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OMG !!! Did you see ROOM's display in that thread that Debra posted earlier... I am -ill- with jealousy. That bookshelf! All that Tarot !!!!
Glad you asked about keeping boxes - I'm heading that way too. The box for my Norse is so old the plastic is shattering. I could possibly track down a newer one and slide the paper insert into it, but maybe I should just toss it, and keep the insert in a folder. (I've got loads of folders of artwork and stuff...)
I love the bookmark idea. Trouble is I do like the boxes for storing less-used tarots - its so neat and tidy and secure, but then the edges get so beaten up...
Apart from a couple of odd decks that I'm in the process of trading, even my collectable decks I'll (the Norse and Blake) I will never part with, so that's not a reason to keep them. I think if you think you might trade a deck, it would be a good idea to store the box - so many decks seem to have pristine cards but woefully shelf-worn boxes.
You could also use the boxes to make a collage picture - cut the panels out and arrange them on a large piece of dark-coloured paper, maybe cut contrasting coloured rectangles to make borders, like scrapbooking....
Glad you asked about keeping boxes - I'm heading that way too. The box for my Norse is so old the plastic is shattering. I could possibly track down a newer one and slide the paper insert into it, but maybe I should just toss it, and keep the insert in a folder. (I've got loads of folders of artwork and stuff...)
I love the bookmark idea. Trouble is I do like the boxes for storing less-used tarots - its so neat and tidy and secure, but then the edges get so beaten up...
Apart from a couple of odd decks that I'm in the process of trading, even my collectable decks I'll (the Norse and Blake) I will never part with, so that's not a reason to keep them. I think if you think you might trade a deck, it would be a good idea to store the box - so many decks seem to have pristine cards but woefully shelf-worn boxes.
You could also use the boxes to make a collage picture - cut the panels out and arrange them on a large piece of dark-coloured paper, maybe cut contrasting coloured rectangles to make borders, like scrapbooking....