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I enjoy writing, reading, drawing and painting. I've always believed in fairies and the joy they can bring to your life.
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At 5:01pm on December 18, 2009, putnamwitches said…

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At 7:02pm on November 13, 2009, putnamwitches said…

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At 12:09pm on June 24, 2009, putnamwitches said…

The Wise Woman's Garden
by Jacqueline Collen-Tarrolly
A hammock is almost vital in any form to a wise-woman garden ( or at least to MY garden ). One can relax comfortably and peer through the ropes at all the life going on in the grass, or lay back and watch clouds go by, or the wind in the trees. What better way to learn to listen to the trees, or to escape for some meditation? The best hammocks are those hung from two sturdy trees, but barring that, a self-standing one will do. I know that not everyone can have a hammock, but a good creaky rocking chair works almost as well. Anything that you can sway in, and watch the world from.
A moon garden is one that is best appreciated at night. Most gardens, no matter how colorful in the day, pale and lose all colour at night. Why is this? Because it is dark out and you cant see them. But a moon garden is made up of all white or silvery plants and you can see them against the dark shadows of night. I have a small corner of my garden dedicated to a moon garden. It is so beautiful during the day, and equally lovely at night. And it is the perfect part of your garden to work in in the dark, which can be very calming, and fulfilling. Some plants to try: dusty miller, white allyssum, sage, white roses, Queen Anne's lace.
Another wonderful little thing I have found is a butterfly feeder. We all know about hummingbird, or regular bird feeders, but a butterfly feeder which works on the same basic principal is just as much of a joy. And speaking of bugs; there are what I call good bugs that are fabulous to cultivate and nuture in your garden. They eat harmful pests and can be kinda cool to see wandering around too. Lady Bugs will eat mosquitos, and aphids and other litle flying bugs, so will praying mantises. There are these funky looking things called decollate snails which are shaped like a cone rather than like a regular brown snail. I call them the canibal snail because their primary diet is the brown snail, and other slugs. You can get all these helpful bugs at a good garden center. The decollate snails come out primarily at night, during the day they live underground, so you will not have to see them much, unlike the other two which you will see often. It offers a much more environmentally and karmically well-balanced way of controlling the pests that might be destroying your garden.
A note about bugs in your garden. Bees. So many people are so frightened of them. I dont blame them, no one wants to get stung, and people who are allergic to bee stings have something extra to be cautious about. But I work in my garden alot, I mean A LOT. And in my garden all life is welcome and encouraged. I cannot begin to tell you the amount of times I have worked happily and joyfully next to a busy bee on the same rose bush! Bees are not malicious, really. They are just doing their thing, if you dont mess with their thing, they dont mess with your thing. I mean, bees are not kamikazes, they are not on a suicide mision to sting the first person they can and then die ( bees die after they lose their stingers). Obviously, if a bee is buzzing around a particular flower I dont cut that flower. I let him do his job, and when he has moved on, then maybe I will clip it. I work surrounded by various critters, butterflies, birds, squirrels, spiders even. There is a certain kind of joy you get when you know that you are working in total harmony with the creatures you share your tiny plot of earth with. A hummingbird sitting in your hand is a miracle. I know, I have held one.
At 9:22am on April 10, 2009, putnamwitches said…
Hope you have a blessed Easter with lots of friends, family, and good food.

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Archangel_Baw

Blessed Holidays Everyone

sry I haven't been here but I am going through A LOT of unexpected bs. I have internet on and off and I cant say when I'll be back again.

Posted by Archangel_Baw on December 24, 2009 at 11:05am — 1 Comment

putnamwitches

PATRICIA ROSE HOW TO MAKE A SANTA DVD

Name: How to Make a Santa - DVD

Price: $49.95

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Make a Santa the easy way with this DVD of full instructions that shows how to use the Patricia Rose Santa press mold set. It does not teach you to start from scratch, you will need the molds. They are available in the mold section. There are also mini DVD's available if you only want to learn to paint or wig your (from scratch) Santa. Patterns for his body and suit are in the suppl… Continue

Posted by putnamwitches on December 19, 2009 at 11:13am

Marianne Mathiasen

Horrifying Smell in My Kitchen


To have a fairy cottage in your kitchen might sound like an great idea, but if you have fairy twins living in the cottage you might want to find a better location, because it can be quite noisy, and at times the smell is unbelievable.

