Raquel Name Keyring with Raised Lettering

A pocket-sized name tag that spells RAQUEL loud and proud. This little keyring is exactly what it looks like: the name "RAQUEL" in chunky, rounded capital letters standing proud off a smooth pill-shaped backing plate. The letters have a friendly bubble-font weight to them, the corners of the plate are softened, and a small round eyelet is moulded into one end so a split ring drops straight through. It is the kind of thing you clip to a school bag, a set of house keys, a gym holdall or a pencil case so it never gets mixed up with anyone else's. Because it is one continuous piece, it prints fast and forgivingly. Lay it flat on the bed with the lettering facing up and you will not need a scrap of support. Anyone with a multi-material setup or a mid-print colour swap can run the base in one shade and the raised name in another for a satisfying two-tone finish that really pops. A light sand around the eyelet keeps the ring from catching. It makes a genuinely nice, low-cost personal gift or party favour, and the same file idea scales up into a door plaque or down into a zip pull. Print notes • Flat on the bed, lettering up, no supports required • PLA or PETG both work; PETG survives a keychain's knocks better • Pause-and-swap or AMS/MMU for contrasting letter colour • Thread a 20-25mm split ring through the moulded eyelet