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Please come and join the wild geeks of Walking the Hedge in a fun and informal Hearth Craft Class lead by Juniper and Broom Ridin’ Vikki!!

Each class will be posted in the Hedge’s Classroom in our Forum, on Mondays. It will run 6 to 8 weeks.

Join for the whole class, or drop in when you can. All are welcome and debate and discussion are as well.

Some of the topics will include:

An Introduction to Hearth Craft

Who Practices Hearth Craft?

Home and Hearth Folklore

Tools of Hearthcraft

The Witches Spoon

Kitchen Safety

Hallowed Hearth

The Hearthstone

Creating a Sacred Kitchen

Cleaning Naturally & Spiritually

Hearth & Domestic Deities

Living and Working with Household & Hearth Spirits

The Makings of a Kitchen Shrine

Finding the Ancient Hearth in a Modern Home

Hearth Flame Ritual

A Beginners Laying the Hedge

We Are What We Eat

The Spirit of Culinary Herbs

The Spirit of Fruits, Roots, Berries & Vegetables

The Spirit of Meat & Dairy

The Spirit of Grains & Cereals, Nuts & Seeds

Correspondences: Figuring it Out For Yourself

Sacred Gardens On a Small Scale and a Tight Budget

Around the Wheel in Eight Hearths

Daily Rituals

What is this Hallowed Place?

Hearth stone, Heart stone

My Home: a Map to my Spiritual Path

Smooring

Dance, sing, laugh, live. PRAY

Working with Ancestors

Honouring Family, Hearth and Home

Spirits in the Hearth

Gifts and Goodies

Offerings and Giving Thanks

Spirit Guides and Guardians

Making Ritual Real

Dining With Spirits

The Energetic Home

Path Meditation

Meal Blessings

Preparing a Magickal Meal

Ritual Meals and Meals as Rituals

Witches Bottle & Ball

What is to be done with these leftovers?

Cauldrons and Pots

Saining

Household Divination

Protective Charms

The Witches Ladder, Dream Catchers and More

Corn Dollies, Brigid Crosses and More

Fire Lore

Spontaneous Ritual

A Witches Life

Arts and Crafts

Just for Kids

Just for Teens

Just for Parents

And more….

It’s up folks, check it out HERE.

I tried getting it up on the blog but it’s just too big.

Cheers!