Lace Envelope Frame LAYOUT

A template for making your own lace or tulle fabric envelope — the printed frame gives the structure, the fabric gives the beauty.

The frame will be printed with fold lines already cut in — no manual cutting in the slicer needed. Once it's in your hands, the process is straightforward: trim the excess fabric around the frame, fold the flaps, glue them down leaving the top flap open, and your envelope is ready to use.

The 3MF is configured for the Bambu Lab A1 and is the easiest way to get started. It's set up to pause after the first layer — at that point lay your tulle, lace, or mesh fabric over the print, then place the magnets outside of the frame layout with a small gap from the edge so the fabric is held firmly against the magnetic plate. Resume the print and the frame builds over the fabric, locking it into the structure.

The STL is included for anyone who wants to slice the model themselves for a different printer or slicer. The geometry is the same — you'll just need t