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It was a blizzard outside the other day, but I though it would be the perfect setting for my wool Viking dress and hood made by the the most talented Midgaarb (etsy) and @lykosleather 🌿🙌❄️ I was surprisingly warm as well! Wonderful quality and craftsmanship. 😌💕

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Night Star Cat, Cat-O-Lanterns, and Ghost Cats.

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Celebrate Yule

Outside:

Leave out birdseed ornaments as offerings to the season

If snowing, play in the snowfall to appreciate the changing season or collect some for snow water

After the sun has gone down, burn a yule log in a bonfire

Take some friends and go wassailing!

In the Home:

Make stovetop potpourri as an alternative to incense

DIY gifts with your witch skills for your friends and family

Read a winter solstice tarot spread for yourself

Decorate your holiday tree, blessing the ornaments with good energy

Hang mistletoe for protection and (consensual!) kisses

In the Kitchen:

Make one of these Celtic Yule recipes

Prepare some traditional or non-traditional wassail for any adults

Bake mini yule logs to share with family and friends

Make Swedish Lussekatter rolls or Norwegian Julekake bread

In the Bath:

Bathe with fresh orange slices and frankincense and myrrh essential oils for a prosperity ritual bath

Take a lazy witch holiday LUSH bath (our suggestions here)

Do a pre-solstice ritual bath with essential oils

Make winter spice bath bombs and enchant them for prosperity

On your Altar:

Use colors like reds, greens, whites, and metallic colors

Add holly, pine, ivy, mistletoe, juniper, or cedar for some greenery

Decorate with a yule wish bottle to for some easy magic

Represent the seasonal harvest with oranges, pears, nuts, and berries

Incorporate snowflake obsidian, clear quartz, or bloodstone

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🕸 🕷 🎃 May Luck Be With You… 🎃 🕷 🕸

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🍂🍎Blessed Mabon!🍂🍎

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art by keely.elle

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“These nights the air is full of spirits.”

— Linda Hogan, from Dark, Sweet: New & Selected Poems; “Night and Day,”

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Inktober n° 29 and happy Halloween! 🎃 This will be my last Inktober piece, even though I only did 29 and not all the 31. Still pretty happy with the challenge!!