Recently, I’ve become a new dad, so my update frequency has slowed down considerably. I’d like to apologize in advance to all my supporters. The model I’m sharing this time was inspired by my wife getting up in the middle of the night to feed our baby and needing a small nightlight. I happened to have some spare parts on hand, so I put them together to create this little lamp. As for the color scheme, I drew inspiration from a group member’s neatly organized filament rack—those perfectly aligned gradient colors looked absolutely stunning. The creative concept came from a simple observation: two hearts, one large and one small, nestled closely together—they really capture the warmth and intimacy of the people right in front of us.

       Next, let me briefly walk you through the assembly instructions:

       1. Assembly is very straightforward. I recommend using a transfer plate during printing for better results. On the back of the first layer, there’s a cable groove—simply slide the LED strip into the groove, peel off the backing adhesive, and stick it in place. For a detailed assembly video, please check out my Douyin account (ID: 1341606791): https://v.douyin.com/PCyHutwfwhg/

       2. The model features four color layers, requiring four different gradient hues to be seamlessly joined (there’s also a three-color AMS version). You can choose from red, yellow, blue, green, pink, or any other gradient combination—feel free to mix and match as you like. To account for potential differences in material shrinkage and expansion, I’ve allowed for slightly looser tolerances, so you may need to use some glue.

       3. The text in the center can be customized—whether you keep it for yourself or give it as a gift, it’s always a great choice. Just make sure not to place it too close to the inner heart-shaped outline (there’s a recessed groove marking)。

      4. To assemble the model, you’ll need to purchase one accessory kit, which costs around 10 yuan. If you’ve made light art projects before, you’ll already be familiar with this setup. I bought a kit that includes: a 1200mAh battery, a 0.5-meter LED strip, and a Type-C connector. You can search online for similar products; I personally purchased mine from the “Game Controller Factory” store.

      If you encounter any issues during assembly or printing, feel free to leave a comment in the comments section or send me a private message.