Low-Cost Witchcraft Tools(That You Probably Already Have!)

The Witch Of Wonderlust19 minutes read

Olivia discusses the importance of focusing intent and energy in witchcraft, highlighting that tools are not necessary but can be helpful, offering affordable and accessible options for spell work using common household items and inexpensive finds from dollar stores and craft stores. She encourages creativity and resourcefulness in crafting spells, promoting the exploration of everyday items and sharing creations within the community for inspiration and connection.

Insights

  • Tools in witchcraft, while not essential, can help focus intent and energy, with items like tea light candles, mirrors, bowls of water, jars, journals, and fabric scraps being suggested for spell work.
  • Olivia underscores the importance of resourcefulness in witchcraft, recommending everyday items like herbs from the kitchen, dirt, sticks, flowers, salt, printers, yarn, dollar store finds, air dry clay, and taper candles for various spells, encouraging creativity and community sharing within the wonder lest coven.

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Recent questions

  • What are some inexpensive items for witchcraft?

    Herbs, candles, mirrors, bowls, jars, fabric scraps.

  • How can colors be used in witchcraft?

    Clothing, writing, baking for spells.

  • What everyday items can be repurposed for witchcraft?

    Dirt, sticks, flowers, jars, journals, fabric scraps.

  • Where can salt be easily obtained for witchcraft?

    Grocery stores, dollar stores.

  • What are some affordable options for candle magic?

    Taper candles, birthday candles.

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Summary

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"Inexpensive Witchcraft Tools for Effective Spells"

  • Olivia introduces herself as the Widget Wanderlust and mentions drinking Blood Berry tea by Spice Traders Teas.
  • She discusses the overwhelming information and noise surrounding witchcraft tools and spells, emphasizing the belief that tools are not necessary but can aid in focusing intent and energy.
  • Olivia shares a list of items that can be made or acquired inexpensively for witchcraft, starting with using herbs from the kitchen like vinegar, lemons, rosemary, bay leaves, and cinnamon for spells.
  • Tea light candles, pen and paper, mirrors, bowls of water, jars, journals, and fabric scraps are suggested as useful tools for spell work.
  • Olivia highlights the importance of color magic, suggesting the use of colors in clothing, writing, and baking for spells.
  • She mentions the significance of mirrors for supernatural purposes like scrying and reflection spells.
  • Bowls of water are recommended for representing water in spell work, while recycled jars, journals, and fabric scraps can be repurposed for spell dolls and charm bags.
  • Olivia suggests using dirt, sticks, and flowers for home protection spells, cautioning against ingesting flowers found outdoors due to pesticides.
  • Salt is emphasized as a staple in witchcraft, easily accessible at grocery stores or dollar stores for spell work.
  • She mentions using printers for spell book materials, yarn or string for knot magic, and dollar store finds like candles, candle holders, ceramic plates, and gift boxes for altars and spell work.

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Witchy crafts with everyday items

  • Air dry clay is recommended for crafting as it can be molded and dried for painting, or reused for different projects. Craft stores offer tiny vials and stone chips for small jar spells or charm bags, enhancing craft options.
  • Taper candles are affordable and versatile for candle magic, with birthday candles as an alternative for inconspicuous spells. They burn quickly, suitable for simple or representation-focused spells.
  • Encouragement is given to explore everyday items for witchy crafts, emphasizing creativity and resourcefulness in practice. Sharing creations with the community is encouraged for inspiration and connection within the wonder lest coven.
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