I've been into flourishing for awhile, but I want to try other cards, so out of this list what do you recommend? I've tried Tally Hos only and Bikes of course, so I need a change for once. Thanks!!!
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Cards for Flourishing
- Thread starter Bernard Brandon
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Hardly anyone will agree with me here, but I find that Aviators are stiff and hold together rather well.
Plus, they are cheap.
The only downside is the rather plain back designs.
I see them around Food Lion and some pharmacies.
;D
Plus, they are cheap.
The only downside is the rather plain back designs.
I see them around Food Lion and some pharmacies.
;D
They're pretty stiff, too.
I'm really into Blue Split Spades.
I love the detail on the back of the cards.
There's just so much going on in there and fanning with it is unbelievable.
Their my new everyday deck.
I love the detail on the back of the cards.
There's just so much going on in there and fanning with it is unbelievable.
Their my new everyday deck.
I gotta tell you, ALL of these cards are great for flourishing. Except for arccos. They're good for magic, yes. And they can be used for flourishing but they're a little slippery.
Slippery is a good thing...how do you think you're supposed to fan?
You look like you have a good selection of cards there. WPT White Borders are like Tally quality, possibly better. Nobody here will vote for those, but get them. They are worth it. Not to mention the back design is smexy.
I don't know about Smoke and Mirrors...and if the next time I visit this thread you've decided to buy Wynns, I'm gonna throw up. They spread like *cant remember who said this* "shards of broken glass*. Credits to whoever said that, because he's pretty much 100% right.
You look like you have a good selection of cards there. WPT White Borders are like Tally quality, possibly better. Nobody here will vote for those, but get them. They are worth it. Not to mention the back design is smexy.
I don't know about Smoke and Mirrors...and if the next time I visit this thread you've decided to buy Wynns, I'm gonna throw up. They spread like *cant remember who said this* "shards of broken glass*. Credits to whoever said that, because he's pretty much 100% right.
I meant slippery as in they don't hold together well. They're also not too great at fanning. So slippery doesn't always mean they fan well
Who cares about the cards
Im the one doing the work not them
so it doesnt matter which ones I use
I can do miracles with any type of cards
If you think cards are going to make you better you are wrong
make no mistake about it
Im the one doing the work not them
so it doesnt matter which ones I use
I can do miracles with any type of cards
If you think cards are going to make you better you are wrong
make no mistake about it
I like using index cards. They hold really well and have a nice finish. Sometimes their even easier to write on than Bicycle Playing Cards.