We’re exploring how we can use additive or subtractive manufacturing to create bespoke components that enhance our softgoods projects aesthetically, functionally, or both.

Looking back on our videos and content we realized we got a lot of the same questions throughout the year when it comes to 3D printing & laser engraving. So we thought it might be helpful if we consolidated some of them into one page.

A Shaper Trace can be a great addition to a workflow, speeding up the translation of flat or drawn assets into more machine-friendly vector/SVG format.

We started exploring a few ways to attach some 3D printed handles to our handbags using materials that were new to us in the sewing room.

A new take on DIY purse handles

Laser etching your next 3D print

3 Tips to Easily Embed Magnets in 3D Prints