01Personal details
Teacher appreciation / Made personal
An apple for the teacher, with a friend inside.
A red apple with a green bookworm in little red spectacles looping out of a worm hole and lifting its head to say hello. The lid is the apple’s crown, rising over five rounded shoulders into a deep stem cavity, with a ribbed green stem and a folded, veined leaf standing up beside it; you lift it by the stem.
Apple red & leaf greenTry your colors and size in 3D.
Every detail is confirmed in your design proof.
Designed in three dimensions
Five soft shoulders shape the apple, and the cavity follows them at an even wall. A segmented bookworm loops out of a worm hole on its side and lifts its head; it prints in a second color as part of the body, with its raised spectacles left in the apple color. The lid is the apple’s crown, climbing steeply from the seam over five rounded shoulders and falling into a deep stem cavity, with a ribbed stem and a folded leaf with raised veins standing up beside it in the same color, angled to print without supports. It rests on the rim by its beveled underside.
Closed apple including the stem and leaf. Two printable parts; final fit is tested before production.
Need it larger or made to fit something? Choose a size below or in the 3D view.One apple box and its stem lid; contents are separate. Decorative storage; not for unwrapped food.
Share your choices above. We review feasibility, send a personal quote, and work through the design details. Production starts after you approve the agreed design and order terms.
Have a deadline? Include the date you need delivery, so we can check production and shipping together.
Made for decorative indoor use. We confirm the material and care guidance with your quote. Keep printed pieces away from heat and open flames.
Use a separate suitable wrapper for food gifts; the box is not made for direct food contact.
For Teacher Appreciation Week in May, the last day of school or a favorite teacher’s retirement. Send the class list and we’ll put every name on an apple.
Mix pieces, bring a new motif, or tell us a story we haven’t imagined yet.
Plan your own collection