The Complete Idiot's Guide to Wicca Craft

Fun, illustrated projects for those who believe in magick.

From sewing, gardening, and jewelry-making, to calligraphy and lotion- concocting, here are Wicca craft projects for everyone. And with the ritual tools, altars, amulets, candles, mirrors, cauldrons, and a deeper understanding of their meanings, new and veteran Wiccans can enrich their ceremonies, from Esbats and Shabats to magical circles, and from kitchen magick to ritual baths.
? For readers of The Complete Idiot?s Guide® to Wicca and Witchcraft and The Complete Idiot?s Guide® to Spells and Spellcraft
? According to FoxNews.com, Wicca is hugely popular on college campuses, and at least two colleges excuse believers from class on Wiccan holidays
? Ideal for both ?sole practitioners? and groups of Wiccans
? Only ?make-your-own? book on Wicca crafts

Miria Liguana spent 14 years as High Priestess of a coven and has a Celtic and Shamanistic background. She learned about modern Wicca from her mother, a practicing “white witch.” Liguana teaches and practices Wicca in the Pacific Northwest.
Nina Metzner is a practicing Wiccan and holds an M.F.A. from the Iowa Writers’ Workshop in creative non-fiction and expository writing.

Miria Liguana spent 14 years as High Priestess of a coven and has a Celtic and Shamanistic background. She learned about modern Wicca from her mother, a practicing ?white witch.? Liguana teaches and practices Wicca in the Pacific Northwest.
Nina Metzner is a practicing Wiccan and holds an M.F.A. from the Iowa Writers? Workshop in creative non-fiction and expository writing.