Brewing Games, Decks, and 3D Creations
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Tools I Use to Make 3D Cards
Curious how I turn trading cards into layered, 3D art? Here's a look at the essential tools I use—from precision blades to adhesives—to bring each piece to life.
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Tools
Craft Knives
X-acto Knife
Essential for precise, clean cuts—perfect for separating card layers with accuracy and control.
Dotting Tools
Stylus Tools
Great for adding subtle details and shaping layers—especially effective on foil cards where depth and texture really shine.
Glue
My go-to adhesive for layering—strong, clear-drying, and perfect for bonding cut pieces without warping the card.
Super Glue
Ideal for securing tiny or delicate pieces that need a strong, instant bond without shifting.
Miscellaneous
Acrylic Paint Markers
I use these to color the edges of each cut piece, helping the layers blend seamlessly and giving the finished card a clean, polished look.
Cutting Mat
I use a smaller 8x11 mat—just the right size for card work. It protects surfaces and makes precise cutting easier and safer.