Hi everybody! I'm so very sorry I've been gone for so long. Such is the life of a mom! I've been working on so many things, new art, new wings, new spells and recipes.
So... I've discovered that I have many food allergies. This has brought about the need to go Gluten, Dairy, and Soy free. I don't eat meat either so...Vegan it is! I have found the most awesome Banana Bread Recipe! I just had to share it! I will be posting quite a few things in this blog post soooo, pay close attention!
1. World's Best Banana Chocolate Chip Bread - She has some absolutely wonderful recipes!
2. I have a new Etsy Shop called Wytchwood Cottage ! Pease stop by and visit. It is a center for all things magickal. If there is anything you would like to see there, just shout it out and I will see what I can do to make it happen.
3. My new Faery and Dragon wings are almost ready for sale, as well as my little one's Potions. They are WONDERFUL and really do work very well. He definately has a special talent! Please note the sneak peak photos of them!
Ok well that's it for now! Talk to you soon! As always Blessed be and faery twinkles!
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Friday, March 9, 2012
Saturday, October 1, 2011
A Bit O' Natural Witchery
Earthen Cornucopia for Mabon or Thanksgiving
You will need:
- 3 2' by 2' pieces of 1 inch chicken wire
- A package of sheet Moss
- Grapevine or Ribbon
- Hot glue
- Fall flowers or fruits
- Hairspray
- Planter (optional)
Step 1.
Roll the chicken wire diagonally, from corner to corner. This will form a cone with a large end and a small end.
Step 2.
Curl the ends of the wire together to hold the wire together. Bend the small end into your “cornucopia” shape. Roll the large end down to form a rounded lip.
Step 3.
Using the sheet moss (it's easier to use if cut into smaller pieces), hot glue I to your frame. You may wish to do the same with the inside, but you don't have to.
Step 4.
Wrap a length of Grapevine around the entire Cornucopia. This will also help keep your moss in place.
Step 5.
Spray the entire piece with hairspray. This will keep your moss from shedding.
Step6.
Fill your new Cornucopia with whatever your tradition allows. Just have fun with it.
You now have a beautiful display for the holiday!
Happy Mabon!
BB, Lady Storm
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