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Magical Bloomsbury: A Spiritual Tour Guide for Witches 

I share some of my favourite Witchy haunts in Bloomsbury London, one of my most loved locations in the capital.

Well hello there my daring Coven, 

I was recently invited to go on a little adventure to Bloomsbury in London and what I found there was simply delightful! I wanted to share some things that you can do within this Iconic part of London should you ever decide to visit Old Blighty’s capital City (and my truest love, (Said in cockney accent) Laaaannndann Town! 

Bloomsbury, known for its intellectual history and leafy squares, is also home to mystical and spiritual treasures perfect for witches, pagans, and those on a spiritual path. From magical bookstores to peaceful parks ideal for grounding rituals, here’s a guide to Bloomsbury’s most enchanting spots.

Image Credit: The Atlantis Bookshop

1. The Atlantis Bookshop

49A Museum Street

Situated just off the British Museum, The Atlantis Bookshop is a Bloomsbury treasure for witches and occultists. As one of the oldest occult bookshops in London, it has been a cornerstone of magical study since 1922. Whether you’re looking for books on witchcraft, tarot, or ceremonial magic, this shop has it all. You’ll also find tools for spellwork like candles, incense, and crystals, making it a perfect stop to restock your magical supplies. You may even bump into me there as I blooming love this love this book store and they have certainly helped me add to my Tarot card collection a few times, eek! 

If stopping by, why not check out some of their fabulous events here.

2. The British Museum’s Magical Collections

Great Russell Street

The British Museum is more than just a hub of historical artifacts—it’s a treasure trove of magical history. For witches and occultists, the Egyptian and Assyrian collections offer insight into ancient magical practices, protection amulets, and sacred symbols. Whether it’s the Book of the Dead or powerful talismans used by the ancients, there’s much for the modern practitioner to learn here. Don’t miss out on the mystical collections of ancient rituals and symbols, from protection amulets to sacred scrolls. Check out there current events and where to book guided tours here.

Bloomsbury has so many fabulous Museums and Galleries so check out a comprehensive list here

The British Museum: Image credit

3. Bloomsbury Squares and Gardens

Bloomsbury is famous for its charming squares, many of which offer tranquil spaces perfect for magical work. Russell Square, Bedford Square, and Gordon Square are all havens for anyone looking to meditate, perform a grounding ritual, or simply connect with the earth’s energies. The quiet, leafy surroundings provide an ideal spot for outdoor tarot readings or spiritual contemplation, especially in the early mornings when the energy is serene. You can even book out some of their parks for events, so perfect if you fancy a coven meeting with a unique London Twist! 

Check out some of the many Bloomsbury parks and green spaces here.

4. The Foundling Museum

40 Brunswick Square

While not strictly magical, the Foundling Museum has a strong connection to Bloomsbury’s spiritual and compassionate history. The museum tells the story of the Foundling Hospital, established in the 18th century to care for abandoned children. Witches working with themes of charity, ancestral healing, or children’s protection may find this a moving place to visit. The history and energy of the site make it a unique stop for those on a spiritual journey. I went via a walking tour and the energy around this area was magical. On that note, I highly recommend booking a walking tour if you can, I learned so much!

5. St. George’s Gardens

Judd Street

One of Bloomsbury’s hidden gems, St. George’s Gardens was originally a burial ground, and now serves as a peaceful green space with a lingering sense of the past. For witches who work with spirits or ancestors, this garden is a quiet, reflective place perfect for ancestral veneration or spirit work. The trees and old gravestones create a serene atmosphere, making it ideal for meditation or quiet magical practice. 

Check out some of the many Bloomsbury parks and green spaces here.

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6. Treadwell’s Books (On the Bloomsbury Border)

33 Store Street

Although located right on the border of Bloomsbury, another of my favouirte bookstores Treadwell’s Books deserves a mention for anyone on a spiritual path. Known for its excellent collection of books on magic, paganism, and the occult, Treadwell’s also hosts lectures, workshops, and ritual evenings, making it a central hub for witches and spiritual seekers in London. Check out their events for a chance to connect with like-minded people and learn more about your craft.

