Like the bad witch that I am, I was out of town for Ostara this year. Although I did celebrate in my own way while on vacation, I didn’t do much at home. This year I’m using Easter to honor the holiday instead.
Here’s how I decorated, incorporating my love for all things witchy and kitschy.
Continue reading “When Easter & Ostara Collide!”Witchcraft supplies don’t have to be expensive. Many of the witchy tools that I use most often are from the thrift store.
It isn’t March yet but I’m so ready for spring! I live near Philadelphia and the weather has been pretty brutal this winter, between the snowstorms and the freezing rain.
Ostara, or the March equinox, is on March 20th of this year. That’s only about a month away! I’m starting to decorate for Ostara now. It might be a little early, but seeing signs of spring in my home remind me that we’re in the home stretch!
I’ve been shopping online for home accents to brighten up my space for spring and prepare for Ostara. Here are twelve of my favorite witchy housewares you can use to refresh your home for spring:
Continue reading “12 Witchy Housewares for Spring”I like to refresh my mantle every few months to keep it interesting. I just can’t stand to look at the same things all the time. I rotate my art as well as the tchotchkes. I started taking down my Kewpie mantle from Christmas in early January, and this Valentine’s Day decor evolved from it.
An eclectic theme of vintage toys, minerals, and plants emerged while I was arranging it. These are all things that I collect so this came together pretty naturally on its own.
Here’s how I pulled it together:
Continue reading “My Vintage Valentine’s Day Mantle”You love your witchy weirdo but they can be hard to shop for. I’ve arranged this list of 8 unique gifts that your favorite witchy person will love to receive for Valentine’s Day this year!
Here are my top picks for 2019 for your witchy Valentine:
Continue reading “8 Gifts for Your Witchy Valentine”Imbolc is on February 1st, which is just two weeks away. This pagan holiday celebrates the returning of the sun. This is a time to think about reconnecting with nature and prepare yourself for the coming spring.
Here are six easy ways you can celebrate Imbolc at home:
Continue reading “Six Easy Ways to Celebrate Imbolc”Mulling spices are easy to whip up and make a fun holiday gift. They are traditionally used to spice cider or wine, but you can flavor any liquid with them. Try black tea, rum, maple syrup, or vinegar! You can even just simmer them on the stove in water for a festive scent.
This recipe will make 12 ornaments.
Here’s what you’ll need:
Continue reading “Easy DIY Witchy Mulling Spice Ornaments”You may not know this, but I’m a satanic witch.
Continue reading “What’s a Satanic Witch to Do on Christmas?”
Moon water is water that has been charged by the full moon. The moon water can be given different properties based on the astrological sign associated with the current moon. (This is a great resource that tells you which properties each astrological sign most signifies.)
This month, the full moon is in Gemini as of 12:39 AM Eastern on Friday November 23rd, so you’ll want to leave this out overnight on Thursday the 22nd.
Here’s what you’ll need:
I have been enamored with Marcy Kentz’s jewelry since I came across it on her Instagram last year. Her jewelry designs juxtapose sacred geometry and nature in a modern, witchy way. Her pieces are talismans full of esoteric symbolism, perfect for any witch’s wardrobe.
I received her moon phase & skull moth necklace as a gift for Christmas last year, and her all seeing eye amulet necklace last month for my birthday.
Marcy writes a note inside every jewelry package, making it that much more special.
Continue reading “Independent Designer Spotlight: Marcy Kentz Jewelry”
