Laura

Her name, ready to clip to anything. This keyring spells LAURA in bold, rounded block capitals raised proud of a soft-cornered rectangular tag, with a built-in ring loop at one end for a split ring or clasp. The letters stand tall enough to run in a contrasting colour, so the name pops against the plate — a simple, personal touch for keys, a school bag, a gym holdall or a pencil case. It is the kind of quick, low-cost print that makes a thoughtful stocking filler, party favour or just-because gift, and the same layout re-letters easily for any other name. Print notes: • For the classic two-tone look, print the plate first and pause (or use an AMS/MMU) to swap filament as the raised letters begin, so name and background differ in colour. • Lay it flat, letters up — no supports required. • A 0.2mm layer height is plenty; drop to 0.12mm if you want ultra-smooth letter tops. • Three or four top layers stop the raised text from showing pinholes. • Thread a metal split ring through the loop; PLA is fine, but PETG survives pockets and keys longer. Print a whole set in different colours to tell family keys apart at a glance.