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Nice haul!

Tenyo doesn't require any prior knowledge. They all can benefit with creative performance and patter. For some, prior knowledge makes some of the Tenyo exponentially better ('Magic Butterfly'). All the ones I suggested are sturdy for a child to handle. I say this because there are some...

The gift of magic and wonder to a little one is one of most intangable fun gifts one can share. Kudos to you! I'm in the same boat. I have a 6 year old daughter who is very into magic and wants to perform--NOW! Kids at that age have the drive to do it. but you can't exactly give them...

How have you been trying to learn it up to this point?

That looks awesome to do! How long have you been practicing it? And does it spin a maximum of 3 times or could you just go until you get tired?

I think Pinterest might be the best bet if you're strapped for cash

A good sign to stop is when you throw your deck against the wall. I'd say that around 30 minutes of doing one flourish is good for that session.

It's no secret that practice will take you places. Everyone is paving their way in the world of cardistry whether it's practicing an existing flourish or engineering a new one. So what are you working on? I'll start with this: - 1 1/2 deck flip - Backpack - Knacky Hacky Sacky

If I were to collect decks, I think the Theory11 deck stand is the best bet for the price and the intent of what you want to use it for. Display a deck collection proudly? BAM! Dedicated deck stand!

I had the lofty idea of selling as an actual kit. Maybe I should start small and try it out as a giveaway or as a part of a magic class. I think an actual magic class would fit the bill a lot better. At least then you'd be able to personally teach the people who are actually buying the...

Congrats in getting back in the swing of performing!

After picking up a few children's magic kits in thrift stores, I noticed that there's a lot of excess that really don't get used. I mean, 50 magic tricks is a bit overwhelming. I've had the idea of making a children's kit (thinking age 7 and above) that would cut down a lot of excess and have...

When you're playing poker and cringe when someone is bending the cards way too much to do a riffle shuffle

You could also wrap scotch tape around a couple packets and work from there. I don't think it'll last too long, but it'll last long enough to give you an idea of finger placement and familiarity

I'm making my first video later in the year. I've been trying to learn and polish up 8 moves to do the darn thing since January. But man. It took me 2 months to settle on the music and I THINK I finally have solidified the movelist that's been constantly shifting around since January.

As far as the aesthetics go for the video, I can tell you what to look for when making your own video

Took me a bit to think of the idea. It seems like you could have a spectator hold onto it and they can actually break it as long as you guide them correctly. In which case, I'd be interested in Break

Hmm. Only video I can think of is 'Odd Man Out'. Look that up and gaze upon its glory! Oh! And 'CARD' by Ryan Bang. That was recommended to me by Ian Chandler. The video has great moves and the video is brilliant and well made.

Great job! What cut are you going after next?

As far as best quality deck goes. You could put all the Theory11 decks on a dartboard, blindfold yourself and throw a dart. That would be your best deck. As far as aesthetic goes. I'm actually serious when I say this; I really don't like back designs on cards. I can go further into it, but...