Quick and Easy 60+ Blender Projects For Beginners

Welcome to the Blender Beginners Course!

Are you ready to learn 3D modeling in Blender? This course is perfect for beginners who want to create stunning 3D models easily. No prior experience needed—just a passion to learn!

In this course, you'll complete over 50 practical projects that guide you step by step. You'll learn how to model everyday objects like cups, chairs, and more, mastering Blender’s tools along the way.

By the end of this course, you'll confidently create your own 3D models, whether for personal projects, games, or even professional work!

start your Blender journey today!

In this video, I'll guide you through the process of downloading and installing Blender on your PC. We'll also discuss which Blender version is best suited for your needs, and I'll show you how to access and download older versions of Blender if needed

In this video, we'll explore the basics of Blender's user interface. I'll walk you through key components such as the viewport, scene collection, and meshes, helping you get comfortable with the essential tools and layout you'll need for your 3D projects.

In this video, I’ve explained the most important settings in Blender to get you started smoothly. These settings are crucial for optimizing your workflow, and I recommend everyone enables them for the best experience.

"In this video, we'll dive into some basic operations on meshes like the cube, cuboid, and cone. You’ll learn how to move, rotate, and scale these objects, and I’ll also break down the different types of meshes you’ll encounter in Blender.

In this video, I’ve explained the different editing modes in Blender, including Object Mode and Edit Mode. You'll learn how to switch between them and understand their unique functions for 3D modeling.

In this video, we’ll create a basic ice cream cone, a simple project designed to help you get started in Blender. It’s a fun and easy way to practice fundamental modeling skills while becoming familiar with the software.

In this video, we’ll model a piece of chalk while using basic operations like move, rotate, and scale. This project will help you practice essential skills and further build your confidence in Blender.

In this video, we’ll model a simple toothpick, a straightforward project perfect for beginners to practice their basic modeling skills in Blender.

In this video, we will make a basic coin

In this video, we will make a simple mouse pad using basic tools in Blender, focusing on essential modeling techniques to enhance your skills.

In this video, we will create the basic structure of a credit card, helping you practice fundamental modeling skills.

In this video, we will create a pencil.

In this video, we will create a diamond.

In this video, we will create a colorful lollipop using a cylinder for the stick and a sphere for the candy, demonstrating essential modeling techniques in Blender.

In this video, we will create a matchstick using a cylinder for the stick and a sphere for the match head, applying basic modeling techniques in Blender.

"In this video, we will make a basic cloth tag using a cube."

In this video, we will create a basic finger ring using a cylinder, showcasing fundamental modeling techniques

In this video, we will model a basic rubber band, exploring essential techniques to create flexible shapes in Blender.

In this video, we will model a simple drinking straw, using basic shapes to practice your modeling skills in Blender.

In this video, we will create a simple bottle cap using a cylinder by deleting faces and adding modifiers

In this video, we will model a water container using a cube, applying scaling, rotating, and other basic operations.

In this video, we will model a human wearing a hat using a cylinder while exploring additional functions and techniques in Blender.

In this video, we will model a glass using a cylinder

In this video, we will model a CD using a mesh and give it its characteristic shape by deleting faces.

In this video, we will model a bottle using a cylinder, while introducing some new concepts to enhance your understanding of Blender.

In this video, we will model a table using tools like extrude and delete to shape our design effectively.

In this video, we will model a chair using techniques like extrude, bridge face, and other concepts to create a detailed design.

In this video, we will model a candle and its upper thread using extrude tools and by adjusting edge loops for added detail.

In this video, we will model a basic ruler using the rotating edge technique.

In this video, we will model a book using techniques like separating faces with the 'P' key, along with adding modifiers and loop cuts for enhanced detail.

In this video, we will model a Notebook using techniques like separating faces with the 'P' key, along with adding modifiers and loop cuts for enhanced detail.

In this video, we will model a pen cap

In this video, we will model a battery while exploring additional aspects of Blender and modeling techniques.

In this video, we will model a matchbox and add animation to bring it to life.

In this video, we will model a plate using a new tool called proportional editing.

In this video, we will model a J-shaped hanger using a Bézier curve, adding geometry to it while exploring the capabilities of Bézier curves in Blender.

In this video, we will model a rubber band again, but this time we'll use proportional editing to modify its shape.

In this video, we will model a bowl using a sphere, incorporating proportional editing and modifiers to achieve the desired shape.

In this video, we will model a wine bottle and apply a glass material to it, allowing you to understand how materials function in Blender.

In this video, we will model an ice cream stick using a cube and utilize mirror modifiers to replicate its shape along the Z-axis.

In this video, we will model a shirt button using a cylinder and explore the function of the Boolean tool to create four holes in it.

In this video, we will model a fruit slice of an apple by deleting 75% of a sphere and adding seeds for detail.

In this video, we will model goggles using a circle for the lenses and a Bézier curve for the frame, while applying a glass material for realism.

In this video, we will model a hair comb, creating its teeth using the extrude tool and the checker deselect method.

In this video, we will model a table lamp by adding meshes and applying materials for a realistic finish.

In this video, we will model a fan, add rotation animation, and apply materials for a realistic look.

In this video, we will model a switchboard with four switches using array modifiers.

In this video, we will create an open box carton using a new tool called Rip Region.

In this video, we will model a ruler using a cube and apply materials in the Shader Editor, incorporating four nodes such as Bump and Noise Texture for added detail.

In this video, we will model a white golf ball, add texture, and create a bump effect for a realistic finish.

In this video, we will texture our previously modeled carton box and make it look realistic.

In this video, we will create a basic headphone jack and apply black and silver materials to give it an impressive appearance.

In this video, we will create a simple calculator using a basic cube, modeling its buttons with extrude and bevel tools, and we'll also design its display and solar panel.

In this video, we will model a chocolate bar using the extrude and bevel tools, exploring the concepts of local and global axes, and apply texture for added realism.

In this video, we will model a tea cup using a sphere for the body and a Bézier curve for the handle, while applying materials for a finished look.

"In this video, we will model a scoop or spoon using a sphere and apply a silver material to enhance its appearance.

In this video, we will create two different hand mirrors using a cylinder and apply a glass texture for a realistic finish.

In this video, we will model a temple bell and apply texture to enhance its realism.

In this video, we will create a Rubik's cube using a cone and array modifiers, exploring the broader concepts of arrays, and applying the best materials to enhance its appearance.

In this video, we will model a paste tube for facewash or toothpaste to explore the broader concepts of modeling in Blender.

In this video, we will model a bottle and a chess pawn starting from a single vertex, demonstrating different and easy methods for modeling various objects.

In this video, we will apply an image to our previously modeled credit card to give it a realistic look.

In this video, we will model a leaf and attach an image to it, exploring the broader concepts of modeling using extrude and scale tools.