Eclectic Tarot Forum

It will be delivered tomorrow yayayay! Hope you enjoy Jane Austen.

If you use one of the avery templates that go with Microsoft, you don't have to calibrate anything. if you look i think it may make a template the size you want. off to try it. I made my own templates with FreeHand, which is now defunct, but it was my go-to design program when I was a graphic desig...

you need to make a template in office or some other program in which to print you cards both front and back. there should be 4 cards per file. all this being said...it is illegal to copy cards if copywrited unless you have permission, and this Forum does not condone such behavior. :beasty: I know i...

the trick is print the card back on the same piece if paper as the card fronts. to make it easier, do an overall pattern and forget about lining things up. i printed a lenormand deck for my own use on thick cardstock (business card stock), picked a geometric pattern for the back, and it turned out ...

I have Arcus Arcanum, Jane Austen, (decks only), Vic Romantic 1st edition kit (book), I don’t think my Arthurian boxed set (reprint of Hallowquest) is worth that much, & I really don’t want to part with Holy Grail, but I could maybe be enticed...but is yours by Clive Barrett?

Ncharge wrote: ↑27 Apr 2018, 10:18 I have an ancient Egyptian deck that I am willing to give up. Are you still looking?

Yes! What do I have that you would like? If anything trips your trigger. I need to update my deck list, but my new ones are, well, new ones, not OOP.

i use card stock on my serious image printouts. they look better. photo paper just cost too much. Yes, get the very best cardstock you can find. Research paper. I was talking about gluing two cardstocks together, front & back. That makes the entire deck very thick. It’s difficult to line the im...

This wasn’t my first rodeo. My first GJ, (yes, I was determined) I laminated with the plastic sheet stuff like you said, after printing them all. WAY thick, sharp, slippery & unshufflable, so I use them for bookmarks. Sealing them with a spray acrylic is as close as you can get to what an off-se...

I made my own yrs ago. A kind Aussie sent me all the images on a CD & being the graphic designer that I am, I recreated it to perfection. Well, maybe not so perfect, I made a mistake in my choice of cardstock. Glueing front to back made them a bit too thick & difficult to shuffle because of ...

tarot as an investment... who knew? but what the heck with some of the prices! i saw an old hand colored european deck (missing a few cards) from the 1800s going for $1200, but a deck from 1997 going for just as much? the greenwood tarot, i think it’s called. i wonder why they just don’t reprint it...