You’re just one step away from crafting our charming chicken-and-chick egg holder stand. This free design is shared in a single ZIP package, ready for laser cutters, CNC routers, and scroll saw projects. It holds eight medium-sized eggs and adds both function and rustic charm to your kitchen or festive Easter table.
The files are optimized for smooth cutting paths and versatile use, so you can easily craft the stand from plywood, MDF, or acrylic. With the right finish, this simple project becomes more than just a stand—it’s a cheerful piece of rustic décor that tells a story of spring and family, carved into wood.
What’s Inside the ZIP Package?
- DXF – optimized for CNC and laser cutting machines, ensuring clean paths.
- SVG – compatible with Cricut, Silhouette, Glowforge, and other plotters.
- CDR – editable CorelDRAW vector file for adjustments.
- DWG – used in CAM software to generate toolpaths and G-code for CNC cutting.
- PDF – printable outline template, also suitable as a scroll saw pattern.
Material Thickness Options: Files are prepared for 4 mm, 6 mm, and 1/4 inch sheets, giving you flexibility when working with plywood, MDF, or acrylic.
Download Egg Holder Stand Patterns
All formats are packaged together in a single ZIP file for easy access. Download the files below and start crafting your own chicken-and-chick egg holder stand today—perfect for everyday use or as a festive Easter decoration.
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