Yarn Panel

If you're like my wife, she has lots of yarn for crochet. To keep it organised and find the colour that she is looking for, she was using a cardboard cutout panel with slots cutout along the edges to hold threads of yarn in-place. Here is my 3D print version of that cardboard cutout.

Each panel is labelled as "CARD:" followed by a letter. I have provided STL files for a set from "A" to "E". Each panel has slots for a strand of yarn, one pair of slots per yarn; so a card can hold up to 23 different threads.

EDIT: Through special request, I've added a panel that can handle 25 (instead of 23) different threads.

To make the print result more interesting, I do a filament colour swap near the end so that the raised text is printed in another colour and make it more visible. The filament colour swap is setup in your slicer software. Setting up the filament colour is easy in PrusaSlicer, other slicers probably, too.

My print is made in PETG 1.75mm 3DFillies White and Aurarum bl