Spellcrafting Circle: Weaving the Threads of Ancestral Magic

Across centuries, women have woven magic into the everyday—stitching intentions into fabric, whispering spells over simmering pots, knotting protections into thread. Much of this wisdom was lost or forgotten, yet the call to reclaim it remains.

Join us for an intimate spellcrafting circle where we will explore the ancestral connection between women’s work and witchcraft. Through shared craft, storytelling, and guided ritual, we will honor the quiet, powerful magic that has always lived in our hands.

What to Expect:

🔮 Ancestral Spellcrafting – Learn how spells were once crafted through the rhythms of daily life and how we can bring this magic into our own practices.
🧵 Craft in Community – Bring your own handiwork—knitting, stitching, weaving, or any craft you love—to work on as we weave magic together. No craft is too simple; if your hands are engaged, so is your magic.
🌿 Weaving Intentions – We will create a collective spell infused with the energy of the circle, binding our work to the threads of those who came before us.
🔥 Sacred Sisterhood – This is a space to share, connect, and rekindle the traditions of working in community, something lost to many of us through history’s silencing of women’s magic.

Who is this for?

This gathering is for women and witches who feel the pull to reconnect with the lost arts of magical craftwork. Whether you are a seasoned spellcaster or just beginning to explore your path, you are welcome here.

What to Bring:

🪡 A craft to work on—knitting, embroidery, spinning, or anything you enjoy (not required, but encouraged!)
📖 A notebook or journal for reflections
🕯️ An open heart and a willingness to weave magic together

Come with your hands ready to create. Leave with a spell woven by your own magic.

🌙 Limited places available—secure your spot now!

Your Presenter

Ally is the maddest of the Mad Aunties. Coming from a long line of women crafters, her practice has been built through trial and error, and tapping in to the knowledge of the women around her.

Ally draws on her own heritage - her own Mad Aunties to pass the knowledge, wisdom and magic through to women of this time so that the knowledge doesn't stay lost. It is her personal mission to bring the lost spellcrafting arts back in to common usage.