Witch Krafting with Kat

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Hi, welcome to witchkraftingwithkat my online scrapbook on all things witchy, spooky and magical. Here on my blog I like to share tales of folklore and the history of Witches through articles, interesting links, artwork, crafts and my own creations including tutorials! Many of images used here on my blog are my own photography and artwork, but I also like to share images sourced from many places including books, images from libraries, historical websites, online image providers such pinterest. I do try to credit all images where possible to the artist who created them both past and present. Sometimes this information is not available. I therefore recommend, for copying reasons, if you do download any images from my blog you use them only for personal use. Some website links listed may contain material not be suitable for children so I would advise visiting them before showing or allowing access to children. Due to nature of the subject some articles may contain words and beliefs that are out of date by todays standards. These attitudes and beliefs are not necessarily my own. As with all historical data it should be treated in the context of it's time. I do not get any financial gain from any content published on my blog. I do this blog as a hobby which I like to share and I hope you will also enjoy😊 Thank you Kat Hazelton. 🌿🍂🌿🍂🌿🍂🌿🍂🌿🍂🌿🍂🌿

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Interesting article on the Winter Solstice.

Winter Solstice the shortest day and the longest night!

A Christmas Carol.

Twinkle, twinkle little star 🌟

Star Bauble Tutorial by Kat Hazelton

Krampus Night.

Making simple tinned candles