CelebrationsStarry Night Cake Topper
$15.00A lightweight, reusable finishing touch for birthdays and special moments.
View productSmall-batch 3D printed in Missouri
Designed layer by layer
Small details.
Big personality.
Thoughtful 3D printed goods for bakers, makers, celebrations, and the wonderfully specific ideas in between.
2019Creating since
Made to orderCrafted with care in small batches
Built for your ideaCustom requests are always welcome
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Made by Layered Creations
A few things we’ve brought to life.
From detailed display pieces to practical, personal designs—every project starts one layer at a time.
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The collection
Find your favorite.
Useful, playful, and made a little differently.
Celebrations
Cookie cuttersLion Platter Cutter Set
$24.99A statement cookie set designed for memorable party platters.
Cookie cuttersSkeleton Cookie Cutter
$7.99A playful seasonal cutter, printed for crisp edges and easy handling.
AccessoriesInterchangeable Hitch Cover
$24.99Personalize your ride with a modular, made-to-order design.
AccessoriesPopsicle Earrings
$7.99Bold, lightweight earrings with a cheerful red, white, and blue palette.
AccessoriesFlexible Hand Keychain
$5.99A pocket-size articulated print that is equal parts useful and fun.
How it’s made
From a good idea to something you can hold.
Each piece begins with a purpose, is refined digitally, and is printed one careful layer at a time.
- 01Imagine
Choose a favorite or tell us what you have in mind.
- 02Create
We prepare and print your piece with close attention to detail.
- 03Enjoy
Your order is finished, packed, and sent on its way.
Founder & makerMeet the maker
Made for people who want something more personal.
I founded Layered Creations in 2019, turning a long-standing interest in gadgets, design, and making things into a hands-on 3D printing business. Since then, I’ve spent years working with 3D modeling and additive manufacturing—learning how to take an idea from a digital model to a finished object you can hold.
Today, I create cookie cutters, celebration pieces, hobby items, accessories, and custom prints from my shop in Missouri. I believe the best objects feel considered: useful enough to keep, distinctive enough to remember, and made with a real person on the other side.
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