Stitch Lamp

Somewhere between a nightlight and a character ornament, this is lighting built around the mischievous alien experiment from the Hawaiian-set animation — big ears, wide grin and the general air of something that has just broken a thing and is deciding whether to own up. A cartoon subject works well as a lamp. The silhouette is simple and readable at a glance, so the character carries across a room before anyone switches it on, and a lit ornament earns a place on a bedside table in a way a static figurine rarely does. Twelve files make up the download, so this is a proper project rather than a fifteen-minute novelty. It suits parents printing for a fan in the house, gift-makers looking for something with more presence than a keyring, and anyone assembling a shelf of animated-film pieces where the light itself is part of the display.