Spectre Grey

Genko-an Temple (Kyoto,JAPAN)

The only modification I made to the pattern that's demonstrated is that I took the largest bottom layer, and added about an inch to its total length so that I would have a gap between both halves and could "close" it like you see above. I used a large pad of manila drawing paper, and just made my proportions as big as I could on the paper--I think I was somewhere near 24 inches on the longest side of the biggest piece, and the book is about 12 inches square.

It does hold objects well! Nothing big or bulky, but I usually have stickers, postcards, pressed flowers, envelopes and stamps in here; I emptied it mostly out because I'm thinking about bringing it to the hobbit larp in the fall. It is a bit delicate--it is just paper--but it's also really fun!

Because the pattern is modular, you could basically stop or continue at any stage--mine is five layers deep, but you could stop at three, or continue to ten, if you could find big enough paper.

Some extra stickers for all the Demi!! 🤍💜🩶🖤

Rediscover the radiance of the Hoenn, Kalos, and Paldea regions in the Pokémon TCG: First Partner Collection—Series 3 collection!

Being able to map their flock movement is quite informative, as well is the data that is recorded when vibration or escape attempts set off the cage's sensors. They aren't particularly hard to escape, but I find that it happens surprisingly rarely.

If a girl is recaptured with a research cage, we simply replace it with the next smaller size. There is an average of 2.24 escape attempts in the first week after a size downgrade, but then none ever again, even if the size is again downgraded.

A relatively messy study/fanart for project hail mary, the last month has really awakened my inner space loving child again