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October is when the veil grows thin and the Wheel turns towards Samhain, the witch's new year. My October Almanac follows the month's moon phases, from the new moon to the Hunter's Moon, the shift from Libra to Scorpio, and nature notes from the Scot...


Every kitchen witch needs her trusty tools. These are the pots and pans, spoons and bowls that become old friends over years of stirring, simmering and spellwork. Think heavy copper pans that glow in the lamplight, a cast-iron skillet seasoned with l...



























No witch's kitchen is complete without a shelf of jars glinting in the light, filled with dried herbs, spices, salts and teas. Here you'll find glass apothecary jars, amber bottles, pretty labels and spice racks to keep your ingredients close at hand...





















There's nothing quite like snipping fresh herbs from your own windowsill as you cook. Every kitchen witch deserves a little green corner, whether that's a row of terracotta pots, a herb planter on the sill or a self-watering kit for those of us with ...




















Every witch needs a few well-loved books on her kitchen shelf, their pages dog-eared and a little splattered from use. This collection brings together guides to kitchen witchery, herb lore and magical correspondences, alongside comforting cookbooks f...







Magic lives in the atmosphere as much as in the pot. Soft candlelight, warm lamps and flickering flames turn an ordinary kitchen into a sacred, cosy space. Here you'll find beeswax candles, brass and antique-style candlesticks, lanterns and fairy lig...






















Every witch knows that some of the best magic happens late at night, with good company and a drink in hand. Gather your coven for an evening of laughter and a little mischief with everything you need for a proper midnight margarita moment: pretty gla...






















Kitchen witchery is best done in comfort. Think chunky knits for chilly mornings, soft cardigans for pottering between the stove and the herb pots, and a sturdy linen apron with pockets for twine, matches and the odd sprig of rosemary. This section g...






































