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Since there weren't any free mini game cases I decided to make some I printed it at 2 Inches big which looks good in my opinion. Feel free to do whatever you want with this and remix it. I will go into how I made mine.

Materials: Glue Stick, Printer or Sticker Maker, Packing Tape, Keychain, Pliers or Scissors.

Step 1: Print (Obviously) I did 5% infill myself but even none will work but If you can spare it then I recommend it as it makes them sound less clacky when on a bag or whatever. You should also probably use a brim.

Step 2: Print your art, you can find cover arts at [https://www.thecoverproject.net](https://www.thecoverproject.net) editing it to be the right size is tricky I use Photopea which is a online editor. (I presume you can also make it into a sticker if you have that available and stop here.)

Step 3: Glue it, I use a regular glue stick, some 3d printers even come with one. You want to be generous, make sure to get the edges as those tend to peel.

Step 4: Tape it, you don't have to do this but it really helps give it that shine and also protects it as most paper wears quickly. Now I use packing tape to laminate mine, up close you can tell its a bit uneven looking but 99% of the time you cant tell, and packing tape is cheap! and most people have it. Depending on the tape you might be able to wrap it all the way around. What I do is take a strip and line it up with the edge (Vertically) where it would open and press it in then push it around the spine then with a razor (Be Careful!!!) glide the razor on the top and most of the time it cuts smooth then repeat on the other side so the seems overlap.

Step 5: Keychain Time! Now its the fun part, attaching the keychain. First poke a hole where the keychain hole is covered by the art (You can partially stick the ring in to see where it is), if you don't it might bust it up (made that mistake before =.=) then with pliers or scissors if you don't have pliers although its a lot harder open the ring and attach it. Keep in mind you can always salvage the stuff from other keychains.

TLDR: Print your art, glue it onto the print, laminate it with tape and cut around the edges and attach your keychain.

Hope this is useful for someone out there as someone who lives in a very poor household I have always made a lot of my own merch and I've always loved keychains and I thought this was one of the coolest little ways to show off what I'm into,  Thank you for reading. If you have any questions contact me at cwhaleypa@gmail.com, and I will try my best to help.

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