The Pagan sabbat of Lammas / Lughnasadh is upon us again. To celebrate the first of the harvest season sacred days, we're taking a look at 17 classic art paintings that capture the beauty and spirit of Lammas superbly.
The Summer Solstice is upon us again. To celebrate, here is a look at 15 essential oils that are perfect for Midsummer / Litha and plenty of fab ways to use them all season long.
From faery magick to stargazing, the inner lives of trees to delicious picnic recipes, in this post we explore 25 books that a fantastic fit for the Pagan sabbat of Beltane.
Attention crafters, makers, and other creative souls who love October 31st! I've created a brand new hashtag - #MahkeHalloween365 - to unite us further in our passion for both being creative and for All Hallows' Eve. 🎃
Spring's return is just around the corner, as it that of the Pagan sabbat of Ostara. Celebrate either, or both, of these joyful events with this roundup of 35 fantastic DIY and craft projects that are perfect for the Spring Equinox.
Announcing the launch of Witchcrafted Life's YouTube channel and sharing a tour of my Imbolc 2021 altar.
Help to make your Yule and Winter Solstice celebrations all the more merry and bright, meaningful and magick with these 50 fabulous ideas for handmade craft projects that you can DIY yourself for the holiday season.
Sending and receiving festive cards is a time-honoured and much beloved tradition. If you're on the prowl for the perfect phrasing to include in your Christmas or holiday season cards, look no further than the 101 sentiment ideas in this post.
This year's October 31st is an extra super-duper special one! On top of being both Halloween and the Pagan sabbat of Samhain, this year sees the return of a rare Halloween blue moon. Read on for oodles of fun and interesting facts about this exciting astronomical occurrence.
Classic autumn hues combine with iconic harvest time imagery - including pumpkins and wheat sheaves - in this elegant fall time card that is perfect for a wide range of seasonal events spanning Lammas to Mabon, Samhain to Thanksgiving.
