Crafty Kitchen Witch

I love to make all kinds of wands and I would be happy to create a special one made in sacred space just for you, no two are alike and I put positive energy into making each wand I create. Please email me for prices on designing your handmade wand  EMAIL ME Here How to Make a Magick Ritual Wand Making a ritual wand doesn’t have to involve a lot of money and can be done even if you believe you don’t have any creative talents. Here are some steps that can help you in your process. Steps Find a well-grown tree with many branches. Most traditions will suggest oak, willow, or ash wood, however, if you resonate with another tree then use a branch from that particular tree. While it’s best to use deadfall, some trees will donate a branch if you are obtaining it gratefully and respectfully without harming the tree. Make sure to ask the tree for permission to use one of its branches for a wand. Meditate a while to receive an answer. If you feel guilt, the tree said ‘No’. Y...

I like to find wood that calls out to me to be handcrafted into a Wand! Remember if you find a piece of wood somewhere in nature be sure to leave an offering and say a prayer of thanks. I leave pennies or different things that nature can appreciate and use back This is a large wand about 18" and 1 1/2" thick Here is a unique wood piece I found that I made into a faery wand, it is hand painted It could have a crystal point put into the end as well, I haven't decided what crystal I want to add yet. I can create you a special wand too. You can email me for prices and ideas. Email ME here **** Here are some Information of Woods when selecting Wands Tree Magic And Ritual Uses Of Wood Specific Wands Below is a magickal description and qualities of woods used by pagans in the ritual arts. Each type of wood has different magickal elements used for specific purposes. Alder Alder is of Masculine Energy and is a sacred tree of Celtic Astrology 18 March ...

I like making things with clay. There are different kinds of clay mediums to work with and today I am going to give you some examples and recipes for a couple types. First I made this clay goddess with sculpy clay you can buy ready to work with at craft stores like Hobby Lobby and Joanne's and Michael's, I think Walmart might even have some. Here is another type of Clay and a recipe that you can easily make Here is an example of what it can make Not my work but also very nice Crafting a Clay Goddess I enjoy working with is clay, whether it's pottery clay, polymer clay, salt dough or quick drying, it's a medium I find very versatile to work with. This clay recipe is similar to salt dough, it's very easy to make and you can do so many things with it.   What You Need - 1 Box baking soda (about 2 cups) - 1 cup cornstarch - 1 1/2 cups water - sauce pan - bowl - spoon - saran wrap Mix all the ingredients together in a saucepan. Cook it over ...

DIRECTIONS FOR MAKING BRIGID'S CROSS I have seen some very elaborate and beautifully woven Brigid's Crosses. I think each year it's a new time for making a new Brigid's Cross don't you agree?  I wanted a project easy enough for young children. These directions require only pipe cleaners and string. You can get pipe cleaners in any craft store and they come in a wonderful assortment of colors so you can let your little artists be as creative as they want! Step 1 - Make a bundle with 6 pipe cleaners and bend them in half. Tie the ends all together with a piece of string. Step 2 - Lay the pipe cleaner bundle on the table in a vertical position, with the tied end on the top. Step 3- Make a second bundle, again using 6 pipe cleaners, and bend them in half. Step 4- Before you tie the ends this time though, slip it through the middle of the other bundle so that they're linked. Step 5 - Now tie the ends and lay this second bundle down in a horizontal posi...

I found this in my email, and I just think it's adorable  I do not know the original author or I would give a link to their site; but I am sharing here  what you will need to make these:  Gather  Acorns  Birch bark  Pine cones Small twig  Glue gun  Cut your twig for the spout.  Glue it on. to the acorn  Cut a thin strip of birchbark and glue on for a handle.  (It helps to fold the handle a bit a both ends for the glueing)  Glue on your acorn cap lid. Brew up some fairy tea! For your itty bitty tea cups ~ cut out a small circle of birchbark. Glue on an acorn cap.  Cut and glue on a birch bark strip handle.  After creating our tea set, we realized these fairies would surely appreciate a fairy flower snack.  So we created this little plate out of pine cone scales and an acorn cap.   fill it with fresh flowers and invited the fa...

  It's not too late to make Yule Gifts, here are some recipes and crafty instructions I have collected and will share with you   Yule Time/Christmas Scent   3 sticks cinnamon 3 bay leaves 1/4 cup whole cloves 1/2 lemon 1/2 orange 1 quart water   Combine ingredients and simmer in a teakettle or saucepan throughout the holidays!     Cinnamon Treasures By Brenda Hyde   Cinnamon is not only easy to craft with, but it's a smell that reflects the warmth and charm of a cozy winter home more than any other. These gifts can be used as additions to baskets filled with homemade breads, muffins or cookies. You can also package them alone for small gifts to give teachers, friends and house guests.     Mulled Tea Bags Ingredients: 5 tsp. loose black tea 4 whole cloves 6 whole allspice berries 2 tsp. coarsely crushed cinnamon stick 1 tsp. grated orange rind 1/2 tsp. grated lemon rind ...