Maker Help
Need help making a file printable?
Logo cleanup, raised or embossed graphics, stamp-ready art, simple 3D print prep, and weird maker-file rescue.
Tip / Support Maker HelpLeather / tools / custom work / shop
This is the home base for Horizon Creations. I make leather journals, custom pieces, and the bench-built tools that help me make them.
Finished journals and carry pieces are up in Standard Pieces now. Custom work and bench photos are split into their own sections so you can go straight to what you want.
Need custom leatherwork, FDM stamp files, or help making a logo or sketch printable? Start with the lane that fits the job.
File rescue, printable stamp prep, and the digital tool shelf are easier to find now.
Maker Help
Logo cleanup, raised or embossed graphics, stamp-ready art, simple 3D print prep, and weird maker-file rescue.
Tip / Support Maker HelpDigital tools / FDM printing
Bracelet stamps, border panels, plague doctor stamps, and other FDM-tested leather tooling experiments live on Cults3D.
Shop STL Files on Cults3DMessage me here, follow new work here, and keep up with what is coming off the bench.
Curtis Malone on Facebook is the main public feed right now. The Horizon Creations page still carries the business/shop signal, the leatherworker printer-and-laser group is where the tooling crossover lives, Instagram carries bench photos, YouTube and TikTok carry motion and process, and the FDM stamp files live on Cults3D.
What Instagram was showing publicly on May 13, 2026.
What your personal Facebook profile was showing in the current profile view.
Current public likes on the Horizon Creations Facebook page.
Rough live traffic count for this page.
3D printed leather stamp files
Now offering digital STL files for FDM-printed leather stamp tools - bracelet stamps, border panels, and small-shop tooling experiments designed for leatherworkers with 3D printers.
This is an added product lane beside the leatherwork: experimental tools tested on veg tan leather, built for makers who want to print, press, adjust, and keep learning at the bench.
Right now the Cults3D shelf includes three active packs: Bracelet Pack 1, Bracelet Pack 2, and Plague Doctor Pack 1.
Digital files only. These are STL files for 3D printing leather press stamps. Results depend on printer settings, filament, leather casing, and press pressure. Test on scrap first.
Standard Pieces is repeatable leatherwork. Custom Pieces is one-offs and commissions. Workbench is tools, test pieces, and in-progress photos. STL Files are digital stamp-tool packs for makers with FDM printers.
Regular builds. Journals, pouches, straps, sheaths, and other pieces I can make again.
One-offs, commissions, odd requests, and the jobs that do not fit neatly into a product listing.
The shop side of it. Tools, forms, scraps, and half-finished pieces.
Digital STL files for FDM-printed leather stamp tools, built for small-shop leatherworkers and 3D printer users. Three packs are live now on Cults3D.
Current site picks.
Dark red hand-dyed leather journal with a bold circular stamped emblem, rugged hardware, and a wrap-style closure.
$75 shipped domestic. PayPal, Venmo, or Cash App. Built for writers, gamers, sketchers, and anyone who wants their notebook to feel like it came out of a forbidden archive.
Leather pair with the tree motif carried through into finished pieces.
Two finished pieces with the tree tooling, layered color, and carved line work shown together.
Fresh bracelet run with dyed panels, hardware installs, and a cleaner outdoor hero shot from the batch.
Bench-side bracelet work from the latest run. Mixed motifs, color tests, snap installs, and the kind of spread that shows what was actually moving across the table that week.
Nothing complicated here. You reach out, we talk through it, and then I figure out whether it wants to be a standard piece, a custom, or something a little weirder.
Check the galleries so you can see the kind of leather, finish, color, and general feel I tend to work in.
Message me with what you need, what it should fit, what it should do, or even just a rough half-baked idea.
Sometimes it is a straightforward make. Sometimes it turns into a custom job. Sometimes it needs a little shop chaos first.