ST-PATRICK'S DAY FAIRY HOUSE - THE LITTLE IRISH PUB! (Patreon)

Hello my dear friends!

New fairy house for you, friends, with a St. Patrick's Day theme! A charming little Irish pub!

I'll admit it right off the bat, I went all out on the details for this one!

Wood textures, brick textures, a touch of medieval style, and a festive atmosphere all come together in this lovely design!

The design was created to let your imagination run wild. The bricks are separate elements, the main body of the pub is also a distinct element, and the trims, roof, and other components are all individual, allowing you to have fun with your color choices.

Like most of my fairy house designs, all the pieces print without supports. They are all simple pieces to print, but some require a bit of know-how. For example, the wooden trims on the sides and front (the horizontal ones) are printed upright on the bed. A brim will definitely be useful for these.

For pieces like the sign and the clover, I recommend ironing the top surfaces. This will give you a nicer finish. I forgot to iron mine and I slightly regret it. Ironing the bricks can also give a very nice finish.

For the rest, my usual standards apply; all the parts are already oriented correctly for printing.

The file names are coded by color and quantity.

Some parts require color changes at the correct layers, something all printers can do. If you're not familiar with the procedure, feel free to visit my community's Facebook page for information:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/1403567230344891

For the trees, a little fuzzy skin is necessary to give them some texture.

A Bambu Lab file is also included, with color changes, settings per object, and brims already applied.

Complete instructions are included for easy and intuitive assembly. However, it's very important to follow them precisely. And as with all my projects, I recommend doing dry fit checks (without glue) at each step to see how the pieces fit together and their position relative to each other.

Finally, this fairy house can easily hold two battery-operated tealights if you'd like a little extra lighting. In my photos, two tealights are inside, which nicely balances the light on both sides.

So there you have it! I hope you like it! I certainly love it and I'm really happy with the level of detail I was able to incorporate into such a small house.

If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask!

I wish you lots of fun and a Happy Valentine's Day! It's a bit odd to wish you a happy Valentine's Day on a St. Patrick's Day post, but hey, a designer's life isn't always easy! 😂

See you soon with another design I'm currently working on!

Take care, everyone! ❤️

Pascal