Leaf door hanger, 160 mm
✓ Cut-checked149 × 151 mmBeginner
This leaf rosette door hanger has a center hole for ribbon. It is made from 3 mm material and suits a boho or minimal style. It is good for everyday use or as a housewarming or Mother's Day gift.
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- Size
- 149 × 151 mm (5.9 × 5.9 in)
- Machines
- CO₂ laser, Diode laser
- Files
- SVG and DXF, in millimetres
- Skill
- Beginner
- Fits
- K40-class CO₂ · Glowforge (Basic/Plus/Pro) · OMTech 50 W · xTool P2 / P2S · CO₂ 600 × 400
Ideas
- Hang on a front door knob with ribbon
- Give as a Mother's Day gift
- Use as a seasonal decoration on a cabinet handle
How to make it
Cut from plywood. Thread ribbon or twine through center hole. Hang on a door knob.
Checked for these materials
| Material | Machine | Thinnest strip | Narrowest opening |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3mm Birch Plywood | CO₂ laser | 6.84 mm | 4.09 mm |
| 3mm Hardwood (walnut, maple, cherry) | CO₂ laser | 6.84 mm | 4.09 mm |
| 3mm Basswood | Diode laser | 6.88 mm | 4.09 mm |
| 3mm Acrylic | CO₂ laser | 6.88 mm | 4.09 mm |
Measured on the exact cut lines for each material, after kerf.
Quality checks
- ✓Passed: Units are millimetres, 1:1 · Every cut path is closed, no zero-length segments · No duplicate or stacked cut lines · No cut lines cross or touch · Curves aren't over-segmented · Thinnest strip of material ≥ the material's minimum · Narrowest opening ≥ what the machine cuts cleanly · Pieces come out as designed (nothing falls loose) · The generator raised no warnings · Fits a common machine bed.
Questions
What size is the finished door hanger?
The design measures 149 x 151 mm (5.9 x 5.9 in).
What materials can I use?
It was checked for 3 mm birch plywood, 3 mm hardwood (walnut, maple, cherry), 3 mm basswood, and 3 mm acrylic.
Which machines and file formats are supported?
It works with CO₂ lasers and diode lasers that fit a K40-class, Glowforge, OMTech 50 W, xTool P2 / P2S, or CO₂ 600 x 400 bed. You get SVG and DXF files.
