Included is a Pink Tulip and a Dandelion that can each be placed in a Flower Pot from the game Minecraft. Those are the only flowers I have made so far and I am still deciding if I want to make more or not.

These look really good on a shelf or as a centerpiece for a table (especially for a child's Minecraft themed birthday) and as general decor in any location.

Each is printed in two parts, the Flower and the Flower Pot. It is printed in two parts for easier support removal and easier painting. The Flower simply slides into the Flower Pot.

I would also like to point out that the way Minecraft's flower Textures work are physically impossible in the real world, since the "front" of the flower is always facing you. So this design shows how a Minecraft flower would actually look if it were real and didn't cheat like it does in game. So the "back" of the flower may look a little odd, but I think it enhances the coolness of this design, because it shows how unrealistic Minecraft is. It also gives me a sort of modern art vibe. (Also I am pretty sure that Minecraft bedrock has this type of flower rendering)

It is also good to note that all of the models are based off of the Minecraft Java Textures (there may be some very slight differences from the textures of the other Minecraft versions).

These models are quite large when assembled. The Pink Tulip is about 100mm in length and width, and about 250mm in height. The Dandelion is about 100mm in length and width, and about 200mm in height.

Each pixel is 16 mmx16mm which is about 1/4 the size a Minecraft flower pot would be in real life (since each Minecraft block is a meter and making it true to the size in Minecraft would be way too large for my 3D printer).

Also, the entire model is textured to make it easier to paint.

The first picture shows the Pink Tulip printed out and painted The next four pictures show the Pink Tulip fully colored and rendered in the TinkerCad from different angles The next three pictures show the Dandelion fully colored and rendered in the TinkerCad from different angles The last four pictures are the flowers, flowerpot, and dirt textures ripped directly out of Minecraft to use as reference if you want to paint this model

If you are going to paint this, I recommend using some sort of acrylic paint. I usually use delta ceramcoat and mono llama acrylic paints (they can be found at Target and other stores for around $1 per bottle of paint). And you might want to use some sort of primer, I have no favorite recommendations for primer though (I recommend just checking amazon for plastic primers and white might make it easier to paint these light/bright colors)

If you want it to be really accurate to the game: I put the name of the flower on the "front" side of the dirt of the flower and the words "FLOWER POT" on the inside "front" of the Flower pot. Insert the Flower into the pot so that the words of the flower are touching the words in the pot. This make it the most accurate to the game so that the "front" of the flower lines up with the "front" of the pot. You don't have to do this if you don't want to, it isn't that noticeable of a difference anyways.

I think this would make a great Valentine's Day / Mother's Day / Father's Day Gift / Birthday Gift / Any Gift For Any Reason.

If You like these Minecraft Flowers models that I made, you might like these other Minecraft Models that I have made: Cake: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7037359 Dried Ghast: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7018035 Minecraft Movie Event Sheep Plush: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7011413

If you decide to print this, I would love to see a make.

Happy Printing

Made in Tinkercad

I am not at all associated with Minecraft. And for whatever reason, if anyone from Minecraft wants me to take this model down, I gladly will.