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First batch of the year is done! Just in time for a cold front and my kids first sore throats of the season. Next batch starts this weekend.

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Election Day is coming up, if you haven’t yet, don’t forget to go VOTE! Your voice matters.

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Made some cute ass things for my shop 💞

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Mini Altar 🔮 or how to transform a tiny box into Marry Poppins’ bag… or a TARDIS

This little project is not completely finished, but I wanted to share this with you.

So far this “Tiny Altar” contains:

Seven gemstones (including clear quartz, rose quartz, sodalite, hematite, turquoise howlite, cornaline and tiger eye) and I think to add more in the future

A tiny white sage incense stick

A tiny bell

Two bottles (contains salt and ashes-for emergency black salt)

A clear quartz pendant I use as a pendulum

A hand-sewed black imitation leather pocket for my pendulum (I am against all kind of animal products)

Pink papers

The box itself had been customised with sticky papers I customise after. This includes:

A pentacle with the elements symbols (air,fire, water, air, spirit) - inside

A pendulum map made with the actual answer of mine, with French annotations - outside

The wheel of the year (not finish) - outside

And to show you how small this box is… here is a picture of it in my hand.

As small as a baby’s hand 💜

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A friend of mine has a stomach virus working it’s course, so as you can imagine, she is dealing with some discomfort. I decided to do a little kitchen witchery to whip up some thing that will hopefully give her a little bit of symptom relief.

Here is the recipe, the ginger is the best part! 🧡

Amounts of everything vary, I was making enough for a few cups so my amounts were larger, you can make as much or as little as you’d like.

I find this is good for general tummy upset as well as menstrual cramps.

So for the tea:

Chamomile

Lemongrass

Spearmint

Vanilla

Steep with hot water as normal, then strain (or if using bagged teas, throw out bags)

Chop or shred some fresh ginger root (with any recipe, i like to really think about the wonderful benefits the ingredients are going to provide as i do this.) simmer in a pot of water for around 15-20 minutes, stirring occasionally (with healing and soothing intent! ❤️) add cinnamon and honey (to taste) Strain and then add to your tea. ☕️

Note: The ginger is a very warming ingredient, so it’s best to add your ginger mixture to your tea a little at a time and taste as you go. You can use a little or a lot, it’s all up to you.

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Anyone good at tea leaf reading (Tasseography) want to tell me what you see here? I’m just now starting out and I’d like to hear others thoughts.

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Witchy Sleepover Ideas

A bunch of fun witchy activities that can be done with friends at sleepovers or when just hanging out.

Cleanse the house using salt or incense, good thing to do before anything else witchy

Turn a recipe for food or baked goods into a magical one and make it together

Decorate cookies or cupcakes with sigils that will activate when you eat them

Make flower crowns with fresh or fake flowers

Practice tea magick and then give each other readings from the leaves (tasseography)

Practice palm reading on each other

Do some tarot readings, oracle readings or other cartomancy techniques especially if everyone brings their own deck

Get some rounded wood pieces and some paints and make yourself some homemade simple runes

Practice knot magick by making each other friendship bracelets

Use beading supplies and charms to make other types of jewelry with intent corresponding with the colors, shapes, and charms of the jewelry and then enchant them to make them even more magickal

Make your own poppets with cloth, stuffing, rice, buttons and other ingredients to be used for positive purposes such as self love

Enchant each other’s favorite plushies or stuffed animals

Make homemade bath bombs, salts, and/or bath potions

Do each other’s make up hiding sigils in it and/or practicing glamours

Do each other’s nails using color magick, sigils, and other symbols

Make homemade magickal candles

Watch witchy movies!

Decorate binders to make unique new grimoires using paper, glitter, stickers, felt and other materials

Work out each other’s natal charts 

Practice group energy work and aura reading

If everyone is comfortable make a homemade custom Ouija Board/Spirit Board and use it (please note that only do this if everyone is emotionally ready and before I get backlash for suggesting this check out @theouijagirl‘s blog)

Make homemade wands using crystals, beads, wires, and paint

Make pendulums or dowsing rods

Make sachet or jar spells for one another or together

Write a brand new spell!

Listen to music and use lyrics to write spells, incantations or chants

Do witchy arts and crafts like enchanted flower pots using sigils, rock charms, witch’s ladders, pine cone/acorn charms, acorn/seashell candles, ceremony/ritual masks, jewelry, sensory bottles/jars, enchanted slime, witch’s web, offering bowls, etc

Make a camp or bonfire and burn some (safe to burn) herbs (practice fire safety and only do this if you have a safe place to make a fire)

Soap making/carving

Make collages of things that make you feel witchy to put into your grimoires

Work on grimoires together and make custom pages, calenders, charts, illustrations, pressings, etc

Use erasers and x-acto knives (carefully) to make custom stamps of sigils, animals, words, etc

Dream interpretation the next morning

Make witchy tea and coffee together

Have fun!

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Pisces Zodiac Potion

To protect someone you care about, or even yourself, this potion is great!  

Remove the quartz after 10 minutes in the warm water. The hair has to be of the person you want to protect. Once its out , blow off the candles and bury outside the remaining lavender and hair.

The quartz has to stay with the person who needs to be protected so give it as a gift or if its for yourself, keep it in your room near. ♡

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SAMHAIN MASTERPOST

When is Samhain? October 31st to November 1st. It is the halfway point between the Autumn equinox and Winter solstice!

