PetiteForge started with a single 3D printer and a curiosity for printing small, cute clickers and flexis.
Soon my kids started asking for them, taking them to school, and then all the other kids wanted something too. So I kept looking for new things to print and new colors to try.
And as someone with neurodivergent friends (and being neurodivergent myself), as well as a psychology student, I loved discovering the variety of things I could print, things to click, fidget with, move around, or simply have sitting on a desk because they’re cute.
At some point, I realized I had gone from casually trying a few prints to constantly thinking, “Okay, but what should I print next?” And that’s pretty much how PetiteForge3D happened.
It’s still just me and that one 3D printer at home. I print everything myself, mostly made to order, and check and pack each piece before sending it out.
The shop is a little mix of all the things I enjoy printing: clickers, flexis, fidgets, tiny creatures, desk buddies, and probably a few things that are here simply because I thought they were too cute not to print.
I’m still experimenting, finding new designs and trying new filaments and color combinations, so the shop will probably keep growing and changing along with me.
Hopefully you’ll find a little something here that makes you smile, keeps your hands busy, or just deserves a spot on your desk ♡
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Elisabete Strut
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Psychology student, neurodivergent brain, mum of three, and the person usually hovering around the 3D printer waiting to see how the next tiny thing turns out. I love cute things, fun colors, clicky things and finding new little designs to print.
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What materials do you use?
All 3D printed pieces are made from PLA filament. Some clickers also include mechanical keyboard switches, which will always be mentioned in the individual listing.
Because 3D printing builds each piece layer by layer, small layer lines and minor variations are a normal part of the process.
PLA can be sensitive to heat, so I recommend keeping your pieces away from high temperatures and prolonged direct sunlight.
What’s the difference between Clicky and Silent switches?
Clicky switches have a more noticeable sound and that satisfying mechanical click.
Silent switches are much quieter, making them a good option if you prefer less noise — but they’re still mechanical switches, so they aren’t completely silent.
The switches are fitted into each clicker and, depending on the design, some components may be secured in place for a better fit.
Will my item look exactly like the photos?
The photos are representative of the designs you’ll receive, but small differences are a normal part of 3D printing.
Filament shades can vary slightly between batches, and I’m always experimenting with different colors and combinations. Some pieces may even include one-off color combinations, especially in listings where colors are a surprise.
Unless a listing specifically offers a color choice, the exact colors or small color details may vary from the examples shown. The design itself will still match what is described in the listing.