Inkwell's Wizard Tower

They/It Inkwell of Nurture, Defiant Researcher of the magical and unknown, artist, and proud caretaker of many animals

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the canvas is blank but i'm all out of cares.

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hate

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[bunniope]

not my labyrinth not my minotaur

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[saddragonhours-deactivated20260]

picture me this:

a big dragon getting up and stretching, joints creaking and popping, before it ambles its way over to you before FLOMPING down on top of you and getting comfy cozy again before falling asleep on you like a big heavy warm weighted blankie

[saddragonhours-deactivated20260]

you also need to pet your new big fluffy dragon blankie as you also fall asleep

[jemiu]

DyoudiM on twitter

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hallways into hallways, find me

[lich-underling]

All of you are invited to the dark winding halls with seemingly no end. I will beckon you with whispers and whails in the distance that ultimately lead to dead ends. It'll be fun i swear

[conjurer-of-worms]

[worldssmallestlizard]

[restauracionhumana]

[catcrumb]

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The thought of you never returning terrifies me more than any other

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[saddragonhours-deactivated20260]

picture me this:

a big dragon getting up and stretching, joints creaking and popping, before it ambles its way over to you before FLOMPING down on top of you and getting comfy cozy again before falling asleep on you like a big heavy warm weighted blankie

[saddragonhours-deactivated20260]

you also need to pet your new big fluffy dragon blankie as you also fall asleep

[hellenhighwater]

I'm putting a leather cover on my thread book to make it more durable, and debating a layer of board between the paper and leather for extra rigidity.

[hellenhighwater]

To answer some questions: this is properly called a Chinese Thread Book, or Zhen Xian Bao. I followed the tutorial below when I made mine several years ago. It's not one single piece of origami, it's actually 31 (very repetitive) pieces that lock into each other. (If memory serves, I believe I added a bit of glue when I attached them to make it extra secure.)

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.

[dreamcastmod]

me:*fills a water gun with printer ink* me:i dont even need a wii u to have fun

[valkvriesuitremade-blog]

if you bought a 16ml cartridge of ink at $18, and a 2500ml nerf super soaker barrage at $15.99, it would cost about $2,828.49 to fill it with ink once

[wichatime]