Cookiecad releases limited-edition Pumpkin Spice PLA filament for fall
The U.S.-based 3D printing supplier introduces a scented, cinnamon-hued material made from renewable sources. Available only through autumn.
Cookiecad, a Nyack, New York-based company specializing in 3D printing design software and materials, has released a limited-edition “Pumpkin Spice” PLA (polylactic acid) filament for the fall season.
The seasonal filament features a deep orange base with cinnamon brown flecks and emits an autumnal scent while printing. The finished objects themselves are unscented, according to the company. This is the second consecutive year that Cookiecad has offered the seasonal product, aimed at hobbyists and makers who produce decorative items, personalized gifts, or fall-themed prototypes.
“Every holiday season, pumpkin spice inspires creativity in kitchens and cafés everywhere, and we’re overjoyed to bring that same spark to the maker world for the second year in a row,” said Cookiecad founders Nathan Apter and Melissa Kaye.
The filament is made from biodegradable, plant-based materials, including corn and sugarcane. It is compatible with most consumer 3D printers and formulated for low warping and strong bed adhesion, making it suitable for a range of experience levels. The company states the material delivers consistent print quality with smooth finishes and precise detail.
Pumpkin Spice PLA is sold in 1-kilogram spools for $34.95 and is available exclusively in the U.S., with free domestic shipping. Inventory is limited to the autumn season and will not be restocked until the following year.
