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Tarot Reader/Fortune Teller
Join Date: 08 Jul 2004
Location: northwest US
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A piece of buckskin also makes a wonderful reading "cloth". You can use pens or acrylic paint to put designs on it and fringe it or not, as you prefer. It would make a great cloth for Medicine Cards or one of the Native American decks. ( Hmmmm, I've given myself an idea---I do use Native American cards sometimes.) Chamois might work almost as well, too, and would cost less than buckskin, maybe. __________________ Check out the A. Nonny Mouse Thread! Click on my name at the left, go to my profile, and copy and paste the url I've listed there into your browser to go to the A. Nonny Mouse thread. |
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16-07-2012
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Join Date: 30 Jun 2012
Location: LOndon, UK
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I've just bought a couple Lo Scarabeo Cloths (Triple Moon Purple, & Astrology Blue) - God, these things ain't cheap! Frank |
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17-07-2012
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Think I'll keep my mushroom...
Join Date: 04 May 2008
Location: Connecticut, USA
Posts: 2,411
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There are also small tablecloths. I'm thinking of the round or square ones that would fit nicely on a card table. Some of them can be quite inexpensive, especially if you find one in a thrift shop or at a yard sale. |
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17-07-2012
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