You can also become a member and get exclusive contents and discounts, which I am very tempted to do myself very sooon! 

7. The Wellcome Collection

183 Euston Road

While technically just outside Bloomsbury’s traditional boundary, the Wellcome Collection is close enough to include for those interested in the intersection of spirituality, magic, and healing. The museum’s exhibits often explore esoteric and alternative healing practices, including alchemy, spiritual healing, and the relationship between mind, body, and spirit. It’s a fascinating place for those looking to delve into the mysteries of magical healing traditions and their modern-day interpretations.

Me at the Kimpton! 

8. The Kimpton Fitzroy London

1-8 Russell Square

As a bougie queen who loves a bit of luxury and history combined we certainly need to be staying over in style, we deserve it after all! One of Bloomsbury’s most elegant landmarks, the Kimpton Fitzroy London is a stunning hotel that blends history and glamour, and it’s also a place of esoteric wonder. Built in 1898, this terracotta masterpiece welcomes you with four British queens guarding its entrance. Inside, you’ll find a magnificent Zodiac mosaic at your feet in the hotel’s lobby—a nod to the mystical influence of astrology. The ornate design invites guests to connect with their astrological sign and the wider cosmos, making it an enchanting experience for any spiritual traveler…and if you want, you can even book a tarot reading whilst there! 

Throughout the hotel, modern comforts merge with historic details, creating an atmosphere rich in energy and history. Whether you stay for a night or just stop by to admire the lobby’s Zodiac mosaic, the Kimpton Fitzroy is a must-visit for those who feel connected to celestial magic and symbolism. I highly recommend staying for a drink and a bite to eat as their food is some of the best I’ve had in London. 

Bloomsbury is a neighbourhood full of quiet magic, intellectual energy, and spiritual history. Whether you’re meditating in a hidden garden, seeking inspiration at an occult bookshop, or contemplating ancient spells at the British Museum, there’s something for every witch or spiritual seeker in this historic part of London. So, grab your broomstick (or simply your journal and tarot deck) and explore Bloomsbury’s hidden spiritual treasures.

Have you been to Bloomsbury or explored some of the Witchy side of London? If so let me know below! 

Click the link to book a Witchy Workshop or Tarot reading or get in touch: Emma@emfluence.co.uk

Why not show me some love on my social channels as well, it really makes  me feel warm and fuzzy when I hear from you! 

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Until Next time my darlings, all the love! 

Ems x 

Pumpkin Spice Magic: A Delectable Blend of History, Folklore, and Witchcraft

We’re exploring the history of pumpkin spice, its intriguing ties to witchcraft, and how it’s become an essential part of our seasonal rituals

Spooky Season: It’s that time again. 

As the crisp winds of autumn sweep through the land, a familiar aroma fills the air, beckoning us with its warm, comforting embrace. It’s the enchanting scent of pumpkin spice, a blend that transcends the boundaries of flavors and invokes the essence of Autumn and mania in shopping aisles. Today, we’re exploring the rich history of pumpkin spice, its intriguing ties to folklore and witchcraft, and how this magical mixture has become an essential part of our seasonal rituals and coffee orders.

The Origins of Pumpkin Spice:

Pumpkin spice, that delightful combination of cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves, and ginger, traces its roots back to ancient civilizations. Spices like cinnamon and nutmeg were highly prized in ancient Egypt and India, not only for their culinary uses but also for their medicinal and mystical properties.

Pumpkin Spice: Folklore and Harvest Celebrations:

The association between pumpkin spice and folklore can be traced to the autumn harvest festivals celebrated by various cultures. Pumpkins, as a quintessential fall crop, were often featured prominently in these celebrations. The spices used in pumpkin spice blends were believed to have protective and purifying qualities. In some traditions, these spices were sprinkled around homes to ward off malevolent spirits and ensure a bountiful harvest.

