Hey Witches! This is a space for all skill levels! We'll have plenty of beginner projects. I want you to be able to see the difficulty level right away, so here's our rating scale: Difficulty: 🌑🌑🌑 New Moon — Beginner friendly, no experience needed. Hot glue, tying, wrapping, arranging. No special tools or skills. Smudge fan, witch bells, crystal grids. Difficulty: 🌕🌗🌑 Half Moon — Some technique involved, full guidance provided. Basic knots, wire wrapping, simple dyeing, or a new technique with guidance. Macramé, air-dry clay, candle making. Difficulty: 🌕🌕🌕 Full Moon — Multi-step, possibly multi-session, grab a cozy drink and take your time. Sewing, sculpting, or multi-session projects. Tarot pouches, jewelry making, resin. A note on cultural respect 🌿 The crafts we make in this circle draw from boho, folk, and nature-based traditions. Some practices (like smudging) and supplies (like sage) have deep roots in cultures like Indigenous American, Pagan, and more. We honor that by approaching everything here with intention and respect, not imitation. We're not recreating sacred ceremony; we're inspired by the beauty of handmade, intentional living. If you're ever curious about the origins of a craft we're making, ask — respectful conversations are always welcome here. More getting-started information is available in the welcome course here: https://www.skool.com/tap-into-tarot-7509/classroom/03b3af08

We're New and Growing! Check back often for new posts and crafts. You found your community. Witchy Craft Circle is a free, beginner-friendly space where we make one beautiful, magical thing together every week. Think feather smudge fans, witch bells, seasonal altar pieces, herb bundles, teacup candles, and so much more. No experience needed, just curiosity and a willingness to make a little magic with your hands and a few supplies. I'm Julee. I'm a mystic, lifelong crafter, and total jack of all trades when it comes to boho and witchy crafting. We're just getting started here and I want to know exactly who's in this circle with me. Drop a comment and tell me: -Your name and where you're crafting from -One word that describes your crafting style (messy? precise? chaotic? cozy?) -Your crafting space (a dedicated room, a kitchen table, a tiny corner of chaos? Bonus points for a photo!) ***And most importantly, what's ONE witchy or boho craft you've always wanted to learn? That last question is important. This circle is built by all of us and your answer will literally shape what we make together. Our first craft drops soon. It's simple to make and perfect for the Ostara season. So glad you're here.