Under The Mermaid Moon

The raucous nighttime howling of wolves heard during the cold winter months is why January’s Full Moon in known as the Wolf Moon in Native American and Scandinavian folklore. Whether because the wolves were hungry, calling to other members of the pack, or coordinating a hunt, it was January when wolves were most often heard howling at the full moon ✨🌝✨ My favorite mug is the perfect image for the Wolf Moon

  I started making these tarot cards around 8 years ago, and I still have the first few decks I made and they are in perfect condition, even though I use them all the time! Here are a few ways you can keep your deck looking perfect too!  ☾⭐︎ WARPS OR BENDING FROM HUMIDITY  Even though my cards are VERY thick, if you live in a humid area or your cards are left outside overnight, they may warp a little. Luckily that is easily solved!  Stack your deck at least 6-8 cards high and place them on a flat surface.  ☾⭐︎ Place several heavy books on top of them and leave for several hours or, even better, overnight.  ☾⭐︎ The next day they will be flat again! ☾⭐︎ SHUFFLING YOUR HANDMADE DECK: Since the cards I make are unfinished (not slippery) and very thick, it is best NOT to use a Riffle Shuffle with them because they do not bend easily and they could be damaged. It is best to use an Overhand shuffle or Hindu shuffle with these cards. I’ve ALWAYS used an Overhand Shuffle with all my tarot ca