#magicalbrew

[the-fluffy-folio]

🌸 Flowerpotion – Homebrew D&D Potion | Rare Fey Brew of Bewitching Bloom

Brewed from the pollen of a magical Flowerling, this radiant elixir glows with fey whimsy. Those who drink it shimmer with irresistible charm – though the effect cuts both ways. Eyes meet, hearts flutter, and before long, everyone’s enchanted by someone.

Sip wisely and let the magic bloom. Discover more whimsical potions, fey concoctions, and curious brews on my Patreon. 🌿✨

[the-fluffy-folio]

🌿 Homebrew Potion Spotlight: The Mushmug

Brewed from the essence of the Fantabulous Fungi, this whimsical D&D potion shimmers with untamed energy. A single sip brings color, laughter, and the faint sense that reality is about to dance.

Sip deeper into my D&D homebrew world – more potions, creatures, and monsters await over on Patreon. 🍄💫

[crazycatsiren]

Who else puts too much creamer and sugar in their coffee? ☕

[paganhareswitchcraftblog]

This is a repost from this time last year with some edits: As a witch I drew to the conclusion a long time ago that we can underestimate our skills and knowledge as witches very often and today just proved my point. For a few days now I have been working on an ideal tea for a psychic readings. Not only did it need to produce the intended vibrations to aid me, it also had to taste nice...well I think it needs too! Lol All I had was lists up to now. So I put it to bed for a few days. Today I had desire for a lovely brew. Did I go to the kitchen and boil the kettle grabbing a sachet of my favourite tea? No! Instead I suddenly found myself grabbing scissors. Slipping on shoes. And wondering to our herb planters outside, cutting a few choice leaves and flowers. Then head upstairs and selected some spices from my herb box! I washed my herbs, left to drain and then ground the spices together. I took the herbs and roughly tore them up and added to the pestle and mortar, lightly grinding them together to start the release of the plant oils. I divided the mixture between two bags to allow it to move freely in the hot water. I allowed 5 minutes for it to brew! The ingredients: Lavender, sage, peppermint, star anise, liquorice, and a few black peppercorns along with orange infused honey. Without even trying I’d created the base for the tea I was looking for. A tea that would instil peace and calm. Would remove negativity and purify. Give protection. As well as strengthening psychic powers and aid divination! And I have to say it’s a lovely and delicate tea. Though don’t leave the bag in for longer than five minutes. I added a little honey to see what it was like as I don’t normally add it. For me I would omit the honey and add orange peel, as honey really doesn’t add anything to the brew. The use of it is a personal choice. Within a few minutes of drinking it I felt a lightness and calm. I then promptly did the card reading 😊 So the moral of the long tail…don’t doubt your skills and knowledge as a witch. Go with the flow.... #magicalbrew #psychictea #witchcraft #pagan #oraclereadings #tarotreadings