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Easy to Find Witch Supplies!

So, not all of us are able to be open with our practice, and others of us just flat out don’t have money to dole out to buy supplies. That being said, here are some low-cost or straight up free supplies! **Note: Some of these involve my personal associations.**

Tiny glass bowls: You can literally find this at the dollar store and use them as offering bowls!

Twigs: You can use these to make wreaths, wands, holders for things, etc., and you can also use them in spells that involve banishment, separation, etc.!

Grass: Represents interconnection

Old mason jars: Storage for your herbs, crystals, etc.

Tea light candles: You can find these pretty much anywhere, and they come in bulk for cheap!

Kitchen herbs: You don’t have to go all out and by the tall containers of these; you can just go to the grocery store and buy a set of the small ones! 

Air-dry Clay: Crayola sells this for cheap, and you can use this to make lots of things! Amulet coins, tiny bowls, figures, and more!

Old T-Shirts’s fabric: You can recycle old t-shirts and use them to make poppets or herb sachets!

Ribbon, twine, the likes: These can be used in wand-decoration, knotting spells, as sachet string, and literally anything else.

Tea Leaves: Teas are so varied with so many different properties, there’s pretty much infinite value here.

Seeds: Sunflower and pumpkin seeds are easy to find (because they’re snacks), and these have their own properties themselves!

Leaves: Whether they’re fresh off a tree (be respectful with that!), have fallen to the ground, or have completely dried up, leaves have lots of uses! Dried up leaves, for example, can be used in spells related to ending something, “death,” new beginnings, etc.

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What I would put in a grimore

I would start with:

1. *Herbs*,how I should use them,their meaning,how I should take care of them

2.*Divination* , I think every with was a way of using tarot cards so I would write my way and I would perfectionate it until is complete my way

3.*Candles* In my opinion candles are a huge help ,any magic you do it makes it easier (or so is for me)

4.*Meeting/Sensing* I would write any meetings I would have with spirits,faes etc. So I can avoid or not that place .

5.*Oils* I know they might be in the category of herbs, but for me oils are really important. First I can take them everywhere,I can hide them if I need too and aren’t that suspicious in case I need to keep my craft a secret for my safety. Also they ease our work , just like candles but in others ways .

6.*All my dreams* no matter they are nightmares or sweet dreams, I strongly believe that dreams are a way of divination and shouldn’t be ignored.

7.*BOOKS* Any book I’ve read or I should read about witchcraft . Not all information is useful but it will keep you in the witchy atmosphere.

8.*Believes* the way I see magic,how I should practice my craft, any information that was passed to you from a credible witch (No matter you are hereditary or not,write every piece of information ,you don’t know when you’ll need it )

Well I’m not the biggest fan of the next things I think someone could write,but I’m not alone in this world:

9.*Sigils*

10.*Runes*

11.*Astrology*

12.*Moon phases* ( I don’t know if this is useful for someone or that is world known ,but my family taught me the most important full moon is in August, for the biggest spells)

13.*Astronomy*

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Types of Witches Masterpost

I’ve seen several of these passed around, but they always feel incomplete. I’ve decided to put together my own version.  I hope this is helpful.

Religious WItches - Witches who practice within a religious practice (like Wicca)

Secular Witches - Witches who practice outside of a religious practice.

Solitary Witches - Witches who practice alone

Sonicary Witches  - Witches who only exist as the concept of sound

Tweed Witches - Witches who are really into elbow patches

Sandwiches - like a good ham and cheese one would be pleasant now.

Cranberry Witches - Best served at Thanksgiving

Forest Witches - They are in the woods, right now, totally lost

Steve Witches - These are witches named Steve. They tend to collect Dreamcast games and are generally okay unless they’ve been drinking.

Sea Witches - They work with water

C Witches - scpell everytching wcith unecesscary C’s

Gray Witches - only wear the color gray.

Grey Witches - Like Gray witches, only more pretentious

Fae Witches - Witches who work with Fairies

Witches Near Fae Witches - just waiting to see if the Fae Witches weren’t careful enough when they made their deals with the Fae.

Booze Witches - Do their best witchcraft drunk, or at least that’s what they tell you when they ask you to hold their beer. This is what Steve thinks he is. He isn’t. Steve has a problem.

Kitchen Witches - People you should be friends with around thanksgiving

Garden Witches - Work with plants, stronger than they look, seriously – don’t try to fight them.  God damn it Steve, leave her alone.

Healing Witches - The people you take Steve to after he pisses off the Garden witches.

Hedge Witches - These are Witches who work with Hedges.

Did I miss anything?

Illustrated by James Colby 💛