“Pumpkin Spice” by joyosity is licensed under CC BY 2.0.

What is Pumpkin Spice?

Pumpkin spice, with its aromatic blend of cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves, and ginger, is more than just a popular flavor of the colder seasons. For witches, it holds a special place in their magical arsenal. Let’s explore the magical properties of the ingredients in pumpkin spice and why it’s a beloved staple in the witch’s pantry.

Cinnamon: Fire of Passion and Protection:

Cinnamon, a key component of pumpkin spice, is associated with the element of fire, making it a potent ingredient in magical practices. Its magical properties include:

  • Passion and Love: Cinnamon is known for kindling the flames of passion and enhancing love spells. It can help rekindle the spark in relationships or attract new romance.
  • Protection: Cinnamon is also used for protective magic, creating a barrier against negative energies and malevolent forces.
  • Abundance: Cinnamon can be used to bring about abundance and encourage wealth. . Many believe cinnamon has a very high spiritual/energetic vibrations that attract luck

“Cinnamon” by Kjokkenutstyr.net is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0.

Nutmeg: Enhancing Psychic Abilities:

Nutmeg, another integral spice in pumpkin spice, is linked to psychic abilities and spiritual insight:

  • Psychic Enhancement: Witches use nutmeg to boost their psychic abilities, making it a valuable tool for divination, meditation, and dream work.
  • Clarity and Wisdom: Nutmeg is believed to enhance mental clarity, aiding in decision-making and deepening one’s understanding of complex matters.

Cloves: Banishing Negativity and Purification:

Cloves, with their sharp and pungent aroma, serve as powerful tools for witches:

  • Banishing Negativity: Cloves are often used in banishing spells to remove negative influences, energies, or entities from one’s life.
  • Purification: They are also employed for purification rituals, cleansing spaces or objects of unwanted energies.

Ginger: Empowering and Energizing:

Ginger, the final element in the pumpkin spice blend, brings its own unique qualities to magical practices:

  • Energy and Power: Ginger is known for boosting personal power and vitality. Witches use it to infuse their spells with added energy and determination.
  • Success and Prosperity: It’s also associated with success and prosperity, making it a favored ingredient in abundance rituals.

“Pumpkin Spice Frappuccino” by llorias is licensed under CC BY 2.0.

How Witches Use Pumpkin Spice:

Witches have long appreciated the power of herbs and spices in their magical practices. Pumpkin spice, with its warm and grounding properties, is a favorite among modern witches for several reasons:

Seasonal Connection: Pumpkin spice is closely tied to the autumn season when the veil between worlds is believed to be thin. It aligns with the earthy, grounding energies of Autumn, making it an ideal addition to spells and rituals during this time.

Harmony and Balance: The spices in pumpkin spice, individually and collectively, promote balance, harmony, and warmth. Witches use it to create a harmonious atmosphere in their homes and rituals.

Transformation and Transition: Autumn is a season of change, and pumpkin spice embodies the transformative energy of this season. Witches utilise it to facilitate personal growth and navigate life’s transitions.

Connection with Ancestors: Pumpkin spice’s popularity during holidays like Samhain and Halloween also makes it a potent tool for connecting with ancestors and spirit guides.

Comfort and Hearth Magic: The warm, comforting scent of pumpkin spice can create a cozy atmosphere conducive to meditation, divination, or simply relaxing by the hearth.

Protection and Purification: Individual spices within pumpkin spice, such as cinnamon and cloves, are known for their protective and purifying qualities, making them valuable tools in warding off negative energies.

Enhancing Psychic Abilities: Nutmeg, another component of pumpkin spice, is associated with enhancing psychic abilities and intuition, making it a valuable addition to divination practices.

