Folkcraft
Leah Middletona digital grimoire of heartfelt personal essays, magical craft + guides, and creative writing.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 6 | Subscribers | Read | folkcrafting.substack.com |
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My Journal Ecosystem
Virgo is attentive to the details. Sometimes, to its own detriment. My natal Jupiter hangs out in Virgo, expanding my spiritual desire to be of service, but also placing every fine detail of myself and my work under a microscope. Whatever s...
Re-Introducing Folkcraft: A Digital Grimoire
In 2019, I began creating under The Redheaded Witch, primarily sharing my own spiritual and magical practice as an Appalachian witch in a transitional time period. It has been life-changing, and I know that may seem dramatic, but between th...
From Nostalgia's Love Child
My favorite time of the year is approaching, and as expected, I find myself reminiscing about the past, feeling my heart grow heavy with nostalgia. The kind of memories made when life was full of curiosity, exploration, and messy mistakes w...
Meet Me at the Crossroads
My Crossroad sample block for my new quilt project, featuring donated cotton fabrics. White represents purification, blue represents cleansing, and red represent protection. A quilted prayer for the next chapter.
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I'm Leah, a published author, stitched by soft magic, raised in Appalachia and now home in the Cascades. Welcome.
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