3D Print Your Own 2026 World Cup Party: Trophies, Mascots & More

Bring match-day snacking to the next level with this World Cup 2026 Trionda-inspired pistachio bowl. Designed after the official Trionda match ball by MakerWorld user Olimp, this eye-catching 3D printed bowl combines a fun football-themed look with practical snack-time functionality.

The removable inner container is perfect for collecting pistachio shells, peanut shells, wrappers, or other snack waste while the outer bowl keeps your treats within easy reach. Remove the insert, and it becomes a spacious bowl for chips, nuts, candy, popcorn, or any other game-day favorite.

This is a substantial multi-material print, and the included file is already colored for compatible multi-material printers. Please note that the full print takes approximately 48 hours, making it a true statement piece for football fans, makers, and anyone getting ready for the 2026 World Cup.

A pistachio bowl with a built-in waste container. Without the inner part, it can also be used for other snacks. The bowl is designed by MakerWorld user Olimp after the official World Cup ball Trionda so you an have fun snacking while watching the games.

This is a substantial bowl with a file that’s already colored for your multi-material printers, so it will take 48 hours to print, just so you know.

Even if Mexico isn’t your team this World Cup, it’s hard not to tip your hat to superfan Dany Sánchez on Printables for this fantastic miniature version of Mexico’s 2026 World Cup jersey. The model captures the look of a fan jersey in a compact, display-friendly form, making it a fun print for collectors, watch parties, or anyone building a lineup of tournament-themed minis.

It’s also designed to be refreshingly simple to print. According to the designer, the jersey requires no supports, no brim, and no raft, so it should be approachable even for newer makers. That also makes it a good candidate for batch printing if you want to make several for friends, classmates, teammates, or fellow fans.

One of the nicest touches is the customization potential. You can add your own numbers in the slicer as modifiers, letting you personalize the jersey with a favorite player number, a lucky number, or even matching numbers for a whole group. Printed in the right colors, it’s a small but spirited tribute to one of the 2026 host nations.

If you’re looking for something quick to print, this compact World Cup keychain is a great place to start. With a print time of under two hours, it’s an easy match-day project for football fans who want to carry a bit of World Cup spirit with them wherever they go. It also works well as a small gift, party favor, or giveaway for sports lovers.

Designer Lauvi Design says the model is optimized for fast, clean 3D printing without unnecessary complications, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced makers. Its small size means it won’t take up much filament or printer time, and it should be easy to batch-print if you want to make several for friends, family, classmates, or guests at a viewing party.

Country-specific models are also pre-colored for you on this model also by Lauvi Design.

If you want your World Cup trophy to have a bit more utility, try one of the designs that holds your beverage or snacks. There are several can-holder models, but we liked this one by Bleekys on MakerWorld, even though it didn’t have a lot of makes to back it up. We popped it into our slicer and didn’t see any issues.

The model holds a 330-ml can, and you can drink from the trophy or put the lid back on to protect your beverage.

While we’re talking about holders, you’ll certainly want a World Cup trophy snack holder as well. This model with a lid by Arlovski on MakerWorld can hold a small bowl for your snacks, since you wouldn’t want to put them directly in the trophy.

Ah, the three mascots! These are not easy to find as printable models even though there are quite a few AI generated versions out there — many we found unprintable. If you’re willing to get out the paint brush, or paint in your slicer, these three models by Mysstra3Dart at MakerWorld do appear to be printable. The designer seems to have more experience with designing miniatures for resin printing and there are no images of makes posted as of June 10, but the 3MF imported into Bambu Slicer just fine.

Of course, these mascots for the 2026 FIFA World Cup are: Maple the Moose for Canada, Zayu the Jaguar for Mexico, and Clutch the Bald Eagle for the United States. FIFA says the trio is meant to celebrate the host countries’ local cultures and the tournament’s North American scale.

With this model, each figure has a themed base.

What’s a World Cup without collectable stickers. Organize your road to the 2026 FIFA World Cup with the ultimate collector’s storage case! Specifically designed for sticker collectors, this robust and stylish box features the official 2026 aesthetic and the iconic World Cup trophy. Featuring a secure hinge system and a sleek multi-piece design, designer Gabriel07laporais, says this box is perfect for keeping your stickers safe, organized, and ready for trading.

The Compact Edition holds up to 500 stickers, while the  Collector Edition holds up to 1000 stickers.

For a simpler version try this easy-to-print two piece at Printables, below.

This two-part cookie cutter, by Cookie Cutter Rodriguez, is a fun crossover between baking and football fandom. The design includes a cutting outline and a separate stamp/seal, giving makers more control than a single-piece cutter. The cutter shapes the dough, while the stamp presses in the details, so it can be used with doughs of different thicknesses without crushing the design.

The finished cookie resembles a FIFA World Cup-style medal, complete with a central trophy motif. It’s a great print for watch parties, tournament-themed snacks, or edible souvenirs, and the two-part construction should make it easier to get clean edges and crisp embossed details before baking.

This mini World Cup trophy, by Gal 3D, is a quick-printing giveaway for watch parties, classrooms, or football-themed events. Small enough to print in batches, it turns the iconic trophy shape into a pocket-sized keepsake that guests can take home after the match.

The model can work as a simple mini trophy, but it’s especially useful as a keychain or necklace charm, making it easy to hand out as party favors or team prizes. Printed in gold filament, these minis should look festive right off the build plate, and their small size means you can produce a whole squad’s worth without tying up the printer for long.

What Did You Print for the World Cup 2026? Let us know in the comments!