Veranda End Bay with Leaf Outline Infill
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Description
A rectangular end frame for a veranda run, built from two uprights, a top beam and a lower rail, with a decorative leaf panel set into the opening. The infill is a collage of large overlapping leaves drawn as open outlines. Each leaf has a centre rib and four angled side veins, so the panel reads as fine, see-through line work rather than a solid fill. Leaves sit at random angles and positions and are clipped flush at the frame, where edge leaves run into the posts, top beam and bottom rail. A leaf sits one third of the way in from the left post, just under halfway up the panel. Frame and infill print as one piece.
What it's for
- Closes the end of a veranda run with a decorative open screen instead of a solid infill.
- The overlapping leaf outlines fill the panel with line work while leaving gaps open, so sightlines and airflow stay partly clear.
- The scattered leaf layout gives an organic, uneven look rather than a repeating geometric pattern.
- The layout is fixed, so the pattern is the same from print to print.
Dimensions
- Overall frame: 120 × 150 mm, 12 mm deep.
- Infill opening: about 96 × 123 mm, 6.5 mm deep; the leaf collage fills it edge to edge.
- Leaves: roughly 50–105 mm long and 26–46 mm wide, with a 1.2 mm outline, a 1 mm centre rib and four side veins at 0.8 mm.
- Frame and infill print as one piece; no assembly required.
Print notes
- Lay the frame flat on the plate and print it as a single piece.
- The leaf outlines, ribs and veins are thin line work; slow the outer walls if the printer tends to string across the gaps.
- Because the leaves are placed at random, a leaf near the edge may be held only by its neighbours rather than by the frame. Check the perimeter first when cleaning up the print.
Remix ideas
- Change the frame proportions to suit a different veranda or porch opening.
- Reuse the leaf collage alone as a decorative screen or window insert.
- Simplify the leaf outlines for a bolder, less detailed screen.
- Swap the leaf shape for a different botanical outline while keeping the scattered layout.
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