Cauldron ideas

Outdoor: If you are able to dig a large fire pit in the backyard. Go to a garbage dump and get an old dryer drum and place it in the pit. Put several stones around it.

Cheapest: Check your local thrift stores for ceramic bowls or iron pots. All can handle small amount of flame.

Inexpensive book of shadows

Cheapest: Go to your local thrift store and purchase loose leaf paper and a binder or a notebook of some kind. You can decorate the front if you’re crafty or leave it as is if you choose.

Cheap: Mid-July starts the school supply season, so go to your local department store and see what you can find. Notebooks, journals, even just fancy paper will work.

crafty Book of shadows

Ever Want your own Book Of Shadows (BOS)? It's easy to make. Gather your materials and follow the easy to follow steps for your very own customized keeper of your witchy secrets.

What You Need:

• Rope
• hole punch
• cardboard
• paper
• clamps
• glue
• decorations (pain, ribbon, shells, rocks)

Easy Directions:

1. Take two pieces of cardboard & cut to the length and width desired.
2. Take paper and make certain it lines up evenly in between the cardboard.
3. Hole punch three holes in the cardboard (and paper if needed).
4. Decorate the cardboard as you wish.
5. Take the rope and make certain it is strong and braided.
6. Put the rope through the holes, glue the ends of the rope, and clamp them down.

Inexpesnive Alter ideas

The Altar is typically the main worship spot where you do rituals. It can be a permanent spot or temporary. The style and items will depend on the tradition you follow. If you can do a permanent spot, you want a hard surface of some kind.

The Local Easy Way: In your local thrift store you can find a nice desk or table that you could re-finish if want. Or you could leave it as-is if it looks good when you buy it. Always keep in mind delivery, as there may be cost involved. What you can get is limited to what is available, but certainly you can get cool finds.

Re-use: Garage sales and local garbage centres may be places where you can find hand-me-downs to re-use. Some may just need paint, others may need more crafty solutions.

Handy: Check local libraries and online sites for instructions on how to build your own table. There are various designs for various skill levels out there. Make certain you measure accurately for the space in which you are putting the table.

Crafty: Why not make a table cover of some kind and use that. From tie-dye to sewing to knitting there are several crafty solutions to use.