Author Archives: Isabella

What Wood is Best for Making a Wand – Part Two

Posted on 13/12/2018

…there are many only starting out who may be interested in a guideline of what might work best for them. Continue reading →

Rate This

What Wood is Best for Making a Wand, Part One

Posted on 06/12/2018

when you buy a “hand-turned” wand from some manufacturers you are buying a wood block which has been machine turned Continue reading →

Rate This

Posted in Ash Tree, Ash Wand, Business, Magic, Magickal, magickal trees, Pagan, traditional witchcraft, Wands, Wiccan, Witch, Witchcraft | Tagged air earth fire water, apple tree, apple wand, Apple wood, Ash Tree, ash wand, ash wood, avalon, banishing spells, bards, birch tree, birch wand, birch wood, blackthorn, blackthorn tree, blackthorn wand, blackthorn wood, blasting rod, cherry, cherry tree, cherry wand, cherry wood, chestnut, chestnut tree, chestnut wand, chestnut wood, cloutie tree, druid, druids, elder tree, elder wand, elder wood, elm, elm tree, elm wand, elm wood, faerie triad, fairy triad, hand carved wand, Harry Potter, hawthorn, hawthorn tree, hawthorn wand, hawthorn wood, healing, healing wand, holly, Holly tree, holly wand, holly wood, how to make a magic wand work, lady ellhorn, longevity, love, Magic, magic wand, magic wands, Magick, magick wand, magickal trees, Merlin, nine sacred woods, norse mythology, prosperity, prosperity magick, protection, sea magick, sea witch, Shaman, sorcerer, sorcery, the blasting rod, the holly king, the oak king, the oak king and the holly king, The World Tree, wand, wands, what wood is best for making a wand, wiccan wand, wiccan wand making, wiccan wand wood, witch wand, Witchcraft, witches wand, wood guide for wands, wood wands, yggdrasil | Leave a comment

The Magickal Fir Tree

Posted on 29/11/2018

Douglas Fir has been growing in Great Britain since around 1827 when it was introduced to the UK in 1827 Continue reading →

Rate This

Posted in Business, Christmas, folklore, healing, holiday, Magic, Magickal, magickal trees, Witchcraft, Yule | Tagged Abundance, adonis, appalachian mountains, apple, apple birch fir oak rowan hawthorn hazel willow vine, Artemis, bacchus, beltane fire, birch, birth, celt and druids, christmas tree, Diana, dionysis, douglas fir, fir tree, fir trees, fir trees in the uk, fraser fir, hawthorn, hazel, immortality, inanna, Isis, magical properties of fir, magical trees, magickal properties of fir, magickal trees, native american myth, nine sacred woods, Oak, ogham ailm, Osiris, Pan, past life regression, persephone, prosperity, protection, rebirth, rowan, scots pine, scottish botanist david douglas, scottish botanist john fraser, scottish trees, silver fir, spells to do with prosperity, transformation, trees native to the uk, vine, whats your birth tree is the new what is your star sign, willow, woodland trust, Yule, yule log | Leave a comment

Cometh the Hour, Cometh the Witch – What Kind of Witch are You and Does it Matter?

Posted on 22/11/2018

So, what kind of Witch are you? And, does it matter? Continue reading →

Rate This

Posted in Business, sorcery, spells, traditional witchcraft, Wiccan, Witch, Witchcraft | Tagged a Solitary Witch, astrologers, Astrology, believe in yourself, Bible, Catholicism, christian witches, christo witch, christo witches, climate change disasters, cunning folk, cunning women, cunningwomen, discipline, eckhart tolle, Eclectic Witch, google news briefings, government, hedge witch, herbs, higher source, Islam, my first spell worked am i a witch, neo witch, occult, occultism, planetary hours, psalms, relinquish your ego, sabrina film, santeria, the charmed ones, the divine parents, the source, the universe, upsurge in witchcraft, voodoo, washington post, what kind of witch are you, Wicca, wiccan, Witchcraft, witches, witchfinder general, witchy | Leave a comment

From the Wortcunner’s Cabinet – Poppy

Posted on 06/11/2018

In the Victorian Language of Flowers, Poppies symbolise sleep, and imagination Continue reading →

