You can create in this way so many custom shapes
#Custom shape magic wand how to#
I will have to post pictures of them both when I get the chance.From this tutorial you will learn how to make a Photoshop shape from raster images using the selection tools. That wand is very unique because of the shape of it and the combinations of materials it is black walnut, with a double prong at the base with a red jasper held in place (between the prongs) with silver, tiger's eye and red jasper on either side of a small eyelet spot halfway up it's length, also held in with silver and topped with a small clear quarts crystal. The other wand that I own was made by a wand and staff maker that vends his wares at the Bay Area Renaissance festival in Tampa, FL (he's local to that area). The male Holly branch was gifted to me from a former HPS at my initiation and is my most treasured wand for that reason. I, myself, own two wands one is made from a male holly branch, loosely wrapped in copper wire and topped with a copper and leather bound clear crystal. Personally, I can see both, but I tend to agree with the association of air, rather than fire, though there are some trees who's seeds are germinated by fire, such as the giant Sequoia.Īgain, that is personal and not a dictate of our path. The first, and most common is, as you pointed out, the element of fire, as in the tarot, but the other is air. One thing that we found most interesting, and it applies to this article, is that there are two schools of thought on which element that wands are associated with. This past weekend, when our coven met up, we were discussing the papers on air, that our students had to write up. Energy through connections such as this is what truly enhances the ability of one to work magic and spells very effectively. The intent then flows forward as you focus on what you are working on. When one picks up the tool, energy should vibrate all around the person and the space from the connection made when the touch takes place. Many people fail in that area, to have a close spiritual connection with the tools they use. Naming the second wand also reflects this. From your loving and most detailed description, I can see that you truly care for and honor the tools that you work with. The two wands that you own and describe truly sound awesome. Therefore, the wand could represent either fire or air or another element. The tool becomes what the user charges it to become. I think that the wand is like any other altar tool or tool used for magical and spell purposes. I agree with your line of reasoning on fire and air with the wand representation of element. Greetings Raptorcat! Thank you for taking the time to drop by, read and share so much in comment. The guy is a very talented and and staff maker. My wife got a staff from him that she kept coming back to, as well. a few years ago, I kept coming back to that wand, more than any other item he had (and he had a lot of very good wands and staffs), so I had to get it. Well, the named wand was named by it's creator, not by me. :)Ĭ M Fowler from Charlestown, Indiana on June 26, 2012: The craftsman sounds like he is excellent at what he does. :) However, you still do display what I referenced in regards to the wands. I see, okay, thanks for the clarification.
Dale Hyde (author) from Tropical Paradise on Planet X on June 26, 2012:Īhhh.
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