FILAMENT GUIDE FOR PARAGAMI 3D PRINTING

Choose the right filament for clean, detailed Paragami wall art.
Learn what materials work best, how much you need, and how to optimise colour and print quality.

PLA is recommended for most projects due to its ease of use, stability, and precise results.

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INSPIRING COLOUR PALETTES

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SUNLU Multi-Color SILK Filament

Dual-Color | Red+Blue

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Dual-Color | Pink+Gold

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Dual-Color | Black+Gold

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Dual-Color | Black+Green

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Dual-Color | Red+Gold

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Tri-Color | Blue+Green+Purple

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Tri-Color | Black+Gold+Purple

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Tri-Color | Red+Yellow+Blue

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Four-Color | Blue+Purple+Orange+Yellow

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Four-Color | Red+Yellow+Green+Black

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POLYMAKER Panchroma™

Panchroma™ Dual Silk PLA

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Panchroma™ GRADIENT SILK

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Panchroma™ Starlight PLA

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Panchroma™ GRADIENT MATTE PLA

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Panchroma™ MARBLE

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  • Create a Natural, Eartly look

    For a beige, earthy tone that brings a natural vibe to your Paragami art, you can spray-paint any filament with stone-colored paint, like Maston Spray Stone Effect Sandstone, to enhance its organic appearance.


    For an earthy look straight from your 3D printer, try filaments like Marble White, Marble Limestone, Army Beige, Earth Brown, or Muted White, and experiment with the Fuzzy Skin function in your slicer to add a textured, natural finish.

  • Coral Sponge elliptical block detail — 3D printed wall art, Paragami
  • Test Your Printer Settings

    PLA prints best at standard temperatures (around 190–220°C), but tweak your slicer settings based on your printer and filament brand for optimal results.

  • Check Filament Quality

    Stick to trusted brands to avoid issues like inconsistent extrusion or clogging, which can affect your Paragami blocks.

  • Experiment with Colors

    Even if post-processing, consider colored PLA for a base that complements your final design, especially if you’re skipping paint.