Tips on printing your own Tarot or Oracle deck at home

[@hact_888]

This is what I really want to know. Thank you for letting us know

[@TechWitchcrafter]

You're welcome 😊

[@NerbPrincess]

I'm working on making goofy/cute tarot cards based on just greater arcana. I'm grateful for this video since I can't afford to print with a company.

[@TechWitchcrafter]

It's a great alternative to experiment at home :) Thanks for the feedback

[@ip3931]

Clever!

[@TechWitchcrafter]

thank you

[@amiraxperimentalx]

Love it! Have you tried self adhesive photo paper? I'm thinking about trying to print my cards on it, and apply on regular cardstock. Also, do the colors wear off? Thanks for the video!

[@TechWitchcrafter]

Hi, i haven't tried any adhesive paper, mostly because i wanted to get things printed and done fast, but i might give it a try. Also, I have not experienced colors wearing off in months of using the deck i printed. It's true that hoot paper loses the color but it happens on continuous exposition to light, which doesn't happen to my tarot decks that often. One idea if you want to reduce the risk of it happening is to apply a layer of contact paper on top. But honestly, it has not been a problem so far. And it's been more than a year of my first printing.

[@StarlightzoneTarot]

Love your work,ill follow up the techniques you mentioned . Im goin to get a printer and a laminator

[@TechWitchcrafter]

fabulous

[@WanderingSou1]

U should add amazon links for paper

[@TechWitchcrafter]

The brand I use, i'm pretty sure just sells in latin america, and since I don't have experience with foreign brands I prefer to give the paper features so you can look it up in any brand.

[@DrDivineRootsTarot]

What’s the name of the photo paper you use?

[@TechWitchcrafter]

The brand is called Masterprint and it's a latin American brand, I am not sure they exist somewhere else. But any photo paper will do. I specifically prefer glossy photo paper with more than 200gsm