Happy mid-week everyone! Welcome back to Witchy Wednesday, the day of the week where I openly talk about anything witchy. It has been a long time since I posted much of anything. I have been crazy busy with our metaphysical store, Mystic Dragon’s Lair. We have been doing wonderfully in our physical store and our online Facebook sales have only grown! We send out anywhere from 30 to 65 boxes a week to customers all over the world.
On top of that, I have chosen to keep my children home for the school year for virtual instruction. This was a very difficult decision to make. I will be doing that as well. Busy seems to just be my natural state of affairs. I hope that you are all doing well! I know COVID has made this a difficult time for many of us. Never the less…
How about getting to why we are all really here?
With all this time at home, many have picked up hobbies, sewing being one of them.
Sew Witchy 
Author: Raechel Henderson
Published: November 8th, 2019
Publisher: Llewellyn
Book Length: 264 Pages
Genre: Non-Fiction, Reference, Pagan, Witchcraft
Rating: ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥
Buy the book: Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Book Depository (Use my referral ID: Bibliophagist20)
Disclaimer: I was given a copy of this book from the publisher in exchange for an honest review. This in no way impacts my review.
Enhance your witchcraft by putting needle and thread to fabric. Part sewing manual and part grimoire, this fun and easy guide turns every craft project into a magickal ritual. Packed with easy-to-follow instructions and photographs, Sew Witchy presents a wide variety of projects that complement and improve your practice, from dream pillows and spell bags to cords and altar cloths.
With spells grouped by type, this book encourages you to enhance familiar spells with sewing supplies and try spells that infuse mundane sewing tasks with magickal intent. You’ll also find a comprehensive list of the magical correspondences for sewing tools, notions, and fabrics. Perfect for any skill level or magical path, this enjoyable and colorful book explores the historical and cultural uses of magic and sewing from all over the world.
I love this book so much! A few years ago, my mother gifted me her sewing machine because she had no time to use it. I began teaching myself little by little and I am still not great but this book makes me want to practice more!
This is a book filled with ideas from sachets to tarot punches or altar cloths! I can not wait to use this. It gives you a detailed list of what items you will need and how to both cut the fabric as well as sew it. What a great way to put your intentions into your craft! As you sew, you can keep those intentions in mind, only making that item stronger. This is a book that will hold value simply because it will be a go-to in your library as you sew more and more witchy items!
While you are home, why not craft something that you can use! Be proud and keep practicing!
Thank you again to Llewellyn for sending me this amazing book!
What other ways do you bring your craft into everyday tasks?
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