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Hungry Ghost Halloween Candy Bowl

👻 BOO! Meet the Hungry Ghost Candy Bowl! 🎃 Fill its giant mouth with Halloween treats and bring spooky-cute fun to your home! 🍬

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Print Information

Category: Organization
Material: PLA
Nozzle: 0.4 mm
Layer Height: 0.20 mm
Supports: No
Infill: 10%
Difficulty: Easy Print
License: PixelForm Free Personal

About This Model

👻 Hungry Ghost Halloween Candy Bowl 🎃

BOO! Somebody is hungry, and this adorable little ghost is ready to gobble up all your Halloween treats!

Meet the Hungry Ghost Halloween Candy Bowl, a cute, playful, and functional 3D printable decoration designed to bring smiles, spooky charm, and sweet surprises to your Halloween celebrations.

With its giant open mouth, tiny round eyes, chubby little feet, and adorable side arms, this friendly ghost is impossible to resist! Fill its mouth with individually wrapped chocolates, colorful candies, or Halloween treats and watch it become the center of attention.

🎃 Perfect for Halloween Fun!

Whether you're decorating your home, preparing a Halloween party, or creating a festive candy station, this Hungry Ghost adds a fun and memorable touch to any space.

✨ Model Features

• Large open mouth for easy candy storage and access
• Adorable ghost character with rounded details
• Freestanding design with a stable base
• Perfect for individually wrapped chocolates and candies
• Great for Halloween parties and seasonal displays
• Single-color design with no filament changes required
• Cute decoration for desks, shelves, and entryway tables
• Fun 3D printed gift for Halloween lovers

🖨️ Recommended Printing Settings

Printer: Bambu Lab P2S
Nozzle: 0.4 mm
Layer Height: 0.20 mm
Material: PLA
Supports: Tree (Auto)
Support Angle: 30°
Estimated Filament: 141.58 g including supports
Estimated Print Time: 3 hours 43 minutes

👻 Make It Your Own!

Print your Hungry Ghost in classic white for a friendly Halloween appearance, or try glow-in-the-dark PLA for a mysterious nighttime effect.

Add individually wrapped treats to its mouth and create your own spooky candy display!

For decorative use and wrapped treats only. Avoid direct contact with unwrapped food.

❤️ Created by PixelForm Studio

We love transforming simple ideas into cute, practical, and enjoyable 3D printable creations.

Bring this hungry little ghost home and let the Halloween fun begin! 🎃👻

Printing Tips

Print with the settings listed above.

How to Print Hungry Ghost Halloween Candy Bowl

Recommended print settings, explained

Layer height (0.20 mm): 0.20 mm is the best balance of smooth curves and reasonable print time for most models. Use 0.16 mm for extra-smooth curved surfaces, or 0.24–0.28 mm for a quick draft.
Infill (10%): Decorative prints need little infill. 10–15% gyroid keeps the model light and quick to print; extra walls add more strength than extra infill.
Supports (No): This model is designed to print without supports. Keep supports switched off in your slicer: every overhang is shallow enough to print cleanly, and you save both filament and clean-up time.
Walls: use at least 3 walls (perimeters) so the outer surface is solid and edges stay crisp after sanding.

Filament and material advice

PLA is listed for this model and is the easiest choice for decorative prints: it prints at 200–220°C with almost no warping, holds fine details and comes in the widest range of colors. Switch to PETG only if the print will sit in a hot car, in direct sun or outdoors.

Printing and post-processing tips

Wash the build plate with warm water and dish soap before printing; fingerprints are the most common cause of parts lifting.
A brim is only needed if corners start to lift; most models stick well on a clean textured or smooth PEI plate.
Let the print cool fully before removing it, then trim any brim or strings with flush cutters.
Light sanding (220, then 400 grit) smooths layer lines; a filler primer and acrylic paint give a fully finished look.

Frequently asked questions

Can I scale this model?: Yes. Scaling up is usually safe; when scaling down, check in the slicer preview that thin walls still have at least two line widths (about 0.8 mm with a 0.4 mm nozzle).
Which printers can print it?: Any FDM printer with a 0.4 mm nozzle and a build plate larger than the model. The settings on this page were chosen to work on common printers without special tuning.
Can I sell prints of this model?: Not under the default license, which covers printing for yourself, your household and gifts. To sell physical prints, contact PixelForm first for written permission. Sharing or reselling the digital files is never allowed.
Is it food safe?: Printed plastic has small grooves between layers that are hard to clean. Use it for wrapped treats, or put a liner or small dish inside for loose food.