#violet magic

[sheydmade]

May I ask for some spring reading suggestions from your articles?

Of course, anon!

Flower Power: Using Spring Flowers in Divination (also on Substack)

Rose Magic: Using Roses in Spells & Divination (also on Substack)

Small But Mighty: Violets & Their Many Magical Uses (also on Substack)

Spring Allies: Charms, Spells, Divination, & Plant Magic; Part 1 (also on Substack)

Spring Magic: Herbs, Spells, & Charms for Cleansing & Prosperity (also on Substack)

[mixedforestkitchenwitch]

Violet Sugar<3

Hello my buttercups! It is violet season and I bet you’re seeing loads of them. They’re my favorite little spring edible <3 But they’re only out for a few weeks, so I blend them with sugar to keep them around a bit longer. You can make anything you like with the sugar once it’s done! I’ll be making violet shortbread cookies :) I have the butter softening on the counter now!

If you want to make some violet sugar, which I highly recommend that you do, all you need are these 5 items:

1 cup of violets, loosely packed

2 cups of granulated sugar (white sugar will allow the purple color to shine the most)

Food processor or bladed coffee grinder (you could even probably do it with a blender but that would only be if you had no other option)

Baking sheet

Strainer/sifter

Step one: Pluck the petals from the flowers. Discard the green calyxes.

Step two: Wash your petals. Wash em good! Then dry them very thoroughly. You may need to set them out on a parchment lined (they stick to everything when they’re wet) baking sheet.

Step three: If you’re using a food processor, put all the sugar and all the flowers in and pulse until combined, but NOT until the sugar becomes fine. If you’re using a coffee grinder, put a modest amount of sugar and violets in the coffee grinder. Shake and pulse until mostly homogenous. Repeat this process until all the sugar and violets have been processed.

Step four: Set the now quite sandy sugar out on a baking tray overnight in a not-humid area to dry out

Step five: Once the sugar is dry, sift it through your strainer/sifter. Re-grind/food process any remaining lumps and sift again.

Step six: Your sugar is done! You can use it for any applications you would use regular granulated sugar for. You could roll sugar cookie dough in violet sugar to make violet snicker doodles (give em to your crush to make use of violet’s love magic vibes,) or you could try the shortbread recipe I’ll be posting tomorrow. Or anything else your spring heart could desire!

Please let me know if you make this! I sincerely hope you all will :)

[lovenikkiclothes]

Based around the posed dress ‘Pure Adventure ❤️ Anna’.

[forbidden-magic-au]

(helo there all, I,m here to introduce a type of magic! If any of the other mods wishes for me to edit this I will) Voilet Magic - What happens when you use Purple magic to carry out and empower the Blue magic you use? Voilet, that’s what. - Due to the fact that Blue magic naturally emits Purple magic, it’s easier to make than most other combinations. - However, it is very easy to end up accelerating a Magician’s turning into a Husk as a result of the copious amounts of magic that can become hard to control at points. This is why many magicians stay away from using this type of magic. - Due to Purple mostly making up this type of magic, it dulls the Blue magic’s abilities a bit. However, using it correctly can create an more ideal result, as less potent blue magic is easier to figure out. - Mostly used to twist the minds of one’s opponents, or to manipulate areas with easily susceptible magic radiating from it. - Since the Blue magic ends up emitting more Purple magic to combine with it, it can become hard to distinguish it from the normal Purple magic. It can also become hard to find the right balance. As a result, it takes a skilled user to properly manage this. - While not instantly unstable, it has a big chance of becoming that if used incorrectly. (Magic System invented by @peteyklop ) The wielder pictured above is a mysterious foe, rumored to be a husk in disguise. However, who is this strange being, that seemingly brings one’s nightmares to life?

[mixedforestkitchenwitch]

Violet Shortbread Cookie Love Spell🌸

Are you looking to draw a little love into your life? Did you make my violet sugar recipe from a few posts ago and now you’re like “what tf do I do with this”? Wonder no more, as these crunchy sandy shortbread cookies are exactly the spring treat you’ve been waiting for.

Shortbread dough is made with flour, butter, and sugar, and that’s it. No eggs, no binders, or emulsifiers. I think that’s pretty cool! Because of this, however, the dough can be a tricky to work with so you’ll have to exercise a bit of self-compassion as you work with it. Practice loving yourself through the process of making this dough as a missive to the universe to draw love to you!

Ingredients

* 1 cup unsalted room temperature butter (2 sticks/200 grams)

* 1/2 cup granulated violet sugar (105 grams)

* 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract

* 2 and 1/2 cups all-purpose flour (300 grams)

* 2 tablespoons cornstarch (optional, to keep cookies tender and sandy rather than super crunchy)

* 1/2 teaspoon baking powder

* 1/2 teaspoon salt

* Fresh violets

* Wax paper

* Powdered Sugar

* Paintbrush

* Rose quartz

Instructions

* Cream the butter, sugar and vanilla extract together using an electric mixer/stand mixer until very light and fluffy. About 5 minutes should do it, scraping down the sides as needed.

* Add in the flour, cornstarch, baking powder and salt. Gently mix until the dough just comes together.

* Tip the dough out onto a lightly floured surface, and bring it together and form it into a log which is about 3 inches thick. Wrap the dough log in plastic wrap and place it in the fridge for at least an hour. Or up to 3 days.

* Once you are ready to bake your cookies preheat your oven to 350F and line a large baking sheet with baking parchment or a large silicone mat.

* Slice your cookies to about 1 inch thick and place them on your baking sheet. These cookies will not spread very much.

* Bake them for 18-20 minutes until they are golden brown. Remove them from the oven and transfer them to a wire rack to allow them to fully cool down.

* While they cool, put a rose quartz in your pocket and head out to your nearest patch of violets. Collect a few, mindfully meditating on the kind of love you’d like to draw into your life. Collect as many violets as you like.

* Press your collected violets between two pieces of wax paper, weighed down with a heavy book, for at least an hour, but ideally overnight.

* Make a tiny bit of loose royal icing (powdered sugar and water) to use as glue for your pressed flowers.

* Carefully peel the flowers off the wax paper. Using a clean paintbrush, paint the icing onto the cookie where you’d like to stick your flowers. Press your flowers onto the cookie, et viola!

* Enjoy your cookies and await the arrival of love <3