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Craftober days 8.-15.

8. Charm a peice of jewelry (or an item if you don’t wear any)

it’s more about the chain itself but this is my protective necklace, all of the stones have a bit different meaning

9. Invoctation

again, skipping this!

10. Tarot spread for change

1. what needs to change?
2. what’s holding you back?
3. what needs to stay the same?
4. what tries to change it

11. Create a mandala

i wanted to go out to make a mandala with autumn leaves but didn’t have the spoons for it so i just drew one in fall colors

14. Ground yourself

grounded with guided meditation!

12. Crystal grid for money

13. Spell for prosperity

altering this a bit and making emoji spell instead! i’m in desperate need of money but i have no soace for a grid right now

🌜✨🌻💰👑💛👑💰🌻✨🌛

15. Invocation

you guessed, skipping

sorry for being a little late! last week was crazy but i try to stay on schedule for the rest of the month 🧡

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Selene has an announcement to make!

Thank you for your understanding.

🍂🌼 Making Suo Ouija Resin Board 🌼🍂

It’s gonna rain too much today for me to paint outside so I’m gonna spend my day inside crocheting. I’m gonna work on some super cute puff stitch beanies. I hope all you witches and goblins have the most fantastic Wednesday. I send loving and positive energy to you all.

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🖤 Black protective salt (ritual) 🖤

- sea salt - 3 parts

- black pepper - 1 part

- ash from incense or herbs - 1 part

- charcoal - 1 part

All ingredients, except salt, should be ground in mortars. Mix with salt. Set aside for a few hours.

More garden adventures!

I struggled to identify this one for a bit because it’s growing like a shrub in my yard but it’s classed as a climber.

Eventually I found it though! Pandorea pandorana or the wonga wonga vine.

Whilst only native to an island off my state (Flinders) it’s commonly used in gardenscaping.

It’s recorded online that the mainland indigenous peoples valued it for its timber use.

The “mythological women” belongings specifically to the Arrernte people.

I do wonder if the indigenous peoples of Flinders Island similarly found it valuable, though I don’t know when the wonga wonga vine made its way there.

Money saving tip

Alright it’s come to my attention that some people don’t realize you can use eggshells in your craft. I want to explain a few uses and how you can save money by doing this.

Ground up egg shell can be used for:

☆ Use your ground egg shell powder to cast a circle.

☆ Bless and feed your garden (tomatoes love the added calcium).

☆ Use as a protective barrier around your home, add salt to it for an extra added protection boost.

☆ Use in protection spells.

☆ You can also grind dry herbs into your eggs shell to create Magical powders for specific Magical intentions and goals.

☆ Magickal Chalk ☆

Try this, use your egg shell powder to make a kind of chalk. This chalk can be used to write Magical symbols on just about anything. Draw protective symbols in areas of need to protect objects and your home.

Now onto how you can save money. For one most people eat eggs and therefore saving your shells is an easy task. No extra money spent. All you have to do is wash them and then let them dry. Another way to save is if you already have a grinder for coffee beans and such you don’t have to buy a mortar and pestle. While having one is great I understand not having the money to buy one. If you want to and have the money great. If you don’t then don’t fret about it.

Coven walk today after work🍄🌲✨

hi i want witchy friends :( <3

☪ halloween special 20/31!!

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“And all at once, summer collapsed into fall.”
– Oscar Wilde

{October witches}

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Wee babs

I want to do…

Study. Study. Study. Learn.

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