Witch markets in my area are unique and fascinating places where individuals with a passion for witchcraft come together to buy and sell a wide range of items related to the occult and mystical practices. These markets offer a glimpse into the world of witchcraft and provide a space for practitioners and enthusiasts alike to connect and explore their interests. At witch markets, one can find a diverse array of products, each with its own spiritual significance. From crystals and gemstones believed to possess healing properties, to herbs, oils, and candles used in various rituals and spellwork, the selection is vast and caters to all aspects of witchcraft. In addition, there are often handmade crafts such as jewelry, clothing, and artwork inspired by magical themes, adding an artistic element to the markets. What sets witch markets apart is the sense of community and knowledge sharing that permeates the atmosphere.
After the brims were together, I inserted the wire. This was a great idea from Sheila—if it wasn’t for the wire the hat would be a floppy mess! I cut the wire to match the circumference of the outer edge of the brim then looped the wire ends around each other to close a circle. Once that was in place, I used a running stitch and embroidery floss to create the “casing.” Basically, I stitched about a half inch from the edge of the brim to hold the wire as close to the edge as possible.
Due to the numerous types of embroidery machines and software programs available, we are unable to offer technical support for machine or software questions. Where hoop sizes are mentioned, we are referring to standard hoop sizes 4x4 100mm x 100mm 5x7 130mm x 180mm 6x10 160mm x 260mm 8x8 200mm x 200mm 7x12 180mm x 300mm 8x12 200mm x 300mm 9.
What sets witch markets apart is the sense of community and knowledge sharing that permeates the atmosphere. Not only can one find a multitude of vendors, each with their own expertise and unique products, but there are often workshops, classes, and demonstrations offered throughout the day. These opportunities allow attendees to broaden their understanding of different aspects of witchcraft and engage in meaningful conversations with like-minded individuals.
Floppy Witch Hat Applique
We love the floppy shape of this Witch Hat! Font shown (the name Reece) is Party Time Embroidery Font and is available as a separate purchase.
Sizes included:4x4: 3.88 x 3.83. SC: 6154.
5x7: 4.96 x 4.89. SC: 8107.
6x10: 5.96 x 5.88. SC: 9801.
8x8: 7.83 x 7.71. SC: 12,926.
Formats included: ART/DST/EXP/HUS/JEF/PES/VIP/XXX
Floppy Witch Hat Applique
We love the floppy shape of this Witch Hat!
Font shown (the name Reece) is Party Time Embroidery Font and is available as a separate purchase.
Design details:
The Floppy Witch Hat Applique comes in 4 sizes. All sizes included with your purchase!
4x4: 3.88 x 3.83. SC: 6154.
5x7: 4.96 x 4.89. SC: 8107.
6x10: 5.96 x 5.88. SC: 9801.
8x8: 7.83 x 7.71. SC: 12,926.
Formats included: ART/DST/EXP/HUS/JEF/PES/VIP/XXX
Instant download! You will receive a single zip file that will include all *available* sizes. Formats available are: ART, DST, EXP, JEF, HUS, PCS, PES, SEW, VIP, VP3 & XXX. (Please note that PCS and SEW formats will only include 4x4 files when available for the design)
These are digital machine embroidery designs…NOT a finished product. You must own an embroidery machine & know how to unzip your files and transfer files to your machine.
If you have any questions, please visit our FAQ and TERMS OF USE pages where you may find your answer. If you still need assistance, please CONTACT US and our support staff will assist you.
Our designs are manually digitized and test stitched before release. For best results we recommend stitching our designs unaltered on projects hooped with stabilizer appropriate for the material being used. We cannot guarantee results when our designs have been modified in software or non-traditional hooping methods are used. We highly recommend doing a test stitch on an altered design before putting it on a valuable blank. That being said, we are often asked for a recommendation for embroidery editing software for customizing purposes:
Designs by JuJu recommends the user friendly Embrilliance embroidery editing software to type out fonts in BX format, combine/merge designs, personalize and customize projects and more! Check out their programs Essentials, Enthusiast, StitchArtist , and Thumbnailer to learn more about their other useful, fun and easy features!
Where hoop sizes are mentioned, we are referring to standard hoop sizes:
4x4 (100mm x 100mm)
5x7 (130mm x 180mm)
6x10 (160mm x 260mm)
8x8 (200mm x 200mm)
7x12 (180mm x 300mm)
8x12 (200mm x 300mm)
9.5x14 (240mm x 360mm)
10.5x16 (272mmx460mm)
It is your responsibility to understand your hoop capabilities. Please note that "in the hoop" and "applique" designs can NOT be used with a repositionable / multi positional hoop.
NO REFUNDS per our policies.
Due to the numerous types of embroidery machines and software programs available, we are unable to offer technical support for machine or software questions. Please refer to your machine manufacturer's manual or software's help feature if you have questions.
Legal Notice: Making a copy, by any means, of our artwork or embroidery design files is a violation of copyright law. Our design files are licensed to the original customer only for embroidery use only at one location.
Floppy Witch Hat Applique
Participating in a witch market can be an enlightening and enriching experience, regardless of one's level of involvement or knowledge in witchcraft. It provides a space for individuals to explore their spiritual interests, discover new tools and resources, and connect with others who share a similar passion. The energy and enthusiasm of the vendors and attendees create a welcoming environment where everyone can feel comfortable expressing their beliefs and interests. In conclusion, witch markets in my area offer a unique and captivating experience for those interested in witchcraft and the occult. With a wide variety of products and services available, as well as opportunities for learning and connecting with others, they serve as a hub for the witchcraft community. Whether one is a seasoned practitioner or simply curious about the subject, attending a witch market can be an enjoyable and enlightening experience..
Reviews for "Embrace the Witchy Vibes at Markets in Your City"
- John - 2 stars - I was really excited to check out the witch markets in my area, but I ended up being quite disappointed. The stalls were mostly selling cheap trinkets and crystals, with hardly any real witchcraft or spiritual items. The vendors didn't seem knowledgeable or passionate about what they were selling, and it all felt a bit gimmicky. I was hoping for a more authentic and immersive experience, but unfortunately, it didn't live up to my expectations.
- Sarah - 1 star - I have always been interested in witchcraft and was excited to explore the witch markets in my area. However, I was deeply disappointed by the lack of diversity and inclusivity. The majority of the stalls catered to a very specific image of witchcraft, with a heavy emphasis on white cultural stereotypes. There was a serious lack of representation and appreciation for other cultures and traditions. I was hoping for a more inclusive and educational experience, but sadly, this was not the case.
- Michael - 2.5 stars - I found the witch markets in my area to be quite underwhelming. While there were a few interesting stalls, most of them carried the same generic items you can easily find online. The prices were often inflated, and it felt like the vendors were taking advantage of the trendy witchcraft movement. I was hoping for a more unique and curated selection of items, but it was mostly just mass-produced merchandise. Overall, it was a mediocre experience that didn't live up to the hype.