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44 Days of Witchery, Day 38: Witchy tools: cauldron.

Posted byMorag September 4, 2011

Bad picture. Sorry.

My cauldron is brass and up until now has been used to burn candles in, surrounded by water. I may change its use, however. I’m not sure.

Posted byMoragSeptember 4, 2011Posted inWitchcraftTags: Blogging Projects: 44 Days of Witchery, cauldron, Witchcraft

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