[NFB-Braille-Discussion] [EXTERNAL] Best way to braille playing cards

[Scherer, David]

A slate is faster. Once you have the first card lined up, the other cards go in the same place on the slate. I've brailled a few decks of cards and the slate worked out the best.


David Scherer

Braille Transcriber

Washoe County School District

Reno, NV

Literacy is for everyone.

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Subject: [EXTERNAL] [NFB-Braille-Discussion] Best way to braille playing cards

Hello,
I have several decks of braille playing cards. However, only one corner has braille on it. I used to be able to find some with two corners brailled, but I can’t seem to find them now, so I’m considering taking a deck I already have and brailling the other corner. However, I have found that lining the cards up in the Perkins brailler is a bit tricky, so I am looking for recommendations on the best way to do this. Would a slate be the better way to accomplish this?

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