Ebbe reminds me a lot of my son when he was a boy. Besides taking his flying lessons, he is experimenting with recipes for… Continue

Posted by Marianne Mathiasen on December 15, 2009 at 4:00am — 1 Comment

Angela Daigrepont

my fairy name

Your fairy is called Gossamer Moonshimmer

She is the moon goddess's messenger.

She lives in spiderwebbed wonderlands and insect grottos.

She is only seen

Posted by Angela Daigrepont on December 9, 2009 at 8:47pm — 1 Comment

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PATRICIA ROSE CD REFERENCE

These CD's are of hard to find model photos or tutorials I done over the years that are not available and other helpful sculpting references from my personal files. LOTS of info you will love at a resonable price.



Sculpt from photo references of real babies. Large formats, very detailed, discreetly guarded… Continue

Posted by putnamwitches on December 7, 2009 at 11:25am — 1 Comment

Marianne Mathiasen

Winter Solstice Celebration in Nidlongdir



The Winter solstice celebrating takes place every year at the Gnomes Inn, and in the garden behind Apple Hold Castle. This celebration is a very old gnomish celebration that goes back to the time when the gnomes still lived in Valhalla. At that time there were no gifts, Santa Claus wasn’t born, and pancakes were a recipe jet to be invented. The gnomes hav… Continue

Posted by Marianne Mathiasen on December 1, 2009 at 3:28am — 1 Comment

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Thankful for so many things!

With the time of Thanksgiving drawing near, I am reminded that today would have been my sister, Dixie's, birthday. she was born in 1944 and died in 1992. she drowned in Key West, Florida. She and I were very close-Psychically connected. When she died, my world seemed to close in on me. Then in 1997, another sister, Suzanne, died. She died of Respiratory arrest in Santa Rosa, California. She was born in 1942. I was also psychically connected to her. My father died in 1997 and my husband died in 1… Continue

Posted by reikialgel1946 on November 23, 2009 at 8:31pm — 1 Comment

Rev. Carol A. Ingle (Raven)

Magic Fairy Flowers and Trees

Magic Fairy Flowers and Trees

Nature is sacred!

MAGIC FAIRY TREES

ELDER trees offer protection to fairies from negative spirits. They may become offended by the misuse of the wood from the elder. Folklore advises to never lay a baby in an elder wood cradle or fairies spirit the baby away or pinch them so that they bruise.

Elderberry wine is considered fairy wine. Drinking it is said to enable you to see fairies. Add dried elderberries to an incense mixture that you burn to attract fairies to… Continue

Posted by Rev. Carol A. Ingle (Raven) on November 21, 2009 at 10:52am — 1 Comment

Tegwedd ShadowDancer

All about Isaac

This blog is about a man I have known for more than 35 years. His name is Phillip Emmons Isaac Bonewits, known either as Isaac, or affectionately as ol’ Boney. Stephen called him Boneywits. It was he who gave me my 1st Order ordination in the RDNA. Actually, to be more exact, I was ordained into the SDNA (Schismatic Druids of North America), the schism he started, which became in a few years the ADF (Ar nDraiochta Fein our own Druidry). Recently he underwent surgery for two worrisome colonic cys… Continue

Posted by Tegwedd ShadowDancer on November 20, 2009 at 9:19pm — 2 Comments

putnamwitches

LIMITED EDITION PRINT BY JOSEPHINE WALL - 'BRIDGE OF HOPE'

Our Giclee prints are produced on a specially coated canvas, using the finest Epson inks and sealed with a permanent varnish. The colourfastness has been tested to exceed 50 years life. Images or paintings are scanned to high resolution digital files. The artwork is then carefully reproduced using a high-end ink jet printer and stable pigment-based inks.

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Posted by putnamwitches on November 16, 2009 at 10:54am

FEATURED FAIRY ARTIST PATRICIA ROSE


Come away, O human child!
To the waters and the wild
With a faery hand in hand,
For the world's more full of weeping than you can understand.
~William Butler Yeats, "The Stolen Child"

A lady, with whom I was riding in the forest, said to me, that the woods always seemed to her to wait, as if the genii who inhabit them suspended their deeds until the wayfarer has passed onward: a thought which poetry has celebrated in the dance of the fairies, which breaks off on the approach of human feet. ~Ralph Waldo Emerson, "History"







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