Witch Krafting with Kat

  'Moonlight'  My new 'Kat Make' tutorial is now available on Calico Craft Parts blog page. Please visit this link to see my new tutorial.  http://calicocraftparts.blogspot.com/2022/03/moonlight-by-kat-hazelton

Please visit 'The Witching Museum' on Instagram have a very interesting article on the fly as a Witches familiar! This article tells a witchcraft trail account of Gwen Firch Elis.  Please follow this link. 🔗    THE FLY The witching Museum

Wonderful Witches handmade by Jenny Kelm of Kastlekelm Miniatures As some of you know my interest in witches and Witchcraft isn't just limited to the History of Witchcraft. I , like most enthusiastic hobbiest, find my interest into Witches also goes into films, art, crafts and especially making and collecting witch related things. Many moons ago as some of you know I used to make Dolls House Miniatures and one of my specialities was making miniature Witches hats. I used to attend a lot of dolls house fairs and in doing so made a great many wonderful friends both makers and collectors. One of these fab makers is Jenny Kelm from Kastlekelm miniatures. Her stall was and always is a treasure trove of all things magical. From Witches, Pixies, fairies, potion bottles, books, cauldron's and dragons! All beautifully hand crafted with love and a passion for all things otherworldly!  Jenny and her husband, also a professional maker, will be attending Miniatura this weekend. Where for the...

A cursing Bone!  Saw this very interesting item on Instagram today. For more information on this and other interesting 'Witch' finds please visit The Witching Museums Instagram link below.  https://instagram.com/thewitchingmuseum  

  An illustration from Newes From Scotland 1591, a pamphlet that publicized ongoing witch trials in North Berwick, Scotland, across Europe. Groups of accused women are depicted brewing spells to thwart James VI's ship (upper left), and a local schoolmaster is shown taking notes from the devil. Info from British Library.  Zoe Venditozzi and Claire Mitchell QC of 'Witches of Scotland' went to Edinburgh for IWD2022 to listen to the First Minister Nicola Sturgeon grant an official apology to all those 4000 or so people, mostly women, who were accused of witchcraft - the first time in Scottish history that an apology had been tendered to all those who were accused.  For podcast of yesterday historical even please visit.  https://www.witchesofscotland.com/podcast/episode/1f6ce19d/episode-54-the-apology-international-womens-day-2022 Please also visit their main website for detailed information on the history of Scotland's Witchcraft trials and their campaign to get a pardon...