Easter Egg Box Collection 2.0 

Level up your Easter celebrations! Building on the original collection, I'm excited to release the Easter Egg Box Collection 2.0, featuring 5 brand new, intricately patterned designs. As showcased in the image, this collection offers a diverse range of styles, perfect for hiding Easter treats, small gifts, or simply adding unique, decorative touches to your festivities.

What's Included in Collection 2.0 (5 Unique Designs):

• Hexa Egg: Features a crisp, modern honeycomb pattern.
• Geometric Egg: Adorned with sharp, angular lines creating captivating facets.
• Flower Egg: Decorated with elegant, stylized floral or petal motifs.
• Reptile Egg: Showcases an intriguing and detailed scale-like texture for a unique look.
• Bunny Ears Egg: A playful design topped with adorable bunny ears – perfect for capturing the Easter spirit!

Key Features:

• Five Unique Patterns: A diverse set including geometric, nature-inspired, and fun themes.
• Functional Container: Each egg prints in two halves that fit together securely to hold goodies.
• Perfect for Easter: Ideal for gifts, table decorations, party favors, or egg hunts.
• Easy to Print: Designed for reliable printing on most home 3D printers, with really few supports.

Printing Recommendations:

• Material: PLA or PETG recommended (Pastel colors, vibrant shades, or even silk filaments work great!).
• Nozzle: 0.4mm
• Layer Height: 0.2mm
• Infill: 10-15%
• Supports: Designed to print with support only for the top part.
• Brim: Optional, may help with adhesion for the base half depending on your printer.

Commercial License:

This download includes a non-commercial license for personal use. If you're interested in selling prints of the "Easter Egg Box Collection 2.0," commercial licenses are available through the subscription plans on my profile! Check out my profile for details on the 3 tiers available to suit different seller needs.

Download the Easter Egg Box Collection 2.0 today and get creative this Easter! Which new pattern is your favorite? Let me know in the comments!