Hey All! I just threw some simple D&D ornaments together for fun and figured I’d share. I have not tested these yet, but its a pretty simple patterns so it should be fine. Light blue=cut. Red=engrave.
Have fun and Happy Holidays!
EDIT: The original file was, in fact not symmetrical. LOL. Big thanks to @evansd2 for going out of his way to fix the file! You rock!
PS: All should be in a symmetrical shape and centered, so you SHOULD be able to take it out and flip it for a double sided engrave.
Thank you very much. When I throw things together they never come close to looking this good.
Right?! It’s a nice simple design, but I’m pleasantly surprised with myself. lol
Very unique. thank you for sharing.
So if you’re definitely doing two sides, you can make the flipping process a lot simpler like this:
First step: Engrave pink, cut large black rectangle around the outside.
Second step: flip entire rectangle horizontally, all at once.
Third step: turn off pink engrage, turn off black rectangle cut.
Fourth step: Turn on red engrave, turn on blue and green cuts.
You should get a nice doublesided ornament set with only one simple flip step.
That is pretty cool of you to do that for everyone. I have a question, though. Instead of having an offset, as it is, by flipping it horizontally… Couldn’t you flip it vertically and not need the offset?
Edit: Not that it matters. Just curious if there was something I was missing.
Yeah you could. you wouldn’t need an offset in that case, and it might look tidier…
Here’s a vertical flip option:
Thank you both
These look great! Thanks for the share.
Consider sharing common lines between parts. This will reduce your cut time, material wastage, and chance of flame-up. I see fourteen cuts that could be seven.
Big OOF. If nothing else, I suppose you learn.
Thank you! 
Very nice share! Thank you!
