This is a beautiful way to honour and remember the wise women (and men) who were persecuted during the European witch hunts of the Middle Ages.
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I made a doll at the Horniman Museum and added it to others that people were making on the night, but I am planning on making more at a Samhain gathering of witches and pagans, and encouraging others to do the same.
To make a doll
Take a roughly hand/palm sized piece of fabric, ideally in shades of red. Gather her up in the middle and tie a strip of fabric, ribbon, wool etc around her. Add a loop to suspend her from a tree.
Send completed dolls to Denise Rowe, 9 Elderberry Close, Stourbridge, DY8 3JN. You can contact Denise at helloearthdances@gmail.com or visit the website
http://www.earthdances.co.uk/dolls/4581452555
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