Ghost Pen Holder

The Ghost Pen Holder is a small Halloween-themed desk accessory built to hold a standard pen while adding a bit of spooky charm to a workspace. It comes from Sektor 7 Studios as part of their Halloween Collection, designed to be simple, cute and genuinely useful rather than just something to look at on a shelf.

What does it look like printed?

The ghost wears a cozy knitted-style beanie and stretches two small arms out in front of itself to cradle a pen horizontally. In the separated parts version the eyes are their own piece, so the finished look changes depending on the colors chosen for the beanie, eyes and body, letting each printed ghost end up a little different from the next.

How do I print it without an AMS?

The Separated Parts version answers exactly that question. The ghost, the beanie and the eyes come as individual pieces, each printed in its own color and then joined together with a small amount of superglue afterward. It is built for anyone printing on a single-color setup who still wants a multicolor result, and it opens the door to experimenting freely with beanie colors without touching a multicolor slicer profile at all.

How does the AMS version print?

For anyone with a multicolor system, the AMS version is designed to print as one complete part. The file is set up for multicolor printing directly, so the process is just slicing it, printing it, and the ghost is ready to use straight off the plate with no assembly step afterward.

Where does it belong?

Because the arms are shaped specifically to hold a pen horizontally, this is a desk piece rather than a display one. It sits naturally next to a keyboard, on an office desk, in a school pencil setup, or works as a quick Halloween gift for a coworker or a kid’s room. It also fits alongside other pieces from the Halloween Collection for anyone already printing pumpkins, bats or similar seasonal models and wants something on the desk that actually does a job.

Where can I get the files?

The Ghost Pen Holder is free on Thangs, Patreon and MakerWorld. STL files are provided along with predefined 3MF print profiles set up for Bambu Lab printers, making it straightforward to choose between the AMS version and the separated-parts version before slicing.