Natural Home's Wheel of the Year

Crafting, Cooking, Decorating & Magic for Every Sabbat

Häftad, Engelska, 2024

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Invite the sabbats into your home the natural way and create a vibrant wheel of the year tradition with this book of crafts, activities, and recipes. For each sabbat, Raechel Henderson features sections on low-cost activities, inspiration for your seasonal altar, journal prompts, food ideas, decoration suggestions, and more. With Raechel's eco-friendly emphasis on found and foraged materials, you will learn to make a twig wreath for Samhain, naturally dyed banners for Ostara, and twine flowers for Beltane. Explore activities like drawing a milk bath for Imbolc, leaving offerings for the faeries on Litha, and conducting a gratitude ritual for Mabon. With so many sustainable ways to enjoy seasonal themes and lessons, each turn of the wheel can grant you a new perspective and an opportunity to reclaim your life.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum2024-01-01
Mått178 x 254 x 17 mm
Vikt686 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor312
FörlagLlewellyn Publications,U.S.
ISBN9780738773698

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RAECHEL HENDERSON (Wyoming) is a Pagan and witch, following an eclectic and indenpendent path. She contributes articles to Llewellyn's almanacs and calendars, and she biogs about magic, creativity, and living by your own patterns. Raechel is a dual class seamstress/shieldmaiden and has been sewing professionally since 2008. She is also the author of Sew Witchy and The Scent of Lemon and Rosemary.

"Decked out in color photos and including helpful templates for some of the crafts, this book is a beautiful year-round resource."—BookPage recommendation guide"Henderson's hope is to inspire us to delve deeper into what makes the Wheel of the Year meaningful to us. Not as a form of busywork, but a way to engage in specific activities that tap into the energy of each holiday. This is not about how to change a bouquet of flowers every six weeks, so much as how to consider changing what we eat, contemplate, and engage in throughout the cycle of the year. Each craft is a kind of moving meditation. I enjoyed many of the recipes and the few decorative crafts I made. I'm looking forward to working with this book all through the coming year. Did I mention that this is a beautiful book? Pictures abound, and there is color everywhere. Highly recommended!"—Lisa McSherry for Facing North.com