strawberries 

• 5 tubes

• 8 leafs

• 21 beads

• 1 top box part (2 items - front and back)

• 3 strawberry decor pieces for the front

All parts are printed seperately.

Attach string through the hole shown in picture, put the bead on top of the leaf, next put the strawberry on, then another bead - before putting the bead on, tie thick enough knot for the bead to stay in place, insert string through both of the tube openings - tie a knot in the middle so it doesnt show.

For the top tube opening - insert the string, tie a knot thick enough so the bead stays in place. Repeat for all 5 parts.

Leave the top part of the string long - 2 outer parts should be shorter, the next inner 2 should be a bit longer, and the middle one should be the longest.

You can use any type of string/yarn. I used yarn and a needle, to get the string through the leaf.

Add the leftover beads in the top box, so the strings stay in place. Put the bead in the box, pull string through the hole and tie a knot.

In the end you can glue the lower part beads to the strawberry so they're secure - in my model the beads are glued and inside them there are thick knots.

Beads and Leaves do not require supports

Strawberry is printed upside down to ensure the supports don't move it (tested), if printed right side up- the supports break off and the print is useless.

Tubes do need supports, the supports will be on the inside and on the holes, best way to remove the supports is by taking apart the supports that are in the holes, and then smashing the inside supports with tweezers.

When done with tying the strings to the top part, through the holes, glue the backing part in place.

The top part is 2 seperate items - like a light box.

I have also included cute decorations for the light box - strawberry and leaves, you can glue those on the top part :)

Filaments used:

Prusament Lime Green

Prusament Ms. Pink

Elegoo Matte Ice Blue