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

The full step-by-step tutorial to something unique and intentional. Your hands make this, and your home will feel it. Download your free PDF below. It's got everything you need, including the full supply list and instructions. Share your photos below, and I'd love to know the intention you placed into your talisman.

This craft has a few more supplies than our beginner projects, but everything is affordable and easy to find. The polymer clay is the only new material — and I promise it's much easier to work with than it sounds. Beginner tip: Dig through your jewelry box before you shop. An old brooch, a vintage button, or even a decorative earring pressed into clay creates the most stunning texture. The more ornate the better. Half Moon heads up: Polymer clay needs to be baked so plan ahead — you'll want a couple of hours from start to finish including cooling time. Tutorial drops soon — save this post!

What if you could press a piece of jewelry you already own into clay and create something that looks like it was carved by hand? That's exactly what we're doing as we create a special talisman. This mandala wall talisman is made from polymer clay impressed with a brooch or decorative button, painted, and hung from a foraged branch on leather cord. The result looks ancient, intentional, and deeply personal — because it is. This is a Half Moon craft — your first time working with polymer clay. I'll walk you through every single step. No experience needed, just curiosity. Supplies dropping soon. Start looking for your unique stick and beads!

The full step-by-step tutorial to make a gift for the wild world is ready for you! Download your free PDF below. It's got everything you need, including the full supply list and instructions. Share your photos below — I want to see every single one!