Guide to LazyWitchcraft: Winter Edition
Raise your hand if you love making magick but frequently miss full moons, lack crucial supplies, or totally miss a solstice. 🙌🏼
You, my dear, might be a lazy witch. Hey, that’s okay. So am I. That’s honestly how I became a kitchen witch. I already love to cook and bake... so I just pick recipes and ingredients that will further my Magickal purposes!
For this first edition of The Guide to Lazy Witchcraft, we are going to focus on all things snow. Why? Because my area just got nearly a foot of snow and I love to use what’s handy!
Magickal Uses for Snow/Ice:
Snow and ice are just forms of frozen water, and water is excellent for purifying and cleansing.
Blizzard Snow: It contains the energy of the wind and storm. Collect snow during a blizzard and freeze it to use to add an extra “pow” to your spells. Mix it with moon water or add to a bath, tea, or potion.
Powdery Snow: That beautiful, fluffy snow is so peaceful and tranquil, yes? Add some to chamomile tea for an extra dose of calm or sprinkle some in your bath water.
Ice from a tree: Ice taken from a tree has the essence of that tree. Look up the Magickal properties of that tree and use it to enhance your spellwork. Because this is the Lazy Guide, I will give you some of the most common trees here:
Pine: Rebirth, Strength, Overcoming Adversity, Hope
Maple: Intelligence, Communication, Beauty, Binding
Elm: Femininity, Endurance, Rebirth, Grounding, Focus
Oak: Masculinity, Strength, Protection, Truth, Knowledge
Birch: Feminity, Renewal, Calming, Expelling Negative Forces
Beech: Masculinity, Mental Health, Divination, Aspirations, Ancestors
Willow: Feminity, Rebirth, Vitality, Change, Emotions
Ice from your house: Those long, lovely crystals that hang off your eves have a connection to your home. Melt them (just let it melt on a counter in a bowl) and then sprinkle the water in the four corners of your home for a splash of protection.













