Creating Magical Herbal Sachets
Herbal Sachets are probably one of the oddest and yet fun bit of magic I like to do. Throw some leaves, bark, and bits in a baggy and keep it near you or on an altar? Smells fantastic! (Usually) But…
Ostara: Bunnies and Sunlight and Eggs, Oh My!
Ostara is a holiday known for its close ties to Easter. Or rather Easter took some of its traditions from Ostara. Either way, Ostara is the name given to the cross quarter holiday known as Spring Equinox. At Imbolc, we…
Taking Care of Tools: Gemstones
Gemstones are one of the most common and (can be) one of the most expensive tools that a witch uses. Truthfully, stones, rocks, and gemstones are incredibly accessible to anyone who is just getting started with their magic practice. As…
Taking Care of Tools: The Witch’s Cauldron
The cauldron is a classic symbol and tool of the witch. Often times, this one is overlooked because the cauldron has been substituted with the chalice. Plus, if you are in a cramped dorm or limited to your bedroom, a…
How to Use Knotwork Spells
Have you ever wondered about how to use knot magic in your practice? Knot Magic, Thread Magic, or knotwork spells are incredibly simple forms of witchcraft that you can use really early on in your journey. They don’t have the…
Energetic Home Cleaning
Cleaning and organizing our things and spaces is taking the world by storm. Between the Hygge / Lagom movement and Marie Kondo’s Magic of Tidying Up, the spring cleaning fever has hit early. Hygge is a Swedish concept of a…
Witch’s Holidays: Imbolc Celebrations
Imbolc (EM-bolk like folk) is a fire festival holiday that falls on February 2nd. More commonly known as Groundhog’s Day, this holiday is a celebration of the return of the light and for the return of activity in nature. The…
