DIY for Witches: Make 22 Objects for Daily Magical Practice
By Marine Nina Denis and Flora Denis
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Welcome to the world of witchcraft! When you practice magic, you must surround yourself with essential objects that will accompany you in everyday life, as well as in your work and rituals. The most effective tools will be those that you take the time to lovingly craft and truly bond with, right from the start. Create 22 magical objects to make for ritual, divination, at home, and on the go. These are easy-to-make tools you’ll turn to again and again in your magic works and your rituals from magic candles and fumigation sticks to runes and oracles and much more.
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DIY for Witches - Marine Nina Denis
Introduction
Surrounding yourself with the right tools is essential when practicing magic. In this book, you will find DIY magical objects that will accompany you in your daily life, in your practice, and during your rituals.
Our magical and ritual objects are personal tools. Each of them must be welcomed with mindfulness. A real connection must be created so that they become an extension of ourselves.
An encounter, even love at first sight, must occur between you and the object. This can happen when browsing in a store, but also at a flea market or a garage sale. Or it can happen with an object received as a gift from a loved one.
But in our opinion, the most effective tool will be one that you have taken the time to lovingly craft and with which you have established a genuine connection, from the moment of its conception.
In this book, you will discover easy-to-make tools that will be useful in your everyday magical work and your rituals.
These DIY projects are the product of our own experience. Feel free to adapt them as you see fit, though be careful, especially regarding the use of plants and essential oils. We encourage you to learn more about their contraindications before use.
Test, invent, experiment, and trust your own magic.
Flora and Marine
Part 1
YOUR MAGICAL OBJECTS
Your Everyday Magical Objects
When you practice magic, you must surround yourself with certain essential objects that will accompany you both in everyday life as well as in your works and rituals.
These items must be carefully selected, as they will become extensions of yourself. They are strictly personal and must be pampered and regularly maintained in order for their effectiveness to remain intact.
Rest assured: If you are just starting out, you don’t need to acquire everything immediately. Give yourself time to get to know your tools. The process can take several months or even several years.
You can craft most of them yourself. This will increase their power and strengthen the connection between you.
The Witch’s Essential Tools
In the second part of this book, you will find step-by-step DIY projects for creating tools that will serve you daily in your magical work. We’ve selected in advance the essential tools you will need in order to effectively practice, and you can make almost all of them yourself.
THE WAND
The wand is used to channel energy during a ritual. It must be made by the witch or warlock who possesses it (see Magic Wand).
THE BOOK OF SHADOWS / GRIMOIRE
The Book of Shadows is a notebook for recording the recipes and results of all your personal practices. It represents your memory as a witch or warlock. Traditionally, upon the death of its owner, it is passed on to his or her descendants or burned if there are no heirs. You can use any notebook as a Book of Shadows, but it will be much more personal and powerful if you craft it yourself (see Book of Shadows).
THE CAULDRON
The well-known magic cauldron is used to burn incense or plants. It can also be used as a divination tool when filled with water. Today you can find small cast-iron cauldrons in esoteric shops, but you can also substitute a bowl or a saucepan.
THE PENTACLE
A pentacle is a disc representing a star and used during consecration rituals. It is also an essential element of the altar. You can find them in esoteric shops, but it is a very simple tool to make yourself (see Pentacle).
THE CANDLE
Candles are as helpful in your daily life as they are in your rituals. Colored candles allow you to establish a particular intention (see The Meaning of Colors). You can also use white candles enhanced with essential oils or plants to diffuse their properties (see Magic Candles). We recommend that you always check candles’ ingredients before using them. Commercially available candles, especially inexpensive ones like tea lights, can be harmful. Opt instead for natural materials, such as soy wax (which has a delicious natural scent of vanilla) or beeswax.
THE SMOKE CLEANSING STICK
This is a bundle of dried plants that has always been used to purify places, whether in the traditions of indigenous peoples or in Western medicine. It is now a staple in modern magic (see Smoke Cleansing Stick).
THE CHALICE
This stemmed cup will be used to drink water, wine, or cider during rituals. Traditionally, this is a silver goblet decorated with magical symbols, but you can just as easily use a simple stemmed glass, which will become your chalice.
THE ALTAR
The altar is the sacred space on which to place ritual objects, elements found in nature, candles, or whatever you wish to put there to symbolize your practice. It will be used to set the intentions of