Rate This

Posted in Business, Dreams, healing, Herbalism, Love, Magic, Magickal, mythology, Nightmares, talismans, occult, sorcery, spells, Water Element, Witchcraft, World War I, wort cunning | Tagged Aphrodite, Ceres, corn poppy, corn rose, demeter mekon, erratic wild poppy, flanders field, greek god of sleep, Hecate, hoo doo, hypnos, Kore, Magick, nicholas culpeper, Nyx, opium poppy, poppy, poppy appeal, poppy for love, poppy for sleep, poppy magical correspondences, poppy magickal correspondences, poppy opium, red poppy, remembrance flower, Somnus, Thanatos, the black and white of the garden, the wortcunners cabinet, Victorian language of flowers, white poppy, wortcunner, wwi, yellow poppy | Leave a comment

Samhain, The End of Harvest and Witches New Year

Posted on 30/10/2018

,…Samhain is an original Gaelic celebration spelled Sammhuin in Scots Gaelic… Continue reading →

Rate This

Posted in Business, Celtic Tradition, Celtic Tree Calendar, dowsing, Halloween, Magic, Magickal, necromancy, occult, Pagan, pendulum, protection, Sabbats, Samhain, Talismans, traditional witchcraft, Wiccan, Witch, Witchcraft | Tagged all hallows eve, ancestors, ancestral altar, beginning of winter 1 November, brujas, burning bonfires, cailleach, Calan Gaeaf, Celtic, celtic calendar, end of harvest, gaelic, guising, hedge rider, hedge riding, hedge witch, honouring ancestors, mummers plays, necromancer, Oíche Shamhna, ouija board, pendulum dowsing, raising of the ancestors, riding the hedge, Sabbats, Samhain, samhain 2018, sammhuin, se'nnight, tarot reading, the witches new year, witch, Witchcraft, witches | Leave a comment

Folklore of the Blackthorn – Dark Crone of the Woods

Posted on 23/10/2018

His ghost, along with the infamous Blackthorn staff, is still said to haunt the Edinburgh West Bow district. Continue reading →

Rate This

Posted in Business, Celtic Tradition, Celtic Tree Calendar, Divination, Druid, folklore, Halloween, Lore, Magic, Magickal, magickal trees, Samhain, the Morrigan, traditional witchcraft, Witch, Witchcraft | Tagged blackthorn, blackthorn amulet, blackthorn binding and blasting, blackthorn black rod, blackthorn blasting rod, blackthorn divining rod, blackthorn folklore, blackthorn magic, blackthorn protection, blackthorn sloe berries, blackthorn sloes, blackthorn slones, blackthorn spines, blackthorn staff, blackthorn stang, blackthorn tree, blackthorn wand, blackthorn winter, cailleach, Calan Haf, dagda, dark crone of the woods, Draenen ddu, Draighean, Draighionn, edinburgh, english blackthorn, folklore of the blackthorn, glastonbury, goddess of winter, gregorian calendar, Major Thomas Weir, many slones many groans, morrigan and dagda, Nos Galan Mai, ogham trees, pins of slumber, Samhain, sloe berries, sloe gin, the crone of death, the crone of the wood, the morrrigan, the shepherds calendar, Witchcraft, witches | Leave a comment

	Isabella on How Do I Deal with Fear?
	Liss on How Do I Deal with Fear?
	Isabella on The Magickal Magnolia Tre…
	Suzie M. on The Magickal Magnolia Tre…
	Isabella on The Magic of Alder

Author Archives: Isabella

What Wood is Best for Making a Wand – Part Two

Rate This

What Wood is Best for Making a Wand, Part One

Rate This

The Magickal Fir Tree

Rate This

Cometh the Hour, Cometh the Witch – What Kind of Witch are You and Does it Matter?

Rate This

From the Wortcunner’s Cabinet – Poppy

Rate This

Samhain, The End of Harvest and Witches New Year

Rate This

Folklore of the Blackthorn – Dark Crone of the Woods

Rate This

Follow me on Twitter @TheWandCarver

Recent Posts

Blogroll

Recent Comments

Speaking of Witch Archives

Tags

Blogs I Follow

Blog Stats

Meta