Knitted Garden Series: Cactus Ornaments | Threaded Assembly | Support-Free and Easy to Print

The theme of this Knitted Garden Series is the “cactus”—an element renowned for its tenacious vitality.

The first piece is a spherical cactus, with a rounded shape and a tiny flower perched on top—soft, cute, and endearing. The second is a columnar cactus, standing tall and proud, its “little arms” on either side seemingly waving in warm greeting. The third is a palm-shaped cactus, arranged in an offset, staggered composition that creates rich layers and a natural, organic posture.

Placed on a desk or by the window, these pieces serve as both decorative accents and charming little touches in everyday life. Though not real plants, they can accompany your desk for a long time, adding a gentle, subtle warmth to any corner.

The knitted flower pots feature threaded connections, making assembly even easier. Not only does this design enhance structural strength, but it also allows you to store small items inside the pot—such as hairpins, tiny rings, or paper clips—turning decoration into something functional as well.

The overall multi-color, disassembled structure supports support-free printing, making it beginner-friendly and easy to complete.

The little flowers on top need to be secured with a small amount of glue—and for the columnar cactus, be sure to distinguish between the left and right flowers based on size: the taller one should be slightly smaller! Yay V

Special note: The configuration file includes two sizes—large and small—so you can choose the size you prefer, or scale the entire model up or down to your desired dimensions.

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