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Hello, readers, friends, and followers!
I've a quick question for you, as I've an article that's been sitting in my drafts for a bit that I haven't decided on posting yet. I'd love to hear your input!
Would you enjoy a 'Summer Ones' article like my 'Winter Ones' articles (which would be folkloric and mythological figures associated with summer and their tales?)
Yes
No
Neutral
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Summer Plant Allies for Spells & Divination
by Keziah Zibelmann | Subscribe for free on Substack | Support on Ko-fi
Summer, typically associated with sunshine, rising temperatures, and plenty of outdoor fun and activities, is a season abundant with powerfu
Summer, typically associated with sunshine, rising temperatures, and plenty of outdoor fun and activities, is a season abundant with powerful plant allies for magical workings. With delicious fruits that can aid in love and luck work, vegetables that are rife with symbolism or the perfect tools in sympathetic magic, and an array of flowers for protecting, purifying, and more, this bountiful season is one that shouldn’t be overlooked by practitioners of witchcraft, no matter what path they follow.
In this piece, you’ll find a collection of some of summer’s offerings for plant allies and suggestions on how they may be used.
[NOTE: This is a cross-post on Substack of an article originally posted to @sheydmade ’s tumblr on the 08th of July, 2025. Read the original post on tumblr here. Substack pieces, though, feature the most recent updates and additions, including new charms and spells and updated information.]
© Sheydmade/Keziah Zibelmann. All original content on this blog is the property of Keziah Zibelmann. Refer to individual articles for citation and source information.
You're always sending me lovely little asks to see when I come back from Shabbos, so I wanted to thank you for that, my friend, and return the kindness!
I hope you've had such a beeeeeaaaaauuuutiful Shabbos!! You deserve the world!
🥰
thank you!
i don't know if anyone has shouted out @sheydmade yet but i'd like to! i always appreciate how well researched and well written kaziah's articles are and i've learned so much from them about folk magic, history, folklore and making my own magic more accessible. so yeah, shoutout to sheydmade for putting their passion for witchcraft to paper so people like me can enjoy reading it and learn!
Absolutely! @sheydmade this one's for you!
Practical Magic: Everyday Items You Can Use in Witchcraft, Part I
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PART I
One common misconception about witchcraft is that it must require tools, plants, and magical allies that are difficult to come by. This certainly is the case in some works, but it needn’t be. Witchcraft should be both accessible and adaptable to meet the needs of the practitioner, and the witch’s toolset should be the same. There are countless everyday tools and allies that one can put to good use in magical craft, with such items lying around the house or readily available at your local grocery store, hardware store, or even dollar store, and not enough witchcraft resources take the time to show these types of tools the love and appreciation they deserve.
[NOTE: This is a cross-post on Substack of an article originally posted to @sheydmade ’s tumblr on the 25th of October, 2025. Read the original post on tumblr here.]
© 2024-2026 Sheydmade/Keziah Zibelmann. All original content on this blog is the property of Keziah Zibelmann. Refer to individual articles for citation and source information.
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"...magic should be both accessible and versatile, and our tools and allies should reflect the need for both. It is my hope that a practitioner never feels defeated because they can’t afford expensive magical supplies, or because they have limited or no access to metaphysical or witchcraft shops, apothecaries, or the like. One’s magical craft can, indeed, thrive without all of that. After all, magic and witchcraft has always existed, before drop shippers and international delivery services, before influencers, before bloggers, podcasters, and publishers. Magic was always there and could always be worked, and that has never changed and never will."
-Practical Magic: Everyday Items You Can Use in Witchcraft; Part 1 (2025), Keziah Zibelmann (@sheydmade)
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I'm stealing this from @slewfootwitch, who stole it from the lovely @hellboundwitch.
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Keziah. Early thirties. Aquarius. Witch/rootworker/conjurer, mystic, diviner, spirit worker.
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Ink. Parchment. Moss. Yarn. Rivers. Scraps of fabric. Dirt. Playing cards. Braids. Garlic. Tarot cards. Clay. Yiddish and Hebrew in red and black inks. Owls. Storm clouds. Cypress swamps. Dice. Coins. Rocking chairs. Frogs. Maple trees. Candles. Bats. Old keys. Violets. Chalk. Spanish moss. Train tracks. Brooms.
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Dark viridian green. Charcoal. Haint blue. Copper. Emerald green. Bonze.
I'm not going to lie...the person lying in my tags, alluding to my friends/wife and I chasing them off a blog or having something to do with whatever message they received has gotten under my skin. I did recognize that person's name (not url, which was a different URL at the time) and picture (at the time, they had themselves as their icon) as someone I had previous bad history with. And, yes, I removed their replies from my post last year because of that. And since the only homemaking tag that was recommended to me was theirs, I stayed out of that tag and looked for one that wasn't being used instead. But that was last year and that was the extent of any connection between our blogs. I didn't even block them. All of us have very literally gone out of our way to ignore and avoid this person. To just tag a bunch of people (one of whom doesn't even know you, the other two who have just stayed out of your way when they notice you because of previous experience) in something like that and allude to them stalking and harassing you when they are avoiding you in the most wide-berth way possible is just so malicious and rude. Especially when you block them all first so they can't see it but other people can see it when they search for their blogs.
