Credit to nejcsever and Happy Ghosty the Ghost

I really liked the original Happy Ghosty and thought it would make a great small pot for succulents and other small plants. I hollowed it out using Meshmixer leaving about a 1.5mm shell. I added 3 small holes at the bottom for drainage so make sure you put this on a plate or something to catch drips.

I also added a small square hole in the arm to hold a scythe, and made a simple scythe that should fit snugly in the hole. You may need to print the scythe a few % smaller if you have trouble getting it to fit but it worked fine for me. The scythe is just there for a bit of flair so you don't have to print it.

The eyes and mouth are exactly the same as the original printed at 200% so I included appropriately sized versions as well. They need to be glued in if you want to add them.

The bottom/skirt does require some support unless your printer can do very heavy overhangs. For me, the arms printed just fine without any supports.

Print instructions

The bottom/skirt does require some support unless your printer can do very heavy overhangs. For me, the arms printed just fine without any supports.

Print Settings

Printer Brand:

Prusa

Printer:

No

Supports:

0.3

Infill:

Prints great with a 0.6mm nozzle. The walls are exactly two perimeters thick if you use a 0.6mm nozzle and set your extrusion widths to 0.75mm </p></div>