Further Uses For Pumpkin Spice:

Beyond its magical properties, pumpkin spice has become a beloved flavor of the Autumn season. From lattes to candles, this aromatic blend has permeated our daily lives and rituals. Here are a few lifestyle elements where pumpkin spice shines:

“Spiced Pumpkin Cake with Citrus Cream Cheese Frosting Topped with Vegan Caramel” by Vegan Feast Catering is licensed under CC BY 2.0.

  • Culinary Delights: Pumpkin spice finds its way into a wide array of dishes, from pies and muffins to soups and cookies. It’s a comforting and indulgent flavor that reminds us of the harvest season.
  • Aromatherapy: Pumpkin spice-scented candles and essential oils offer a delightful way to infuse our homes with the cozy ambiance of Autumn.
  • Self-Care Rituals: Many incorporate pumpkin spice into self-care routines, whether through homemade face masks, bath salts, or even as an ingredient in natural perfumes

Pumpkin spice, with its deep historical roots, ties to folklore, and its embrace by modern witches, has become a symbol of autumn’s magic. As you savor that pumpkin spice latte or light a pumpkin spice candle, remember the ancient wisdom and enchantment this delightful blend carries with it. Whether you’re indulging in a seasonal treat or infusing your witchcraft with its warm essence, pumpkin spice is a reminder that the magic of the season is always at hand.

Do you use or love Pumpkin spice? If so let us know below or via our social channels.

Until next time, darlings! 

Love, Ems 

@Bunnypudding (Tiktok) / @Bunnyscopes (Instagram)

Reference links:

Explore the history of spices and their significance

Learn about the folklore of autumn harvest celebrations

Discover the use of spices in witchcraft

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Green Witchcraft: Growing my own herbs 

Green Witchery is the theme of Tarot Reader, Emma’s latest project – growing herbs and using them in her witchcraft. Nice.

What I am doing 

Well dear coven, it’s finally happened – I only got some outdoor space and finally started growing my own herbs. I am unbelievably excited about this fact, maybe too excited but  here is the low down on my little green adventure:

What Herbs am I growing?

I am currently growing six different herbs in three seperate herb boxes in this batch and they are as follows:

  • Basil and Parsley – as they are both thirsty plants so grow well together. 
  • Chive, Sage and Thyme  – These grow well together and as I am growing the Sage in there too, I don’t want too many aggressive plants together. 
  • Mint – this is an aggressive plant according to my research so it was recommended that you grow it separately where possible.  

All the herbs together, auw.

Magickal uses for Herbs : 

  • Basil – Protection and wards of negative energies, prosperity and wealth, abundance, loving vibrations 
  • Chive – Health, protection of home and body, 
  • Thyme – Attracts loyalty, love and helps support Psychic abilities 
  • Parsley – Creates power and strength also for passion, purification, and prosperity.
  • Mint – encourages strength, abundance, good communication and protection 
  • Sage – Cleansing and warding of negative energy wisdom, longevity and health 

Why start growing my own now?

Living in London outdoor space is a bit of a luxury so having spent the last 10 years with just a balcony I was desperate to get my inner cottage core Queen out and get a little herb situation going on in my very own garden. I finally got to move house last year and after settling in I have no excuse not to do it, so here we are. I’ve deliberately started my gardening experience in a very basic and lowlight way to start with but hopefully it will bloom into something more fruitful over the years. Who doesn’t like a fulfilling hobby, huh? Especially when you can make spells and snacks out of it. 

How am I growing herbs? 

I generally woke up and decided today ‘I’m going to start growing some herbs and see what happens’ 

Basically, this. 

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So I used my ADHD superpowers to help me find the quickest solution to make the magick happen. 

The Herb Growing Kit: 

I got the planting containers from Amazon* – these are to settle them in and grow them out a wee bit and then I’ll get something more swanky and permanent. If successful I will  then begin the process again with new herbs. Exciting times indeed. 

Top Level: Compost, live plants, seeds and some planting containers.

