Fiber Magick: A Witch's Guide to Spellcasting with Crochet, Knotwork & Weaving

I enjoyed this book from cover to cover, I have been practicing stitch craft for decades always adding intention and blessing to each item I craft, performing ritual blessings before my hands pick up my tools to craft. When I first began to follow the authors blog Fiber Magick it was nice to know I am not the only one doing this.The assortment of patterns and techniques are easy to follow and I'm sure will be a delight for beginners as well as seasoned needlecrafters. The inclusion of rituals, blessings and sacred space and general information along with correspondences to me this is a true Witch crafters grimoire. For me having this book among my witch crafts books shelf was a must.

I was very disappointed by the projects given in the book: a search on Pinterest would have been better.I find the projects not visually nice ; seems like it was created for kids.I am trying very hard to find something useful that I would actually do - so I don't feel like I totally lost my money on this preorder (yes preordered because I was really hyped and now super disappointed.The only useful one would be the pocket amulets and lets be honest, its square with a long cord (could be easily be found on the internet and probably for free) Herbs properties information are useful - but also a google search would give me this info pretty fast too.I feel that all those things are just easy stuff that everybody can find everywhere and the author just added a Magic tag on it- a basket is a basket and yes it can be used for your practices. I wanted to see originality, patterns that I don't already know..If you have a couple of years experience in crocheting, I would strongly suggest to look for regular nice patterns somewhere else and think about how to integrate them in your magical life. You will save a lot of money.. seriously