This is behind a pay wall. However, if you are a subscriber of “Potomac Local”, you can read about how my Mamie Davis Gazebo ornament made its way into a Hallmark Movie.
Merry Christmas! Here in Occoquan, we have an eloquent and communicative mayor. In today’s newsletter, he highlighted how the 3D Printed Gazebo ornament (based off the Mamie Davis Gazebo) appeared in the Hallmark Christmas movie, “The Gift of Peace”. Read his write up:
It is always a fantastic treat to chat with JWall from Print That Thing. This happens to be a chat for his new podcast. We talked about selling 3D Prints on Etsy.
For 50 years, the town I grew up in has been having a large craft show each September. We always attended as children, but I never expected I would have a craft worthy enough to be in the show. But five years ago, I brought the show’s very first 3D Printing booth. I continued to represent 3D Printing again this year for the show’s 50th Anniversary. I managed to sneak into coverage of the show by InsideNova.
Last night, the ERRF board were special guests on the Friday Night 3D Printing Community Hangout. We officially announced the dates of ERRF! It turned out that wasn’t the most fascinating part of the episode. Be sure to keep watching to hear about Jason Preuss and all his wonderful creations!
I rather enjoyed hanging out with my 3D Printing buddies on last night’s Friday Night 3D Printing Community Hangout. The topic was “Making for Profit”. Not only was I a guest, but some was Lauren Angers from Abuzz Designs who is having fantastic success with her Mouse Ears and Magic Bands on Etsy.
Catching up on #CommunityKetchup today, I discovered by K-Cup Daffodils, a work in progress, were discussed on the September 5, 2018 episode (About 46:28 in). Thanks for your kind words, Pooch, Travis, and Heather!
The Tested coverage of the We The Rosies build was recently released on YouTube. I make a very subtle cameo. At 5 minutes 41 seconds in, they talk about a piece filled with women’s names. That’s one of our pieces from Occoquan! Also, if you are wondering what my handwriting looks like for “x10y17z6”, that question is answered 6 minutes and 17 seconds in.
Hat Tip to the multiple members of the 3D Printing Community who reached out and let me know they talked about my piece! 🙂
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