A Successful Step Forward: CRAFT3D Project Meeting in Barcelona

On January 23, 2025, the vibrant city of Barcelona played host to the latest Transnational Project Meeting of the Erasmus+ co-funded project “CRAFT3D: Enhancing Traditional Craft Practices Through 3D Printing and Technology Innovation” (Project No: 2023-1-IT01-KA220-VET-000154806). This meeting, hosted by our project partner Ambit, brought together all consortium members to discuss, evaluate, and plan the next steps of this exciting initiative.
The meeting marked a significant milestone in the project, providing an opportunity to reflect on the progress made and align strategies for the future. The discussions were rich, productive, and focused on key aspects of the project, ensuring that each partner contributed meaningfully toward the shared goals.
Key Highlights of the Meeting
Review of Work Package 2: Piloting Activities and Report Completion
A thorough analysis of the piloting activities conducted in each partner country was undertaken. Each partner presented their findings, showcasing the tangible outcomes achieved so far. The piloting phase was deemed a resounding success, with all CRAFT3D training modules validated. These modules, aimed at integrating 3D printing technologies with traditional craft practices, received positive feedback, highlighting their effectiveness in meeting the project’s goals. The final report for this work package was also completed, encapsulating the successes, challenges, and lessons learned during this phase.Work Package 3: Planning Next Steps
The consortium dedicated significant time to mapping out the activities for the next phase of the project. The timeline, aligned with the Gantt chart, was finalized, ensuring clarity on deliverables and deadlines. A detailed plan for the upcoming mentorship program was also discussed, with each partner fully understanding their responsibilities in supporting learners and stakeholders.Dissemination Strategy
Dissemination efforts were a focal point of the meeting, with partners sharing their strategies to maximize the reach and visibility of the project’s results. Emphasis was placed on strengthening networks and leveraging communication channels to ensure the project’s impact extends beyond the immediate participants.Contributions from Luxembourg Creative Lab
Luxembourg Creative Lab proudly presented its contributions to the project, which included the production of high-quality videos and the development of engaging online quizzes. These outputs are integral to the training resources and will play a vital role in enhancing the learning experience for participants.Quality Assurance
Quality assurance was another critical agenda item. The consortium discussed measures to ensure the highest possible standards for all project outputs, from training modules to dissemination materials.
A Collaborative Spirit
The meeting was characterized by a strong spirit of collaboration and shared commitment to innovation in the cultural and creative sectors. Partners actively participated in discussions, offering valuable insights and suggestions. The exchange of ideas underscored the consortium’s dedication to pushing the boundaries of how technology can enhance traditional crafts.
Looking Ahead
As the project progresses, the momentum from this meeting will drive the next stages forward. With the completion of the piloting phase and a clear roadmap for the mentorship program, the consortium is well-positioned to achieve its objectives.
The Barcelona meeting not only solidified the consortium’s shared vision but also reinforced the importance of collaboration in addressing the challenges and opportunities within the cultural and creative sectors.
Luxembourg Creative Lab is proud to be part of this transformative project and remains committed to contributing to its success. Stay tuned for updates as we continue to innovate, inspire, and support the integration of 3D printing technologies into traditional craft practices.
For more information about the project and our role, feel free to explore our website or contact our team directly. Together, we are shaping the future of traditional crafts through technology and creativity.
This project has been funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union (Project N 2023-1-IT01-KA220-VET-000154806). The European Commission support for the production of this publication does not constitute an endorsement of the contents which reflects the views only of the authors, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.