Faery Fire

I am thinking of doing readings for the public again, from my home (travelling is a mugs game). I would offer Faery and a range of tarot as well as crystal ball readings. Should I include my "witch work" too? What do folks think?

Sometimes when I'm having a hard day I look at these 5 star reviews and it makes me feel like I am having an impact in the world. https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/LucyDrakeand Co…

"Very nice wand. Thank you."
"I love this pendant and I know all the hard work that the designer put in to it. It arrived within a few days and I wear it whenever I'm working."
"Absolutely stunning craftsmanship. Beautiful. Many Thanks!"... https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/LucyDrakeand Co…
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The Key is a magickal manual to unlocking your own potential. It is practical, insightful and allows the student of any level to look at their path with new eyes. There are assignments, poems, prayers, meditations of many kinds with a support and warmth that a seasoned teacher gives. Regardless of your place under the pagan umbrella there is something within this book that can teach you. It treats the student holistically to allow greater balance with both ritual and non ritu...al magickal life. Whether you are a neonate, an acolyte, or on the priestess path, you will find this workbook insightful and challenging. Lucy Drake is a talented psychic medium, witch, teacher and writer. She has been studying and teaching her Craft for over 20 years. She grew up in rural Wales and has always had a deep spiritual connection to nature, animals and magick. Her chaotic and unusual childhood was often brutal but it gave her great compassion and many skills beyond her years. Lucy has always done magick and tried to match her “knowing” with books. From a Welsh family with Irish roots Lucy has many creative talents, from painting, poetry, dance and music, none of which were especially note worthy in a very artistic house hold. She started to meditate at the age of 9, reading cards at 14, and healing at 16. At 18 she began working with local mediums in small circles and learned how to control her gifts. Lucy has done private readings, psychic fairs, house clearings, healings (of all kinds) weddings (handfastings), blessings and charms, as well as ritual Craft since 2000. She has run workshops of Inner Goddess work, healing with crystals and divination. She has run 2 covens and had many students and teachers. While her pagan Craft has very strong Gardnerian roots she has explored many other paths, especially Celtic Craft and working with Fae as she did as a child.https://www.amazon.com/Key-Opening- Doorway-Ma…/…/ref=sr_1_2…
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Weaving magick into all we do, everyday.
Lucy Drake and Co started because I like to make things. A lot. Certain friends and students commented that they couldn't find things like I make anywhere and well there is a lack of pagan shops anywhere near us. So then the hubby (who also makes great things) thought about selling his own creations. My daughter wanted to help too, and so did a few friends. So when you buying from us we are not just importing stuff from China and rese...lling. Nor are we just mushing pretty things together for how they look. We don't just take all the herbs listed from a Cunningham reference book and call it "incense". You are buying years of skill and knowledge. (I just did the maths and it is scary! 30 years of study!) Dedication to our Craft and a need to make something with potency as it the objective not prettiness (though we aim for pretty too). Things are crafted in our living room, kitchen and sometimes our little shed. We love to make bespoke items best and even love a challenge too. We care, about each item we make and make sure it is the highest quaility we can offer. Items can be charged during rituals, with crystals or "sung into being". We believe in the sacredness of what we are doing and "that will do" won't do for us. Ever. We hope our deep love for the natural world, and wonder comes through in what we do. https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/LucyDrakeand Co…
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£25 Made from holly staves, wool, silk, beads, and fabric. She is approximately 11" tall by 9" wide. Inspired by historical high priestess garb of the Middle East and Siberian/Mongolian steppe. While most of her body is cover by fabric and wool I deliberately chose to leave her arms exposed, showing the wild nature within her.... Postage within the UK £10.
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You know a book is going to stick in your throat when they start by telling you "how to be a good witch". Yeah, nah. I might just re-read the wonderful Judy Hall book and play with my crystals. #fuckyouI'mabadwitch

This decoupaged box started out as a pet project, a labour of love, as a gift for a dear friend. For some reason this box was tricky. It took twice as long as I expected. The birthday came and went (my friend got a different gift) but I couldn't quite forget about this box. It is covered in alchemical symbols and palmistry images. The inner lid has an alchemist universal magick map. The bottom of the inside of the box is covered in a soft brown felt (a symbol of earth). I al...most prefer the base to the lid, though it is busier. It took a lot more layers to do it "right" than the lid did! I mixed herbs and spices into some of my layers of glues which you can still feel in some places, despite the varnish it has had on top of it. I toyed with filling it with incense or curios for myself, I like it that much but the reason I sell on here in the first place is because I simply can't keep all my creations, I don't have room! I am now thinking about making another one and taking pictures from a really old palmistry book I have! I digress! It is a large box 17 cm across by 15 cm wide by 10.5 cm deep. The inside is smaller due to the lips on both bottom and top. It could fit tarot, oracle or divination cards comfortably or perhaps jewelry, knickknacks or incense. This would sit comfortably on a tarot readers table or boho chic living room, for those with altars and shrines, or those who "just dabble". https://www.etsy.com/…/l…/591201015/a lchemy-box-of-the-hand…
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