The term "Nagic xircle templaet" refers to a concept or idea related to magic circles in the context of spellcasting or ritual magic. Magic circles are often depicted as symbols or diagrams that serve as a focal point for the practitioner's intent and energy during a magical working. The use of magic circles can be found in various magical traditions and cultures throughout history. These circles are typically created by drawing or inscribing the circle on the ground or on a surface using various materials such as chalk, salt, or herbs. The circle is often accompanied by other symbols or sigils that are relevant to the specific spell or ritual being performed. The purpose of the magic circle is to create a sacred and protected space for the practitioner to work within.
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I wanted the costume to be nice and round like the shape of the Angry Birds, so I sewed batting in between the two layers of felt and stuffed it with some filling till it was nice and full. I knew my child was not going to stand still for the feathers to be pinned, and I wanted to be able to get the costume on and off easily, so the elastics worked well for us.
The purpose of the magic circle is to create a sacred and protected space for the practitioner to work within. It acts as a boundary between the mundane and the magical, separating the practitioner and their working from outside influences or distractions. The circle is often believed to contain and amplify the practitioner's energy, helping to focus their intent and power.
Do It Yourself Halloween Costumes – Black Angry Bird
The little guy finally decided on a costume for this year. He chose to be the black Angry Bird which, apparently, is the one that explodes. I got to work armed with my sewing machine, heat n’ bond and 2 yards of black felt. Here is what I came up with.
I have heard that angry bird costumes are going to be popular this year. I have seen quite a few angry bird costumes online, but nothing that fit just right. It needed to be warm and cozy, but not too restricting. My son has to wear it to school, trick or treating and to other Halloween parties, so I wanted a costume that would be easy for him to move around in. Let me tell you, this works perfectly. He has been a crazy flying, crashing, (not so) Angry Bird, running all over since he put his costume on.
He really loves the costume, and as soon as he puts it on he is beaming from ear to ear. I will give you a brief overview of the costume but go here for my detailed post on how to make an Angry Bird costume yourself.
I purchased 2 yards of black felt, a black fleece winter hat, and a black Cranimals sweatsuit from Walmart. I think the shirt and pants where less than $4.oo each. That was the most expensive part of the costume, but he can wear it over and over after Halloween. I also had small amounts of yellow, white, and red fabric at home. I did not have any gray, but ended up cutting up an old shirt to use for this project. I used 1 bag of stuffing material and some batting to stuff the suit. In my stash at home I had Velcro, heat n’ bond fabric applique material, and black thread.
I added the little “bomb fuse” that the black Angry Bird has by sewing and stuffing a small piece of black and yellow tipped fabric into the hat. I opened the seam in the top of the hat, inserted my fabric fuse, and then sewed it back up. The hat is a tad bit too big, so I had to fold it over a little. This was the perfect way to add the touch that I wanted to the costume. I love that it looks adorable, but will keep him nice and warm too.
I made the bird body so that the straps Velcro on and off and it Velcros at the side as well. This makes the costume really simple to take on and off, and allows for him to grow a bit and still be able to wear it. My hope is that he can use it for a while for dress up after Halloween. I also cut the sides out a bit so that he is able to move around freely without having his legs restricted.
I basically used my usual applique technique to put the face on and then sewed around it all with black thread using my sewing machine. I wanted the costume to be nice and round like the shape of the Angry Birds, so I sewed batting in between the two layers of felt and stuffed it with some filling till it was nice and full.
My four year old is now the happiest Angry Bird alive and can’t wait to go trick or treating in his new costume. I am thrilled with how well this turned out, and can’t wait to share the how to with you!
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Different magical traditions may have their own specific guidelines or instructions for creating and using magic circles. These guidelines may include specific rituals or invocations to be performed before entering the circle, as well as guidelines for the placement of various objects or tools within the circle. The concept of the "Nagic xircle templaet" may refer to a specific design or layout for a magic circle that is used as a template or guide for creating a circle. This template may include specific symbols or sigils, as well as guidelines for the placement of tools or objects within the circle. Overall, the use of magic circles and the "Nagic xircle templaet" are integral aspects of many magical practices. They serve as a visual representation of the practitioner's intent and energy, creating a focused and sacred space for their magical workings..
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