The Witch of Stitches: Winter Solstice Blessings!

Thursday, December 22, 2011

Winter Solstice Blessings!

Blessings of the Goddesses upon each of you and yours. May the return of the light bring fulfillment and peace to us all.

Blessings nine!

2 comments:

DanniDecember 22, 2011 at 9:10:00 AM EST
Warmest wishes and Solstice blessings to you and yours.
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Witch of StitchesDecember 22, 2011 at 10:24:00 AM EST
Thank you Danni! XO
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I am a Witch, Priestess, Shamaness, Sorceress, healer, a Traditional Usui Reiki & Karuna Reiki Master/Teacher, a collector of old spells and charms and a bibliophile. I am also a fiber artist & embroideress. I do a bit of weaving too, a little doll making and painting along with writing poetry & other musings and playing music. I incorporate my love of the Goddesses and my magick into all of these endeavors, expressing my dedication & creativity through art, poetry & writing, music and ritual. I am a dedicated Priestess of Hekate and Daughter of the Artes & The Muses Nine. Visit my Facebook page, LadySpell Artes, for my fine handmade magickal supplies, books and artwork: just click on the link below or search for LadySpell Artes.

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