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The Folklore and Magic of Dolls by Moira Hodgkinson

8/19/2020

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The Folklore and Magic of Dolls gave me several hours of happy reading. I have always found dolls to be fascinating so was intrigued to find out what was within the dark green covers of this book when it arrived, and I wasn’t disappointed.

It is filled to the brim with stories, ideas and ways of bringing dolls to life through myth and magic. From the earliest known dolls all the way to the most modern, I enjoyed learning about the history of dolls and their importance to our lives as humans, whether we’re children or adults. Then I delved into some amazing stories about dolls from the most beautiful to the strangest and scariest and finally was taken on a journey to discover how to make several different kinds of dolls so that I could bring dolls into my magical practice. It has knitting patterns and paper templates to work from as well as recipes for making salt dough dolls and tips on using correspondences to make your creations more personal and even more magical.

I have loved this little book from beginning to end and I can highly recommend it to anyone who has an interest in bringing these magical little beings into their world.

You can find Moira's guest blog on Poppet Magic here
And you can buy this lovely book from the Wolfenhowle Press here

Bright blessings,
Sarah x 

1 Comment
Lesley-Anne Brewster
8/21/2020 06:13:24 am

Moira's a lovely writer and speaker, generous with her extensive knowledge and genuinely passionate about helping folk pursue their own Path. There's something in this little book for you no matter how long you've been practising for. Great to see this is from Wolfenhowle Press, owned and run by the awesome Tylluan Penry.

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