Practical Witchcraft is a deck-and-book spellcraft kit: 52 spell cards, a 128 page guidebook, and a chart of magical correspondences, covering love, abundance, protection, and banishing work in a structured, beginner-welcoming format. Card kits earn their place honestly: the deck breaks spellcraft into single workable pieces, the book supplies the method behind each, and the chart connects herbs, colors, and days to intentions the traditional way.Key Features of This Kit52 spell cards. One working per card, with intention and steps.128 page guidebook. The method, background, and ritual templates behind the cards.Correspondence chart. Herbs, colors, stones, and days matched to intentions.Product Details Contents: 52 spell cards, 128 page guidebook, correspondence chart Themes: love, abundance, protection, and banishing workings SKU: DPRAWIT The Kit's PlaceSpellcraft books can overwhelm a beginner by sheer volume; card kits solve that honestly by dealing the craft one working at a time. Draw a card, read its working, consult the guidebook for the fuller method, and check the chart for the correspondences, a structure that builds a real practice through repetition rather than through memorizing an encyclopedia first. Seasoned practitioners keep kits like this for a different reason: a shuffled deck is a fine way to let the day's working choose itself. The cards cast nothing on their own; they organize the craft while your intention does the working, which is the honest arrangement all spell kits keep.How To Use This Kit Draw a card or choose one by intention: love, abundance, protection, or banishing. Read the fuller method in the guidebook and gather what the working calls for. Check the correspondence chart to align colors, herbs, and timing. Work the spell, and note the results; the guidebook's structure rewards a record. Pairs Well With Porcupine Quill Dip Pen: the deliberate pen for the kit's petition work. Pink Household Candles, Set of 6: utility candles for the love cards. The Pictorial Key to the Tarot by A.E. Waite: the divination classic for the same shelf. Frequently Asked QuestionsIs this a tarot deck?No, it is a spell-card kit: each of the 52 cards carries a working rather than a divinatory meaning, with the guidebook supplying the method.Is it beginner friendly?Yes, deliberately: one working per card, full method in the book, and a correspondence chart that replaces guesswork.What themes does it cover?Love, abundance, protection, and banishing, the four workhorses of practical spellcraft.