This has been one of the most requested designs, if not the most requested in my Horror Pint Holder series, and I’m finally happy to share Freddy’s Ice Cream Pint Holder!

Important Note:

The cup is designed for the left hand. For a right-handed version, simply mirror the model in your slicer.

Features include: Storage for two spoons on the back A hole at the bottom to help push the pint up when you’re nearly done

Sizing: The holder has been tested with Ben & Jerry’s and Häagen-Dazs pints and should fit most standard 473 mL / 16 oz pints. However, you may need to slightly rescale it depending on your preferred brand.

To make this easier, I’ve included a Size_Tester.stl file. Print the tester first to check the fit, then scale the Freddy model accordingly if any adjustment is needed.

Multicolor Options:

The model is a single-part multicolor print, and the included pre-colored 3MF files give you several options:

Single-color version 4-color version featuring separate colors for the teeth, iris, pupil, and skin 5-color version that also includes the bloody holes

The 5-color version can be reduced to four colors by removing the separate black pupil color.

My Recommended Approach:

I recommend printing the 4-color version. You can also skip the separate pupil color when using a sufficiently dark color for the eyes.

For the blood, the easiest and most efficient option is to paint it by hand:

Grab some gory red acrylic paint and use a small brush to dab paint into the holes. It is practically a no-brainer because you only need to stay within the recessed areas, and the result should look great.

Painting mine took approximately 10–15 minutes.

You can, of course, print the 5-color version with the bloody holes already included. Just keep in mind that it requires a very large number of color changes, so printing it with an AMS will create a significant amount of waste.

Printing Recommendations: Print the cup using tree supports 5–10% infill should be enough

Bonus: I also included a last-minute Freddy hat!

It does not serve any practical purpose, but you can place it on top of the cup when the holder is not in use for an even cooler display. :)