Glowforge classroom projects

Get your kid or classroom ready for school with these awesome Glowforge school projects — perfect for teachers and parents!

The Glowforge Personal Series — featuring Glowforge Aura and Glowforge Spark — puts the power of a desktop laser cutter and engraver in your hands. Turn cherished memories and design ideas into lasting keepsakes for yourself and loved ones. Personalize home décor, craft unique jewelry, and create countless DIY projects on wood, acrylic, fabric, cardstock, and a range of other materials. Glowforge's user-friendly cloud software makes design and personalization effortless, and powerful laser…

Making your own designs to cut and engrave with your Glowforge can open so many opportunities - but it can be overwhelming to get started! Here are the

Grow your DIY business with our list of the Top 10 Glowforge items to sell, using the new more affordable Glowforge Aura, Get inspired to create new DIY crafts and DIY items to sell, Learn how to maximize your Glowforge's potential today! diy items to sell, diy crafts, glowforge projects to sell, glowforge acrylic projects

Create a custom Crayon Name Sign with xTool M1 for a custom teacher appreciation gift idea!!

A Glowforge laser cutter has SO many options - but what Glowforge projects are the best to make? In this post, we share over 100 great ideas for Glowforge

Personalized School Pencils • Back to School • Ticonderoga #2 Engraved Pencils These pencils are perfect for back to school time! Add a personalized touch to your child’s school supplies! • Each order comes with 6 pencils - choose from the following pack options: • All personalized with names • All motivational sayings • Half and Half - 3 names and 3 motivational sayings! • Our personalized pencils are done with Ticonderoga #2!

Who’s She is a new guessing game by Polish designer Zuzia Kozerska (previously) which celebrates the achievements of famous women across the world. The laser-cut wooden board flips up to reveal the faces of 28 painters, athletes, scientists, and astronauts, in a similar style the classic Guess Who? game did from the late 1970s. Instead of posing superficial questions such as “does your character have glasses?” the game asks players to inquire about achievements and contributions like “did…