Compact Game Card Travel Case (3DS, PS Vita, SD, Micro SD, Stylus)

Small compact case designed and created by me.

It is hard to find a case that can carry a few of each type of cards while keeping it small. When ever I travel, I like to bring a few games with me that I may play. I tend to bring my larger cases with games that are specific to the game console. Sometimes I will bring the old game case I made but I did not make that one to have specific slots to snugly fit each card. Also there was no stylus holder which was a requirement since I have a standard new 3DS with a tiny stylus.

[3DS] Pokemon Picross Insights

Pokemon Picross is a free to play eshop game. There are Pokemon elements which makes the puzzles easier to solve. Similar to other free to play Pokemon games, real money can be used to purchase in game currency. It is possible to beat without using any money, it would just take approximately a year or so. Lots of patience recommended if going the route without spending money.

[3DS] Animal Crossing - Happy Home Designer

A simulation game based off Nook's homes in Animal Crossing. The player gets to design houses for the animal clients. However, there is no challenge to designing the house to tailor the clients interest.

[Amiibo] Olimar & Pikmin

About

Olimar & Pikmin are from the Pikmin series. Olimar is from a planet named Hoctate and while travelling, his ship hit a meteor. This led him to crash landed into a unknown planet where Pikmin lived. Together with Pikmin, Olimar is able to fix his ship.

[PS Vita] Broken Age

A point and click adventure game which probably would have been much easier to play on a larger screen than the PS Vita.

[Wii U] Captain Toad

Captain Toad is MOSTLY a casual small puzzle game. I say mostly because the hardest part was in the Bonus book.

[Crochet] Colorful Star Mini Blanket

Final product. I quite like it.

Winter is almost here and when it gets close, I tend to want to knit/crochet something. This year I decided to crochet a mini blanket for the couch. I was finally able to use some of the yarn that I been hording for years (...and still brought some).

The easiest way to make a blanket is to make granny squares and attach them together. I wanted something that had stars and with the knowledge of regular granny squares, I modified it to look like stars. These are very small granny squares (a little less than 2" each).