Picture from the product page

Compost  – I got a cheap condensed packet Poundland where you just add water and et voila, you’ve got a huge bag of compost! I am not going to lie, that part of the process was really fun. 

I brought the live plants from supermarkets. In some cases we got them reduced,so technically we saved some of them. Auw. I had previous success growing a fresh live basil from the supermarket reduced aisle so I was hopeful my impulsive gardening episode would be just as successful. 

Finally, some ‘Grow your one Christmas Dinner’ pack of seeds that I also acquired at Poundland also got planted in the boxes  and I will report back on any progress with that in a few months. 

I wanted to do this approach to show that anyone can have a go – there are no promises that we will be successful but we’re currently looking good! 

(Green) fingers crossed that this little experiment of mine goes well and if it does I will certainly do it again as I find being in the garden and/or growing things really soothes me. It’s now become an important feature of my everyday practice with me setting my intentions into my plants and watching them grow with my attention – certainly useful as practice for mindfulness.

The Mint is settling in nicely.

So our next stop? Seeking the pots to put them in full time, deciding which recipes and spells to concoct with my new fresh garden annnd what should I grow next? 

Have you been inspired to get your grow own – or are you a Green witch with some tips to share? Let us know below in the comments or via social media as we love to hear from you! 

Until next time, darlings! 

Love, Ems 

@Bunnypudding (Tiktok) / @Bunnyscopes (Instagram)

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Witches At Work: Interview With Olivia aka Ostara

This weeks #WitchesAtWork interview is the Olivia, the owner of Ostara.

We are super excited to speak to one of our favourite social media and #WitchesAtWork to follow, The Fabulous Oliva AKA Ostara. Soooo many questions and we highly recommend you spend a few moments deep diving into her fantastic tiktok viral (and national media coverage earning) introduction to whimsigothic videos and, saving the best for last…the beautiful products on the newly launched Ostara Shoppe site. Ahhh so fabulous! Anyway, let’s jump in….

First, tell us about yourself!

My name’s Olivia, and I own Ostara, which stocks magickal wares for your hearth and home. I’m a Taurus Sun, Capricorn Moon and Virgo Rising, so an earthy homeware shop is perfect for me! I believe your home should be a solace, a special space in place and time where once you step over the threshold, you can be at peace. Creating a safe, comforting environment is an art, and I want to help my customers achieve this through carefully selected heirloom pieces.

And now what you do and your career journey up until now

I’m from the North, and moved all around the country from the age of 21 working in Film and TV. I then settled in London, where I continued to art direct and design sets for high end shows, films, and commercials. During the pandemic, my husband and I decided to pursue a slower life by the sea, and moved to Kent to renovate an old Edwardian house. I then decided this was the perfect time and place to leave the film industry and follow my dreams to open Ostara! Seeing so much waste and consumption in the film industry left a bitter taste in my mouth. I wanted to slowly, carefully, handpick items for my shop, choosing heirlooms for peoples homes that have a deeper meaning and symbology to each piece.

Items From the ostarashoppe.com

What is witchcraft to you?

Witchcraft to me is simply stepping into your power as a human being. Trying to see and feel the beauty and miracle of nature, trying to live a deeply embodied life. Connecting with ancestors is very important to me, and understanding where you came from, and the environment around your ancestors – what shaped your blood line. Learning folklore, mythology and traditional stories can help you have a deeper understanding of human nature and I love learning from them.

I also deeply believe in being of service to whatever greater good you believe in. I’m a triple earth sign – so I passionately care about Mother Nature! My shop Ostara is part of that – I don’t want to contribute to the fast fashion, over consuming nature of interior decor trends. I want to save items from landfill, from going to scrap, and to breathe new life into them, so they can live a new life in someone’s home. Filling your life with knowledge and reverence doesn’t have to stay contained within your practice – it can be displayed in your home too.

How do you use witchcraft in your day to day life?

