Happy Saint Brigid’s Day and Blessed Imbolc! I made a butter cake this weekend in honor of Brigid and the approaching spring (March 19th!). 🌞

I finally managed to weave another witch’s ladder this weekend and like most things lately, it didn’t quite go according to plan. 🥀

Here’s an easy little hearthcraft spell for my fellow knot and needle workers. 🧵

Thank you again to everyone who left comments on my last post, it’s meant a lot over the last few days. 🖤

Our little buddy passed away yesterday afternoon and we’re all completely heartbroken. Rest in peace, Velcro. 🕯️

Happy New Year! And happy belated Christmas. I fell into the upside down but we’re back. 🕯️

Here’s my recipe for church windows, a classic no-bake cookie that imitates the look of stained glass. 🎄

My altar evolves a bit every year. 🕯️

I’m continuing my series on folk saints today by recognizing Guinefort, the greyhound saint. 🕯️

Since the last few months have been an absolute goat rodeo, I’m devoting some time to Advent this year.🕯️

I had the opportunity to make a batch of rose petal beads for the winter edition of Botanical Anthology Magazine (releasing today!).

I just finished up a small batch of folk Mary statuettes.🕯️

I reset my altar for November this weekend and made an oatmeal pie.🍂

Happy Halloween and Blessed Samhain! I wanted to quickly share a new project I’ve been working on this month.🌞

I’m continuing my series on folk saints today by recognizing Diana, Princess of Wales.🕯️


I made a hearthcraft oil invoking St. Martha, guardian of my kitchen altar and companion in all things domestic.

I wanted to share a few recently released resources that have a ton of useful information on ancestor work. If you’re looking for ways to start connecting with your ancestors or are interested in discovering ideas and insight into the rituals, spells, and science, these are great options.🌞