A beautiful and fun cross project! For Easter 2025 this year, I decided to make this. Using an LED light strip, you can make this super easily!

I used this cheap light strip from Walmart: [https://www.walmart.com/ip/Xtreme-Lit-10ft-Cut-Customize-Indoor-LED-Light-Strip-Kit-Includes-1-Connector-90-LEDs-4-Modes-Remote/5310933541?fulfillmentIntent=Delivery&filters=%5B%7B%22intent%22%3A%22fulfillmentIntent%22%2C%22values%22%3A%5B%22Delivery%22%5D%7D%5D&classType=VARIANT](https://www.walmart.com/ip/Xtreme-Lit-10ft-Cut-Customize-Indoor-LED-Light-Strip-Kit-Includes-1-Connector-90-LEDs-4-Modes-Remote/5310933541?fulfillmentIntent=Delivery&filters=%5B%7B%22intent%22%3A%22fulfillmentIntent%22%2C%22values%22%3A%5B%22Delivery%22%5D%7D%5D&classType=VARIANT)

But any lighting that you have laying around might work.

Also, it stands up on its own, but you have to balance it a little.

For me, I liked the look of the triangles. So, I used cubic infill. But, playing around with the infill settings will result in different textures. BUT, if you want your model to look like mine, use cubic infill.

THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT: SET YOU TOP/BOTTOM WALLS TO 2. This is the way to get the nice transparent affect.

Instruction for Assembly

Step 1

Get the "Front" file printed. Then, in the groove on the outside, lay the LED strip with the lights FACING INWARDS*. If a cord is present, thread it through the gap to where you can plug it in.

*If you want, you could face them out, but I didn't like that as much

Step 2

Run some glue around the ridge of the "Back" part. Then, push the "Back" part down into the rear of the "Front" part. Stand it upright, and boom! You have an awesome, Christian, and beautiful lamp!