This week I decided my holiday decor needed to be… bricked. In this video I 3D print and assemble a Lego-inspired Christmas wreath, because why buy a normal wreath when you can spend hours printing giant plastic ones instead? I’m using a Brick Wreath model from MakerWorld and snapping together brick-style pieces to build a big, bold wreath base that actually looks like it belongs in a nerdy winter wonderland. I also walk through how I add the fun seasonal details to make it feel truly “Christmas” (and very Tina Tries): extra festive bits, little add-ons, and the kind of problem-solving you only get when you’re mid-build and realize you’re committed now. If you’re thinking about printing your own, I share the models and the PETG colors I used so you can match the look, plus some general “learn as I go” takeaways about planning your colors, printing a bunch of parts, and making sure everything fits together cleanly. And yes—this is absolutely peak maker overkill, and I love it.