#wicthes

[girlblog404]

y’all it ACTUALLY worked

[777yourfavwitch777]

✨️✨️

[weirdlookindog]

Norman Lindsay - Little Witch, 1937

[fuv1kinggoreee]

[devilbabykisses]

Eternal love.

[freyjahcandice]

OHHH he gets it!!!

[loves6]

The Love Witch

[shrineofyore]

A beautiful protective stone (black tourmaline) for a peaceful night walk.

[sinxenon]

I bet you've never seen a D&D familiar that looks like this. Her primary form is that of a white rat (though her mage sees her as a mouse). She possesses formidable mind-control abilities. Lucky mage, right? Not so fast. She's a chaotic evil entity who rarely heeds her mage's commands. Yet, out of sheer affection, she always comes through for him in the end.

[little-rinny]

[in-the-fauces]

The Anatomical Plates of Lorena Leone. From Anatomy Lessons - Webtoon

[anabanana-jpeg]

Wouldst thou like to live deliciously?

[777yourfavwitch777]

[kats-fish]

Expirimenting with hairstyles and face shapes ^^

[xioyume]

Shout out to all witches that have never tried/don’t like tea

I see you and I feel you

[sweet-dewdrop]

Well first day of doing Tech Witchcraft I guess

Soooo... I learned that Tech Witchcraft is a thing, and I immediately went to Minecraft

I first did a protection spell of course; you always want to be protected when practicing Witchcraft

So, here’s my recipe for the protection spell. Of course, you can put whatever you think is best within the chest to make it work the best for you, this is just how I did it.

I know I explained that all very poorly, but I hope it makes sense. The spots with the grass surrounding the chest is where all the fire was. I also meant to say that the spell should begin working once all the fire went out.

Anywho, I hope this is helpful/cool for people to see :>