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Keyflower Hex Holder Remix

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Covers Keyflower: Keymelequin, Keyflower: The Merchants, Keyflower: Key Celeste +1 more Expansions this print stores alongside the base game
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Keyflower organizer remixed to hold mini-expansion promo tiles. The green meeple box has an area to hold Key Celeste and Keymelequin. I combined all the base game boxes into a single tile holder. I combined all expansions into a second tile holder.

Because new mini-expansions keep appearing and people have different preferences for organization, I went with movable dividers to separate the tiles. A creative person could add labels or icons to the dividers.

Print one of each new box and at least 8 dividers. The base game needs 6 to separate the tiles as described in the rule book. The expansion box needs 2 to separate the Farmers, Merchants and mini-expansions. Even more dividers would be needed to properly label all the tiles if that's desired.

These tile boxes have the height decreased from the original dimensions to match the shorter height of the split tray set-up of the original insert (68mm). Accordingly, the tiles will need to be stored slightly angled to properly fit, which will only be an issue if somebody stuffs the box completely with dividers.

Keyflower box art Keyflower 2012 Layer by Layer
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Main colors from the cover art. Find matching filament, or tap swatches to narrow.

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Feb 16, 2020 by mouldybanana

Keyflower Hex Holder Remix by paprika_dash Oct 31, 2018 Keyflower organizer remixed to hold mini-expansion promo tiles. The green meeple box has an area to hold Key Celeste and Keymelequin. I combined all the base game boxes into a single tile holder. I combined all expansions into a second tile holder. Because new mini-expansions keep appearing and people have different preferences for organization, I went with movable dividers to separate the tiles. A creative person could add labels or icons to the dividers. Print one of each new box and at least 8 dividers. The base game needs 6 to separate the tiles as described in the rule book. The expansion box needs 2 to separate the Farmers, Merchants and mini-expansions. Even more dividers would be needed to properly label all the tiles if that's desired. These tile boxes have the height decreased from the original dimensions to match the shorter height of the split tray set-up of the original insert (68mm). Accordingly, the tiles will need to be stored slightly angled to properly fit, which will only be an issue if somebody stuffs the box completely with dividers.