What is Samhain? A sabbat marking the end of the harvest and the beginning of the darker half of the year. It is also a time to pay respects to and remember the dead. It is also sometimes called the “Witches New Year.”

Activities to celebrate Samhain may include, but are certainly not limited to:

Taking a nature walk to enjoy the last bits of the harvest season before the cold sets in. 

Decorating your home with seasonal decor and autumnal colors (foods of harvest like corn, acorns, pumpkins etc. make good decor)

Set up an altar to honor your ancestors 

Prepare a nice dinner and set places for those who have passed

Tell stories about those who have passed with shared loved ones 

Visit the cemetery for your own loved ones and for those who do not have anyone left who remember them

Hold a seance

Any type of divination/divinatory guidance

Join the community! No need to celebrate the entirety of the holiday with others as Samhain is probably the most private of all the Sabbats, but hosting or attending a ritual or feast can’t hurt anything.

Foods/Herbs/Spices associated with Samhain:

allspice berries

broom

catnip

mountain ash berries

mugwort

mullein

oak leaves

rosemary

sage

pine cones

straw

corn

turnips

apples

gourds

nuts

mulled Wines

beef

pork

poultry.

I hope you all have an amazing Samhain, and I also hope you are just as excited as I am for the new season!

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if you want to buy moonstone jewelry like…please be aware that half the people on etsy and wherever selling “moonstone” jewelry are actually selling you opalite which is just….glass with added effects. moonstone and opalite are not the same thing lol….so many people are getting ripped off on etsy because of this and it kind of bothers me

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✨ Witchy Tip ✨

Dawn : 🌄

At dawn work spells for study, business, employment, healing & travel.

Good for rituals who’re meant for purification and bless new beginnings.

Noon : 🌆

At midday use the sun’s full energy while casting spells of strength, courage, protection, succes, opportunity and money issues.

Sunset : 🌅

At sunset cast spells for release, letting go of an illness heartbreak and failure, banish misery and pain. Perform rituals for breaking addictions and negativity.

Night : 🌃

Night is the time to cast spells to enhance self-development, psychic dreams and awareness, divination, spirituality, love, peace, healing old wounds and release spirits.

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#JustRidiculousThings

I have been with the same man for 10 years, so why am I nervous about what I’m gonna wear on our date tomorrow, as if he doesn’t literally see me walking around smoke cleansing the house in a Superman t-shirt and underwear most days....

*edit, in case you’re wondering I chose this 🖤

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🕯My new travel altar! 🌟 

Contents:  - tea light candle  - matches  - striker  - string (for knot magic)  - sea salt (for protection)  - dried lavender (anti-anxiety)  - clear quartz  - sea shell  - protection sigil  - 1 cent euro piece (for prosperity and travel)  - bay leaf (for wishes)

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Pocket Altar

I made my pocket altar with all the essentials I use in spellcraft. I’m missing a small cloth that will complete the bundle but aside from that its ready to use.

Don’t mind my sad attempt to decorate lol.

Theres enough room for a small cloth to sit atop everything.

So inside the tin I glued a match strip and I made a bundle of matches with a cord that I can use for knotwork, binding, or circle casting and I can use it for my pendulum too.

I have a small bag of salt, some tobacco to substitute for any poisonous herbs a spell may call for and some rosemary to sub in for any regular herbs a spell could call for.

I have two crystals, one that I can use for quick pendulum questions using the cord or as a crystal wand and a tumbled one that I can quickly enchant to replicate any properties I may need it to do passively.

I have a bell for cleansing a space when incense cannot be used as well as the brown incense for cleansing a space too.

I have a tiny pencil I got from Ikea that I can use to write sigils or intent down as well as it doubles as a mini wand too.

The red Incense cone is my homemade Spellcraft Incense recipe designed to bolster your spells power. I have an shell for burning the incense on as well.

I have a white candle for any candle magic I may need and I have little paper pads for sigils or taglocks that I can burn to activate or leave behind or bury etc.

Lastly I have a 6 sided die for more complicated divination questions that a pendulum cant answer.

I also have a second pocket altar that is pretty much empty inside and I use it for when I have a spell planned that I want to do outside. I fill it with the necessary essentials and im off.

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Just Stop! - Binding spell

What you’ll need:

Picture of the person, or their name with a drawing of what they’re doing

Pen

String

Frost Salt

Write on the taglock stop! Leave me alone! Or my personal favorite fuck off. Bind it with a string, place in the frost salt and put it in your freezer until the spells worked its magic.

Once you feel the spell has manifested you can remove from the Frost salts and dispose of them.

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Any tips on a portable altar? I have no where to set up my full altar, and I've seen many people use, like, altoid tins to hold their mini, portable altar, but I have no idea where to start with a mini altar.

Yes! I love making mini altars. Altoids tins are popular because they’re easy to acquire and beautifully subtle, but you can go with other tins or containers if you have something that feels right.To start, look at your practice as it stands and figure out the bare essentials of what you need. Walk through a typical “ritual in the life” and think about everything you touch, then find a way to include it! For example, a typical offering for me involves lighting a candle, naming some epithets, giving the offering, and then meditating in front of the altar. So a portable deity altar for me needs to include a candle (usually a tealight,) a way to light said candle, something to offer (bay leaves and incense cones are easy and don’t take up much space,) and a small token to fiddle with while I meditate like a coin or stone. I might decorate the inside and include epithets I use most often.Some people like to have the portable altars set up on the inside so you can pretty much just open it and go, other people use it as a storage container that they set up and put away. Both are fine as long as it works for what you need~