Witch Krafting with Kat

       https://www.faeryevents.com Hello bloggers! Gosh where has time gone not blogged since February! And now March is nearly at an end and Spring has sprung! Been busy with one thing and another. Had a holiday, been visiting fairy and witchy locations for future blog features, made some fairy cards, I will do tutorial as soon as I kick the flu! Had this darn flu twice since Feb! Meh! I also attended the Avalon Faerie fayre at Glastonbury this month which was fabulous! Got lots of wonderful goodies from the stalls. So many nice things lol! I highly recommend going to their future events please see top of post for details. I also bought myself a signed copy of Shadow of the Dark Crystal, meeting the Froud's was something I wanted to do for some time so that made me day! Please visit their website http://www.worldoffroud.com/index.php . Also met Terry English who has made armour for some of my favourite movies like Jabbawocky, Excalibur and Aliens. What a lov...

Welcome to the world of Kastle Kelm Miniatures! I was really lucky to visit the Thame dolls house fair this month and meet up with Mike and Jenny of Kastle Kelm miniatures. I have been a fan of their amazing work for quite a few years now and I am lucky to own a small collection of their work, including a wonderful sculpture of Grotbags! What I love about the Kelm's is their passion for creating miniatures that are unusual, enchanting and at times created with a great sense of humour! There is always something new to see at each of their fairs and everything is made with love and a sprinkle of magic! This fabulous tribute to Grotbags is in my collection and one of my favourites!  Jenny Kelm kindly made time in her very busy schedule to give me a little interview which I hope you all enjoy. How long have you been doing miniature making and what got you into making miniatures especially making Witches and Gnomes? We've been making Miniatures for dolls house shows f...

With a just a few simple items you can create a fabulous love wreath. First of all gather some materials. You will need sticks, a wreath ring, red and pink ribbons (the colours of love), string, lace, glue and items to decorate it. I used felt hearts, gem stones, glitter, bells and straw stars and a lotus seed head which has many connections with love. But you can use old photos, buttons, dried flowers, what ever you want! To make a pentagram star I cut 5 sticks all the same length. I made sure these were slightly longer than my wreath ring. Pentagram star stage 1 I then arranged the pentagram shape on my wreath. This is to check out the size and also to make any adjustments before gluing. I have photographed each stage of the pentagram star to make it easier for you to follow how to make it yourselves. Pentagram star stage 2 Pentagram stage 3 Pentagram star stage 4  I have created my pentagram star.  I took the sticks off my wreath arra...

Well to get my new 'witchy' blog rolling I just have to post about this wonderful kickstarter project 'The League of lid-cur ving witchery' by Phil and Jacqui Lovesey.  Phil and Jacqui are the writers and illustrators of the Matlock and the Hare trilogy books, if you don't know their work please visit their facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/matlockthehare Anyway loving their work I just had to get involved when I saw about their new project!  With this kickstarter p roject you really get the chance to get involved in bringing Phil and Jacqui hard work and creativity together into a stunningly beautiful 120 page illustrated hard back book. Plus not only can you purchase the book once funded there are lots of extra incentives such as signed prints, postcards, league membership plus stretch goals as the book gets more funding.....update they have already hit their £5000 goal so these stretch goal are already being offered!    Please visit...

Welcome to my new blog page 'Witch Krafting with Kat'. This is the sister blog to 'Krafting with Kat' which last year had over 7000 visits! Not bad considering I don't sell or advertise! Krafting with Kat is still going strong and l have plans to add more crafting tutorials to that site in the coming weeks. This blog will be all about my travels around the UK exploring the myths and legends and tales of witches, vampires and Goblins! I shall also be turning these visits into inspiration for art and craft tutorials and projects which I hope some of you will try...Kat 😊