Deck review: Everyday Witch by Deborah Blake and Elisabeth Alba

Black cats, pointed hats, and magic brooms, too!

Favorable Fortunes for Curious Witches

A fun, practical, easy-to-use tarot kit for every witch. Charming images pair with simple explanations to make this the go-to deck for anyone seeking to learn or practice the tarot. Based on the classic Rider-Waite deck but updated for the busy modern witch, this tarot has a whimsical air while still being dedicated to the serious job of providing answers to life's tough questions. Author Deborah Blake brings her friendly, approachable style to a tarot experience that's focused on the positive.

Includes a deck with brilliant art and a full-color guidebook.

You can see the full flickthrough on tiktok or youtube. I posted two spreads, an interview spread and the Hearth & Moon Spell Spread.

Wednesday Spread: Hearth & Moon Spell Spread, Everyday Witch Tarot

Happy Wednesday, all! Welcome to the Wednesday spread. We're working with the Everyday Witch Tarot this week, and as the LWB only has one, three and Celtic Cross spreads, I've come up with a spread especially for the deck! This is the Hearth & Moon Spell Spread. Lay seven cards out; 1 in the centre, 2 above it, 3 and 4 down on the right, 5 and 6 up on the left, and 7 at the bottom. You should end up with a circle and one card inside. Instructions below, and my spread below that!

Wednesday spread; Interview spread, Everyday Witch Tarot

Happy Wednesday, all! Welcome to the Wednesday spread. This week we're interviewing the Everyday Witch! A year ago I interviewed the mini version of this deck, so I'm interested to see what the differences are going to be!

Everyday Witch Tarot Overview

The Everyday Witch is a popular, RWS based deck featuring modern day witches in modern situations. Bright and colourful, it's recommended as a great deck for everyday reads and spreads. Follow along as I work with this deck; 

First Impressions 

Interview Spread 

Different Decks, Same Question

Hearth & Moon Spread 

Full Review

Everyday Witch Tarot First Impressions

Deck Review: Witches Tarot by Ellen Duggan

Here, the Hierophant becomes the High Priest, Wheel of Fortune becomes Wheel of the Year, and Judgement becomes Karma.

Based on the traditional Rider-Waite-Smith deck and filled with images that speak to today's magickal practitioner, witchcraft takes center stage in this stunning deck designed by highly respected Witch and Tarot reader Ellen Dugan. Featuring the vibrant artwork of award-winning artist Mark Evans, Witches Tarot is the perfect combination of Tarot and the Craft.

In addition to card descriptions and meanings, Dugan's companion guide features spell-enhancing spreads—such as the Triple Goddess Spread, the Four Elements Spread, and the Wheel of the Year Spread—that you can use in both Tarot readings and magickal practice.

Wednesday Spread: Witches Tarot, Horseshoe Spread

Happy Wednesday, all! Welcome to the Wednesday spread. This is one of the longer spreads I've tried at seven cards, so I'm a bit nervous but looking forward to trying it out! Let's hope it comes through clearly.

Wednesday Spread: Deck interview, Witches Tarot

Happy Wednesday, all! Welcome to the Wednesday Spread. This week we're interviewing the Witches Tarot by Ellen Dugan and Llewellyn. I'm looking forward to seeing what this deck has to share!

Witches Tarot: Overview

Dark and mysterious, full of magical beings and creatures. This is going to be a fun deck to explore!




Follow along as I work with this deck;

First Impressions

Interview Spread

Horseshoe Spread

Full Review

Witches Tarot: First Impressions

Dark, mysterious and a little bit fun, the Witches Tarot leans on intuition and inner magic.  

Deck review: Enchanted Forest Felines by Jen Sankey and Iva Dukic

Enter the Enchanted Forest and Experience the Power of Cat-omancy

Nature's magick flits through dappled oaks, and feline oracles bound from tree to tree. In the Enchanted Forest, you'll think clearly and see situations anew. The court cards in this Rider-Waite-Smith-style deck are ruled by Bombay (king), Egyptian Mau (queen), Himalayan (knight), and Munchkin (page) cats. The four suits are transformed into dandelions (swords), saucers (cups), branches (wands), and mushrooms (pentacles). Through Iva Dukic's irresistible illustrations and Jen Sankey's insightful guidebook, the cats will help you recognize your true self and intrinsic nature.

Includes 78 cards and a paw print cutout on the box cover that reveals the 160-page, full-color guidebook underneath.

You can see the complete flickthrough on Tiktok or youtube. I posted two spreads, a deck interview and the Cat's Meow spread.

Wednesday Spread: The Cat's Meow Spread, Enchanted Forest Felines

Happy Wednesday, all! Today we're trying a spread from the LWB for this deck - I always enjoy trying a spread that was written for the deck, and the start of the year feels like a good time to try a self care spread! This is a four card spread and seems reasonably simple.

