As a season that is especially near and dear to many of our hearts draws to a close, it's time to reflect back on this autumn and delve into a wide array of witchy, crafty, and otherwise engaging links that have caught my eye in recent months.
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.
Discovering a close relative loves moose was the catalyst for this cute Christmas card, which stars papers from Photo Play's wonderful O Canada Christmas collection.
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.
A dark, elegant colour palette of red, black, and green team up with plenty of festive flourishes in this Christmas card project share post.
An honest book review of The Simplicity of Cozy by Melissa Alvarez, a hygge, coziness, and spirituality centred book for those looking for ways to live a cozier life.
Earthy autumn tones, eye-catching pleated ribbon, and plenty of seasonal embellishments take center stage in this lovely fall time scrapbook layout.
The hauntingly fun days of October are fading once again, but fall time itself is still going strong. In this post, we'll take a look at 30 different reasons - one for each day of the month - to love and celebrate the beautiful month that is November.
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.
Adore Hocus Pocus more than Winifred Sanderson yearns to be young again? Simply curious to know more about this beloved 1993 Disney Halloween movie? Read on for my in-depth review of the book Hocus Pocus in Focus by Aaron Wallace, which dishes all the (graveyard) dirt on this awesome family film.
