#shop tools

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I completed my mallet from the other day, got it glued up a couple days back and then turned the handle this afternoon. It ended up being a bit bigger than it really has any reason to be. I'll likely end up making a smaller version sometime in the future

It's a hard maple head with an oak handle.

Decided to put a single coat of shellac on, it really makes the grain stand out.

[mamedoridesign]

Shop card design

[qupritsuvwix]

[whereifindsanity]

[skullzy20]

New Ordis dialogue in the drifter camp for all those Ordis enjoyers out there

[156l]

commission for WisteriaSky on FR for their dragon, Era!

[magicalshopping]

♡ Fruit & Veggie Caterpeeler ♡

[555bunnies]

Lps kitty drawn on aj

[jojo-schmo]

[The Forgotten Land Roleswap: Chapter Two 37-39]

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Bros be workin' on their hobbies side by side

[wikirobot]

While waiting for some glue to dry on a different project I put together a basic first attempt at a scrap pile router plane. I took a piece of cherry, an eye bolt, wing nut, and a leftover allen key that came with some flat pack furniture and turned it into a decent router plane. Still needs a bit more sharpening. And need to decide if I want to turn some handles for the sides.

Now waiting for the shellac to dry

[starheartworkshops]

Hello, Sweethearts! I have new redesigns of some of my stim and fidget pals tab! I hope you enjoy and will bring home these redesigns - reminder that my entire shop is 31% off until Halloween, so the base prices below at the date of posting this are a little lower than usual!

Axolotl and Whale Shark Bracelet - $16 USD

Whale Shark School Bracelet - $16 USD

Rainbow Beluga Bracelets - $13 USD

Every US order $35 has free shipping, I ship internationally, my inbox is always open if you have questions, and boosts are appreciated!

[tobimilobi]

Another LMK art, because I can~! :D

This little thing will be on badges in heart shape and standard circle, aaaannnnd as a stickers~! <3

Speedpaint:

{Commission still close - but soon open}

(I really need to think about Etsy shop, because too many people ask about it)

[thespectralcottage]

✨ Spell Oils 101 ✨

Spell oils are probably one of my most used tools & most popular items in the shop i own. I wanted to do a quick dive for folks who are new to them and how to use them in your practice. 🖤

What are they..? Spell oils are tools for spellwork. In simple terms they’re ritually made herbal infusions in a carrier oils (sometimes with fragrance added) with a specific intended energy behind them. Every practitioner who makes them has their own process for how exactly they’re done. You can then use the oil in your day-to-day as well as rituals as energetic boosts. Theyre used to make your spells more “potent” by adding in another layer that matches your intention. Just like you would add crystals, candles, herbs or other magical items into a spell. They’re an additional layer to your magic.

How do I use them..? The best thing about oils is there are endless possibilities. As far as your creativity lets you roam. Most commonly they are used to anoint candles, added to spell jars & ritual baths, mixed with herbs, used to enchant items, put directly on the skin, added to your hair/lotions, used on your hands or objects before a working, given as offerings, etc. I know witches who use them on their vails and clothing, or add it to their hair dye. Others will enchant items to be used in rituals or carried in their day-to-day. Unfortunately Instagram won’t let me post a massive list of all the ways to use them, but hopefully this gives you some insight.

Some practitioners make oils with incredibly specific intentions, but even within that energy you can use them for many kinds of workings. A specialized domination oil can sometimes be perfect in a money working for a new job. Mixing different kinds of oils is always a beautiful way to layer the energy needed for your working too! You’re a witch- go crazy with what feels right. ✨

Hopefully this gives you guys some ideas for how to use your oils. If you’re interested in try out ours, we currently have 18 different options on our website linked here. 👻

[galleryofart]

The Blacksmith Shop

Artist: Henry Bernard Chalon (British, 1771–1849)

Date: Between 1810-1820

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Collection: Yale Center for British Art, New Haven, CT, United States

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