Your own craft, straight from the old books
Sourced, dated workings you can follow at home with your kitchen and garden, quiet enough that nobody needs to know.
Browse the shelfThe old ways, with their sources and dates
Grimoires and workbooks that turn real, named old sources into steps you can follow at home, with what is already in your kitchen and garden.
Every working says where it comes from, what is old and what is ours, and what to keep away from pets and flame.
Old, sourced and safe to follow
- A source and a date Each old working names the book and the year it comes from.
- Old, adapted or ours Every working is labeled, so you always know what is old and what is new.
- Kitchen and garden first Nothing to buy: rosemary, thread, salt, a jar, what your home already has.
- Pets and flame Safety sits inside the working that needs it, not at the back of the book.
Eight books, one shelf
Four Practical Grimoires by goal and the complete series, a runes and sigils workbook with its pocket companion, and the all-in-one Book of Shadows to start.
Protection, love, plenty, the turning year
Four books, one for each thing a home asks for. Each takes the customs the old books recorded, says where they come from, and gives you the steps for today.
Start with the one your home needs now, or keep all four together.
Write it right, and know what is old
Every rune from the rune poems, then how it is used today. Three ways to make a sigil, worked from start to finish, and five magical alphabets for writing names right.
From the journal
The Witch Bottle: The Jar Sealed Under a House, What Was in It, and a Safe Version Today
The sealed witch bottle found at Greenwich, what the writers of 1671 and 1681 put in theirs, and a house jar for today with no urine and nothing heated.
Home protection spells from the old books: what people really set at their doors
Five home protection spells from named books, 1525 to 1696: rosemary, rowan and red thread, iron, vervain and dill, a sealed jar. One takes ten minutes.
Rune meanings: the 24 Elder Futhark runes, from the sources and in practice
What each of the 24 Elder Futhark runes means: what the Old English, Norwegian and Icelandic rune poems say, and what is modern practice.
The old ways, made practical
Sourced, dated and easy to follow, with the steps for today.