Llewellyn's 2012 Witches' Companion: An Almanac for Everyday Living by Llewellyn

Author:Llewellyn
Language: en-us
Format: mobi
Tags: annuals, wicca, witchcraft, annual, rituals, witch, sabbats, almanac, paganism, 2012, pagan, spells
Publisher: Llewellyn
Published: 2011-08-31T16:00:00+00:00

Another thing to consider is your skill level. Can you sew? If you can, then maybe you can make your own cloak, and save yourself the price (often quite high) of one purchased from a catalog or at a faire. Can you build an altar, carve an athame from wood, or make your own candles? You can save a lot of money making things yourself, if you have the time and the necessary skills. And sometimes you can swap your talents for those you don’t have. The members of my coven, Blue Moon Circle, have a wide variety of skill sets, and we often take turns either creating items for the group or teaching the other members how to do so themselves.

Again, you need to balance the time and energy it takes to make less expensive alternatives at home with the money you will save by doing so. Only you can decide which is in more plentiful supply: money or time.

The reason you set priorities before setting out to practice witchcraft on a shoestring is simple—it is the only way to figure out where you want to put your hard-earned money. But even when you choose what you need to have for your practice, you can look for ways to get these things as cheaply as possible.

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