Dangerous Ladies' 3D models for the Fae Codex's scholar's arm.
Model by Jennifer Rezny (@quicksparrows)

.stl format. Book finishes at about 12"x8" when closed (not counting some of the spindly bits coming off it) Prints mostly flat, but with some tricky overhangs. The flowers print separate, as do a number of small bits. Not for the faint of heart but doable by beginners with some moxie! 

The covers and spine are plates that can be installed around the included "box", or you can sandwich them around a hardcover book. (Or rip the cover off a book and stuff them inside.)

If you're the sort that prefers to make things light up, good news! There are slots and holes for wires to run through, and the flowers and butterflies are mostly hollow, so you can print them in transparent filament or resin and put lights inside. 

There are no hinges included –– I suggest using real ones, or for something more low profile and less finicky, you can simply glue strips of twill tape or fabric from cover to spine to cover to make a flexible joint.

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