Here is a small hexagon tealight. You can print it without support. If you plan to take it apart now and then, to change the white plains, that you can decorate, you only need to glue the cylinder for the light to the base (1), and you have to glue the triangle tiles for the hat (2). You need 6 treangles tiles for the hat. And you need to print 12 columns. Ther has to be 2 columns in each hole in the base. (1) The cylinder for the light can be scaled if you have a different light than me. If the light is a bit loose in the cylinder / holder, you can use a rubber band across the bottom. You should then put sum felt feeds under the base for stability. (2) The hat is glued together of 6 triangles. They are with tilted edges. It is important, that you tape them together on the outside. Close the gap between the first and the last tile, so they make up the hat. The tape is removed at last. While the tape is on, you turn around the hat, and start gluing the tiles together from the inside of the hat. When the hat is don, you can glue it to the topframe before you put it on the lamp. If you print the white planes for the windows in the lamp, you are getting stable planes. You can color them or draw on them. If you use paper for the windows, you might want to laminate the paper for stability after decorating them.