Wednesday Spread: Interview spread, Enchanted Forest Felines

 Happy Wednesday, all! Welcome to the Wednesday Spread. Today we're interviewing the Enchanted Forest Felines deck. This is a really fun deck and my daily pulls so far have been very interesting, so I can't wait to get to know the deck better!

Enchanted Forest Felines First Impressions

I love a deck with cats. Can't help it, there's just something about them. This looks like a great mix of cat behaviour and fantasy style, and I can't wait to start working with it and see what it's going to be like.

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At a Glance

Publisher: Llewellyn
Art Style: Coloured, slightly cartoonish, very recognisable
Size: Standard tarot dimensions
Theme: Magical cats
First Impressions Guide: Yes, concise and elegant

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First Impressions

The colours and brightness of this deck are amazing. The Minors are renamed, which always adds some depth to readings. Some of the cats are very cat like which I always love.

I’m curious about a few things as I dive in:

• Are they all cats, or are some of them people who look like cats?
• What difference will the renamed Minors make?
• Where there are differences, how will they affect a reading or spread?

The deck feels friendly and encouraging - I'm looking forward to getting some readings from it.

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First Draw

My very first card from the deck is the Emperor. The Emperor is a leader and father figure to the rest of the cats, a guide and helper. It feels like a good sign for the rest of our work together.

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Closing Thoughts

One card in, seventy-seven to go - and I’m already excited. This deck feels like it'll be fun and light while still being useful. I can't wait to dig in even further.



I’ll be back soon with more impressions - and likely a few surprises along the way.

Enchanted Forest Felines overview

In a forest far away, cats of all kinds live together - sometimes peacefully, sometimes not. With renamed Minors and a colourful illustration style, I'm looking forward to exploring this deck!



Follow along as I work with this deck;

First Impressions

Interview Spread

The Cat's Meow Spread

Full Review

Deck review: Mini Everyday Witch Tarot deck by Deborah Blake and Elizabeth Alba

Miniature Edition of the Beloved Everyday Witch Tarot

Small enough to fit in a pocket or a purse, you can carry this fun miniature deck everywhere. Charming images of black cats, pointed hats, magic brooms, and more make this the perfect choice for witchy tarot readings. Based on the classic Rider-Waite deck but updated for the busy modern witch, this mini tarot has a whimsical air while still being dedicated to the serious job of providing answers to life's tough questions.

This is the mini edition of the Everyday Witch Tarot (9780738746340). Cards measure approximately 1.7" x 3". Please note that this deck does not come with an instructional booklet.

As a mini deck, there's no unboxing video, but you can see the silent flickthrough to see every card on TikTok or Youtube. I posted a deck interview spread.

Wednesday Spread; Interview Spread, mini Everyday Witch Tarot.

Happy Wednesday! Welcome to the Wednesday spread. It's an interview spread this week for a mini deck - I'm looking forward to getting the full size version and trying the spread again to see what changes! This is the mini Everyday Witch Tarot by Llewellyn.

Guest deck review: Witch Sister Tarot by Julia Jeffrey

Fly into the Heart of Tarot with Your Witch Sisters

Thrumming with the power of Celtic legends and kindred spirits, this hauntingly beautiful deck captures the bold and mysterious nature of witchcraft. Julia Jeffrey's evocative artwork reimagines the Rider-Waite-Smith system into a world of iconic witches, magical familiars, and extraordinary stories. The color guidebook shows you how to invoke the aid of deities, connect with the elements, and make magic in your readings. Each card inspires a profound sense of chosen family, through which you'll find boundless wisdom and your sisters in tarot.

WITCH SISTER TAROT art and content created by Julia Jeffrey
ISBN 978-0-7387-6511-2
RRP $32.99 US
Published by LLewellyn

Guest deck review: Yuletide Tarot by Kristoffer Hughes and Erin O'Leary Brown

Hope, Warmth, and Tarot Cheer For the Most Wonderful Time of Year

Keep the childlike wonder of midwinter burning brightly with the help of this festive deck. Featuring reimagined suits of candles (wands), good cheer (cups), canes (swords), and gifts (pentacles), the Yuletide Tarot honors this spiritual time of year while remaining true to Rider-Waite-Smith style. Bestselling author Kristoffer Hughes' guidebook presents detailed descriptions of each card's keywords, meanings, and holiday lore as well as five unique midwinter spreads that will deepen your connection to this magical season.

Deck review: Dark Wood Tarot mini by Sasha Graham and Abigail Larson

Small enough to fit in a pocket or a purse, you can carry this fun miniature deck everywhere. Abigail Larson's captivating illustrations help you gain a richer understanding of yourself as you journey into the wood. Based on the classic Rider-Waite deck, this mini tarot leads you through the darkness and into the light that reflects your hidden talents and personal power.

This is the mini edition of the Dark Wood Tarot. Cards measure approximately 1.7" x 3".

Dark Wood Tarot mini is available now, published by Llewellyn. You can see the unboxing and flickthrough videos on TikTok.