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Final product complete! I may at some future point see if my husband can print out these figures on his 3D printer. (We have an Ender Pro).

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Earlier in the process, I did not realize that I was making the number 1mm below the actual work plane because that would make a hole on the die. After they were grouped together, I just changed the numbers from solid to holes and it made the surface of the dice have numbers cut out of it.

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After all of the numbers were attached, after repeating the process of adding a new workplane to each side and attaching a number, I then clicked on the beginning plane so that the others disappeared. The next step was to find out how to turn the 3D letters into holes on the actual die.

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Some of the numbers were more difficult to line up than others, like the 2 and 3.

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Once I figured out how to align the numbers correctly, as this took some patience, and resized it to be recessed just below the workplane, I repeated this process with all the other numbers.

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After dragging the die into place, I learned about putting new workplanes onto the workspace. I did not know you could place more than one workplane, and found this to be a useful tool to make sure your new shapes are oriented correctly.

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Next, I chose to make the die from scratch project. I thought it would be interesting to see how they make the indented letters.

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The last piece I had to figure out was how to make them solid and fill in the correct color. At some point I had selected "hole" by accident with the blocks and didn't realize it. I changed that and selected the matching color. Here is the end result of the glasses!

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I fill in the other blocks using this guide. I had to adjust a few more of the blocks to be the correct size. The tutorial going one step at a time slowly was very helpful.

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I copied the longer pieces first per the instructions, and now at this point just needed to finish copy pasting all the smaller blocks in between. I struggled up to this point, but once I got used to it, this project went smoothly.

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I really struggled with getting the blocks the right size and copy pasting them. That is until I figured out that you should press and hold alt before the mouse button, and also figured out how to adjust the snap grid so that I could be more exact.

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I was surprised to see that it came already partially made, and you only have to fill in the sides of the lenses. It would be interesting to figure out how to do the other parts at a future time.

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I first decided to do the minecraft party glasses, mainly because I like minecraft and I thought it would be interesting to make something in that style.