I suppose it has to do with my idea of being of service again. I am a total gardening geek, and I garden as an act of service to Danu, Gaia, Mother Nature. I plant food to honour my ancestors, and learn herb lore to keep the knowledge alive. I use tarot, the Wild Wood deck, and am constantly trying to learn as much as I can about astrology – there’s just so much to learn!

Image From Instagram: @ostara_shoppe

And professional life?

I only do ‘spells’ very very occasionally, and it’s usually a more direct, ritualistic way of connecting with my ancestors to receive wisdom and advice. These very occasional rituals are usually asking advice to do with my career, as this is the only area of major life choices where I struggle with decisions in my life! When it came to leaving the film industry (which was incredibly stressful and damaging to my health) I believe I was being shown signs to leave for a long time. When I directly asked, I got the answer I was waiting for – it just didn’t come in the way I was thinking! But I was still very grateful for the nudge in the right direction.

How have you used witchcraft to support in shaping your career?

When leaving Film, I had an idea of what I might like to move into, but just didn’t feel the confidence. Leaving a career of 10 years is hard! I knew what I loved doing, I knew I had a passion for interiors, but I didn’t know how to tie it all together. Using tarot was brilliant in shaping my decision to open a store.

Image feed of Instagram: @ostara_shoppe



Does your work know about your practice?

I think now they do! I want my store to be different in that it offers homeware or furniture that come with a deeper meaning behind each piece – whether that’s the traditional symbolism behind the wood that’s used to make the piece, or another bit of folklore attached to it. That’s why I spend so much of my time researching not only antiques and vintage homewares but mythology and folklore. I want my customers to know that they’re buying from not only a reputable source of ethically gathered antiques, but a genuine lover of magick and folklore.


How do colleagues/clients respond?

I’ve been overwhelmed with the response from my customers – I’ve had orders from all over  the UK, Europe and America! I hope that people enjoy the unique blend of quality vintage and magickal flare to each piece that I source.

There are a few exciting bits and pieces brewing for the future – one of which is establishing a bricks and mortar shop for Ostara to dwell in. I can’t wait to be able to let people see, touch and hold their items before they buy. And who doesn’t love a good witchy shop?

Instagram feed : @ostara_shoppe

Where can people find you?

The store is found at www.ostarashoppe.com 

I’m on instagram as @ostara_shoppe 

And on Tik Tok as @Ostara_Shoppe

Ah thank you so much Olivia!

Let’s us know any qustions that you may have for Olivia in the comment below or via our channels, as we do love chatting with you!

Until Next time!

Everyday Witchcraft – Tea Magick Supplies: Rose Tea Sets.

Due to popular demand, here is where Bunnypudding gets her teaware from…

Well hello there Coven, I’ve been pretty active over on my Tiktok and Instagram recently making lots of fabulous everyday witchcraft and lifestyle content and well, I hate to say this but the breakout star of my labour isn’t me. Oh no, it’s my bloody Rose Enamel Glass Tea Pot that I treated myself to as a moving in present. 

Here she is in all of her glory. I call her Roseline after my grandmother and well, it has a bloody rose on it and some days I am more creative than others. 

Red Rose Tea Pot:  Store:https://amzn.to/3LGtaQy  

I’ve been asked about where I get my supplies and homewares on my videos and DMs so here is the list of kitchenware items used in my April Social Videos below. Some of the items are from different stores so if you are looking for a specific colour click the link below the picture 🙂 

Of course, I will also be sharing recipes and how to’s for my tea blends in another post so watch this space (or check out my social media!)

Please note that there are some affiliate links on the copy on this page, this means that I get a commission for any purchases made via this post. 

Tea Pots and Tea Pots Sets: 

You can get my stunning rose tea pot in either red (Picture above) or blue. I am not going to lie, I want them all. It’s an issue, it really is. 

One thing I need to stress though is that the tea pot is pretty small, so great for those who want to make one or two cups for tea or herbal spellwork but not so good if you are want to pour for several people at the same time. Great excuse to get two, otherwise, pay heed! 

