Maya Kaplan

3D-printable lace & embroidery for fashion designers

The Lace Collection

Take any fabric and transform it. Print lace and embroidery directly onto tulle, mesh, cotton or any textile you already have, and turn a plain fabric into something new. All-over patterns create your own embroidered fabric, galloons and edge trims finish hems and necklines, and lace frames hold your own text.

Made for fashion designers who want to 3D print their own lace and embroidery, and for anyone curious to experiment with fabric.

New to printing on fabric? My 3D Printing on Fabric video course is coming soon. It shows you the whole process, step by step: fabrics, materials, the pause in the slicer and multicolor printing.

Want to design your own 3D-printed garments? My next course, 3D Printing Textiles for Fashion, is coming in the next few months. Join the waitlist →

16 designsSTL + 3MFAny FDM printerPLA or TPU

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The Complete Collection: 16 designs for $99

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3D Printing on Fabric

Lace designs printed in the course

What you'll learn

    Coming in the next few months · Waitlist

    3D Printing Textiles for Fashion

    My next course takes you from idea to finished garment: design in 3D fashion software, turn the design into a 3D-printed textile on your pattern pieces, create your own textile design, and assemble it all into a complete garment.

    Want to learn to 3D print textiles for fashion? My course will be released in the next few months. Join the waitlist and I'll email you as soon as it opens.

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    The designer

    Maya Kaplan

    Portrait of Maya Kaplan

    Maya Kaplan is a fashion and textile designer and researcher. In recent years she has researched and developed innovative 3D-printed textile structures and simulation-based workflows for fashion design.

    The Lace Collection brings her work on 3D-printed textiles to fashion designers: lace and embroidery files you print directly onto fabric, so any textile can become something new.

    Maya also works on textile R&D for brands in the fashion and sportswear industry.

    See her portfolio

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