This chapter will go over the basic grips that will be referenced through out the rest of this graphy! These are very easy to learn and important for learning Cardistry!

Grips

One-Handed cuts are the easiest things for beginners to learn. I know it sounds a little intimidating, but I know you got this!!! These cuts are all very fun and will have you doing Cardistry everywhere you go!

One-Handed Cuts

This chapter moves on to cutting the deck into packets with both hands. These cuts are very fun and beginner friendly!

Packet Cuts

This chapter is all about how to spread a deck of cards! Spreading the deck smoothly can look so nice and satisfying! These spreads take some practice, but once you get them down they will be addictively fun!

Spreads

Ariel moves are one of my favorite parts of Cardistry! They are also the most fun to show others! They do take a lot of hard practice and work though! Once you start landing these moves you won't be able to stop doing them!

Ariel Moves

This chapter has moves that I feel are basic Cardistry moves, but didn't fit into a particular chapter! These moves are all very fun to do and can be added to other moves in combos!

Miscellaneous Moves

In this final chapter I will be teaching you some of my original Cardistry moves and then giving you tips and advice on how to create your own Cardistry moves. Learning other peoples moves is just the beginning. There is so much left to discover within Cardistry!

My Original Moves + Tips to Make Your Own

Cardistry is a way to dance with cards. The best way I can describe Cardistry is that it is like: Juggling, Skateboarding, and yo-yo tricks, but with a deck of cards! Cardistry is very fun to learn and perform. You can join the Cardistry community and perform or you can learn simple moves to show off the next time your family and friends break out a deck of cards. Cardistry also pairs very well with Card Magic and can be used in many routines.

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