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NEW!!! Turn ANY image into a huge poster with The Rasterbator!

Diy-pope!

Have YOU ever wondered what would it be like to reside under an eternal blessing? Thanks to our non-profit non-Christian organization homokaasu.org, You can be reminded of the infinite goodness of the Pope and God daily.

The Do-It-Yourself POPE is nice, soothing poster to be placed on any suitable wall: To Your living room to kindly remind You of reading and contemplating the Holy Word. To the door of Your home to give you the good message of God loving and protecting You wherever you may tread. It can even be placed on the outside walls of Your home to tell the passers-by about the Good Message!

The POPE is easy to assemble! Just download the 24 picture files. Then print and combine the papers. More detailed instructions can be found below.

You will need the following items:

  • Printer
  • Scissors
  • Duct tape
  • (Optional) Transparent plastic and glue or silicon spray

SchematicsFollow these steps to assemble Your own Pope.

  1. Download the files. You can get them zipped into one file here or one by one at the bottom of the page.
  2. Print the files. If your printer settings are correct, you should be able to use your web browser, but the best results can be achieved by using an advanced image processing program such as Adobe Photoshop or Paint Shop Pro. If you need an appropriate program, please check out TuCows (the programs there are shareware and thus not illegal). The images are optimized for A4 paper size. If you use paper with the dimensions of the American Letter standard, you need to rescale them ("fit to page"). The images are rotated 90 degrees counterclockwise.
  3. (Optional) Cut out the empty space around the Pope.
  4. Use Jesus tape (a.k.a. duct tape) to attach the pieces into one another. The image files are named a3.jpg, a4.jpg etc. The letter designates the row and the number is the column. Please note that there are no files called a1, a2, b2, c2, e1, g1, h1 and h2 since they would be blank. If you choose not to cut out the empty space, you probably want to fill the image with blank papers to form a rectangle, which is easier to handle.
  5. (Optional) Coat the image with silicon spray or transparent plastic. This is useful if you plan to place Him under conditions including rain and humidity.
  6. Attach the image to the place of your preference.
  7. Enjoy the papal blessing.

We would be extremely happy if You told us what You like of Your Pope! And remember to tell Your friends also! If You send us a photo of Your pope, we would be happy to include it on our Gallery page (soon to be available)!

Downloads: All image files in one zip, separate image files: a3, a4, b1, b3, b4, c1, c3, c4, d1, d2, d3, d4, e1, e2, e3, e4, f2, f3, f4, g2, g3, g4, h3, h4.