Blue Rose Tea Pot Page: https://amzn.to/3OUUxYX

Price: £19.95

Brand Store: https://amzn.to/3OUUxYX

Blue Rose Tea Pot Set (Tea pot+ 6 cups): https://amzn.to/3LDt1gC

Price: £24.99

Brand Store: https://amzn.to/3LGtaQy

This is a rare set to get cheap, thus why I haven’t had it yet as these weren’t on offer when I was getting mine. I am truly gutted about this fact but it is also why I have two links below as I am sure they will be gone pretty quick. 

Red  Rose Tea Pot Set (Tea pot +  6 cups): https://amzn.to/3KH6

Price: £26.99 

Otherwise, 

Brand store: https://amzn.to/3vGz7HE

Has another set for £34.99 

Red Rose Tea Pot Page:  https://amzn.to/3F5tsxT

Price: £19.99

Brand Store: https://amzn.to/3LGtaQy 

Rose Enamel Kitchenware:

Now if you really cannot help yourself, and I clearly cannot, you can also get the matching cups, and mugs (and there are even wine glasses but that is another post!) So I have listed the options for the blue and red designs below. They are honestly so beautiful and so much fun. Leave me to my life of staying at home drinking tea out of my fancy cups. 

Rose Enamel Rose Flower Glass Tea Cup with Spoon Set Page: https://amzn.to/3OUUxYX

Price: £7.99 

Brand Store: https://amzn.to/3y9CCYA

Blue Enamel Rose Flower Glass Tea Cup with Spoon Set:

https://amzn.to/3LBeNN3

Price: £8.99

Brand Store: https://amzn.to/3LBeNN3

and it’s bigger counterpart

Blue Enamel Rose Flower Glass Tea Mug with Spoon Set

https://amzn.to/3LBeNN3

Price: £9.98

Brand Store: https://amzn.to/3OPUrBY

Blue Enamel Rose Flower Glass Tea Mug with Spoon Set, lid and placemat set 

Price: £26.99

Brand Store: https://amzn.to/38HJCkK

Phew! Be still my beating heart….Let me know if you have taken up any team making or decided to treat yourself to some new magick tea brewing kit below or via our social channels as we love to hear from you:

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Until next time, Stay dazzling!

Love,

Emma

The Witchy Type Book Club Launch

Uk Tarot Reader and Professional Witches Emma Carney and AJ have launched their online Witchy Type Book club. Join now!

Well hello there, Coven!

How art thou? I know we’ve been quiet for a ‘wee’ bit as our beloved North London Witch would say but we assure you it’s because we’ve been manifesting some fabulous projects to share with you.

Our first project, Witchy Type, is very close to our hearts as we are both avid readers and learned the majority of our knowledge about the craft via books. Both of us have curated extensive libraries of Witch related material throughout the years and these are available for loan to Digital Coven Followers over on the Witchy Type Book Depository along with our Witchy Type Book Club List.

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Witchy Type Book Reviews

We will be performing regular book reviews on titles that we simply love and recommend that you read alongside newer releases. We will make sure to highlight when these books are gifted or if there are any affiliation links featured.

Will we be reviewing anything else? Of course, Tarot and Oracles decks will be featured alongside other fabulous printed witch products. If you have any recommendations, let us know!

Find out more about our Witchy Book Reviews here

Witchy Type Book Club

Well, this is a Coven after all and we don’t want to be doing this on our own as that would be rather boring! So we will be holding regular book clubs on zoom for selected titles where we can all discuss the book and share ideas. Want to take part? Just fill in this form and we will email you details we will of course be sharing all dates via our digital coven social channels.

Find out more about our WitchyType Book Club  here

Want to submit a book for review? Simply email us the details to digitalcovenuk@gmail.com or leave a comment below.

We’re super excited to share this with you and make sure to let us know your thoughts and ideas below in the comments or you can always reach out via our social channels:

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