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Monthly Archives: October 2012
Nothing and then three posts in one day…
Well, I have just finished my Samhain butterfly cakes…a rather perculiar blue-marbled sponge with a pink marbled icing…and thought I would post a picture: Last year the trick-or-treaters started doing their rounds as soon as it got dark, but … Continue reading
Who lives in a house like this?
I found quite an interesting item on Yahoo yesterday…a cemetery lodge house attached to…you got it, a Victorian cemetery in Bath, which is to be sold by auction. I love the gothic look of the building…and that archway is quite something…it would be great … Continue reading
The Witchy Blog Award
Every morning when I wake up, one of the first things I do is power up the computer and see who’s been posting what over night on the blogs I follow. Needless to say I was overjoyed and humbled to … Continue reading
Twisted in Triplicate – A Scarf with a Twist
(I apologise in advance to any knitting aficionados for my lack of proper pattern terminology / form ;-)). You will need: 1 x pair of 5mm knitting needles 3 x 100g of Double Knitting wool, 100g in 3 co-ordinating shades … Continue reading
Posted in Hearth Witchcraft
Tagged crafts, free knitting pattern, knitting, knitting pattern, scarf knitting pattern
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Laughing Buddha
Laughing Buddha or Budai is figure from Chinese folklore. He is depicted as a round, bald man, often carrying a sack, but always laughing. He is a symbol of contentment and happiness and teaches us to be happy with what … Continue reading
Posted in Pagan Insights
Tagged Contentment, Happiness, Inspiration, Laughing Buddha, meditation, reflection, spirituality
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