Traditional burlap spite doll, made with all the proper fixins’.
Traditional burlap spite doll, made with all the proper fixins’.
Posted October 30, 2012 by drcorbeaux in Magic, Witchcraft, Witches
Tagged with drcorbeaux, Ozark Folk Magic, Ozark Folklore, Ozark Magic, Ozark Witchcraft, thetoadsbool
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I have done some reading on Voodoo and am facinated with the gris-gris bags, mojo bags and of course the doll. I in fact made a doll to bring love, soul mate and compassion. I used magickal herbs and a silver heart jewelry (small charm). I believe in the power of these folk art beliefs. I love your blog!
oops I forgot to mention that my dad was born in Cardwell Missouri – he came to Michigan to work in the factory. His mother (a grand lady) lived in a 4 room home with outdoor facilities. Lived off her land and I can remember when we went to visit her she talked about things are not what they seem sometimes and to believe in magic. Didn’t understand her then but do now.