Ash Amadian

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[Laser cut and engrave] Laser Cut Merry Christmas Wooden Holiday Layered Art Decoration — Project made with xTool M1 Ultra machine for Christmas.

Laser Cut Merry Christmas Wooden Holiday Layered Art Decoration

Instruction

Christmas Layered Art Decor

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Application scenario

Laser processing

Machine & module

xTool M1 Ultra

10W

Compatible xTool Machine

10W, 20W

F2 Ultra UV

15W

80W

F2 Ultra

40W

F1 Ultra

20W

5W, 10W

5W, 10W, 20W

D1 Pro

5W, 10W, 20W, 40W

55W

10W

10W, 20W, 40W

M1 Ultra

20W

P2S

55W

Material used

1/8"(3mm) Basswood Plywood

1493

Information

      I designed this little Christmas decor piece to bring a warm, cozy holiday feeling into any room. It’s made from five layers of 3mm basswood, each one laser-cut with care and stacked together to create a beautiful 3D scene. The size is 220mm x 120mm, but you can resize it easily if you want something bigger or smaller.
I created two color versions, but honestly, you can paint it however you like, that’s the fun part!
The whole piece is lightweight, only 15mm thick, so you can simply place it on a shelf or stick it to the wall with double-sided adhesive. No nails, no hassle.
It makes a lovely little gift, or just a cute way to add a handmade touch to your own Christmas decorations. I hope it brings you the same joy it brought me while designing it! 🎄✨

Instruction

Step1

Preview

Step 1 — Lay Out All the Layers
Place all five wooden pieces on a flat surface in front of you.

Starry sky layer
City/buildings layer
House layer
“Merry Christmas” text layer
Front frame

Step2

Preview

Step 2 — Start Layering From the Back

Begin assembling by placing the starry sky layer at the bottom.
Next, add the city layer on top of it, aligning the edges so the windows and skyline line up nicely.

Step3

Preview

Step 3 — Add the House and Text Layers

Place the house layer next you’ll see the depth start to form.
Then add the “Merry Christmas” layer on top, making sure the text sits neatly inside the frame opening.

You can glue the layers together if you want, but many people prefer to paint first and glue afterward.

Step4

Preview

Step 4 — Attach the Front Frame

Finally, place the front frame on top to complete the 3D look.
You can secure everything with wood glue, or leave it unglued if you plan to paint each layer separately.

Once finished, your piece is ready to display, it’s lightweight, so you can stand it on a shelf or attach it to the wall with double-sided adhesive.

THANKS, Enjoy your handcrafted art :)

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