Qhite Witch OnlyFans is an online platform that offers exclusive content from a self-proclaimed white witch. This platform blends modern technology with ancient practices, giving a unique twist to the traditional witchcraft experience. OnlyFans, originally known for adult content, has expanded its reach to cater to various interests and niches, including spirituality and witchcraft. The term "white witch" refers to someone who practices witchcraft for positive and good intentions, often focusing on healing, protection, and guidance. It signifies a practitioner who uses their knowledge and skills for benevolent purposes rather than malicious or harmful ones. Qhite Witch OnlyFans provides subscribers with access to a wide range of content related to witchcraft.
Hi everyone! What better way to kick off my first blog post than with a party dress?! The combination of having a small child and a worldwide pandemic has meant parties haven’t really been a thing for a while but now the invites have begun to flood in! Not one, but TWO, party invites. This calls for a new dress! I’ve chosen to make The Capulet Dress by Stitch Witch Patterns which is a dress I’ve made previously as part of the pattern testing team. I absolutely love this pattern as it has two sleeve options with all the drama! If you love a big sleeve, then this dress will not disappoint. There are options for a short puff sleeve and a long Juliet sleeve, that gives a nod towards Shakespeare’s heroine Juliet Capulet. It is a beautiful, wearable, modern take on the square necklines and puffed sleeved fashions from long ago that have resurfaced more recently.
I spotted this beautiful rose gold and black viscose jacquard in Jenny s shop and thought it would be perfect for creating a more structured version of the dress with some added sparkle. It is a softer jacquard without any of that crunchy feel you can often get with these materials, and I also found it frayed less than similar fabrics I ve worked with.
Qhite Witch OnlyFans provides subscribers with access to a wide range of content related to witchcraft. This can include educational videos, tutorials on spellcasting, tarot card readings, astrology insights, and guidance on incorporating witchcraft into everyday life. Subscribers can learn about different herbs, crystals, and rituals along with explanations of their uses and benefits.
Pattern Test – StitchWitch Patterns, The Basque Dress
I’m in love. I knew when I saw Madeline’s sneak peeks on Instagram that I was going to love the Basque dress (which is also a top pattern) and I was delighted when I was offered a spot on the tester team as I wouldn’t have to wait until it was released to give it a go.
It really is a beauty and it is composed of several variations – there is a blouse version, two skirt options (an A-line and a gathered skirt) and two sleeve options as well as instructions for making the garment sleeveless. There are so many cute combinations you could make with this pattern. The pattern gets its name from the beautiful basque waistline. It gives the dress a historical feel to it, which really appeals to me.
The Size Range for this pattern has been extended, too, which will be welcome news for many. The size chart now goes up to a size 34 (B:58″ W:51″ H:60″). The other patterns are all being updated to this range, too.
ORIGINS
Obviously, as the name suggests, the Basque waistline originated in France; they’re basically a type of bodice that either extends below the waistline or over the skirt. They have a V-shape and are contoured to fit closely to the body, in the style of a corset. Adopted from the traditional Basque country dress, these waistlines were popularised in the Victorian era. Even Queen Victoria’s wedding dress was influenced by the Basque.
The structured, eight-piece bodice features a pointed waistline with a deep v-shape, which is automatically the image I recall when I think of the basque. This and sculpted lingerie pieces which has taken the name today.
THE PATTERN
From the variations on offer, I opted for the gathered skirt and puff sleeve options.
The instructions are so clear and the illustrations are good, too – this was a Saturday afternoon project, it comes together so easily and at no point in the construction do you have to second guess yourself.
The bodice itself is shaped by waist and bust darts; the neckline has a corresponding facing which can be interfaced (or not), depending on your preference. I interfaced mine but I only had medium weight interfacing handy and I would recommend using a lightweight interfacing, for sure, as the neckline really doesn’t need much support and the heavier weight has made my facing frustratingly rigid. You can see the facing trying to escape in the corner in the photo below even though it has been clipped and understitched:
I opted to make my dress tight fitting (as it traditionally the style of a basque) so I probably didn’t need the waist ties but I think they make the dress pretty cute at the back so I added them for the extra detailing.
The V in the bodice was also much more easy to achieve than I had imagined; shortening the stitches and reinforcing them by backstitching a few stitches also helps. It’s not too easy to see in this print but that’s where I think colour blocking would elevate this dress to another level (and I do have plans for that).
It’s such a dreamy pattern, made all the more so by my fabric choice for my test run. I pulled out this pastel lilac floral cotton thinking I had 3m and therefore plenty to sew with (I always buy fabric in 3m increments if I don’t know what I plan to make with it as I’m assured being able to make a dress with this quantity) but I discovered I must only have bought 2m as it came up as 1.75m as it had been pre-washed. I supposeI bought it back last year when I just began sewing so wasn’t really sure how much I needed. I bought it from Til The Sun Goes Down which is one of my favourite places to shop vintage / vintage inspired fabrics. I think it was made for this pattern.
Will you be making the new Stitch Witch Patterns Basque Top and Dress?
From the variations on offer, I opted for the gathered skirt and puff sleeve options.
The platform allows the Qhite Witch to build a community and engage with followers who share a similar interest in witchcraft. Subscribers can interact with the Qhite Witch through comments, private messages, and even request personalized readings or advice. By utilizing OnlyFans, the Qhite Witch can monetize their knowledge and expertise in witchcraft, creating a sustainable income stream. Subscriptions to their content often come with a fee, allowing interested individuals to access exclusive material they might not find elsewhere. However, it is worth noting that the concept of a white witch having an OnlyFans account can be a subject of debate within the witchcraft community. Some argue that offering spiritual knowledge for profit goes against the principles of sharing and community-building that are typically associated with witchcraft. On the other hand, proponents of platforms like Qhite Witch OnlyFans argue that it is a way for practitioners to be paid for their time, effort, and expertise. They believe that sharing spiritual knowledge does not diminish its value and that offering exclusive content allows practitioners to dedicate more time to their craft. Ultimately, the decision to subscribe to Qhite Witch OnlyFans or any similar platform rests with the individual. It is essential to research and understand the intentions and beliefs of the practitioner before engaging with their content. As with any spiritual practice, it is crucial to approach it with an open mind and discernment..
Reviews for "Unleashing Your Inner Witch: Qhite Witch's OnlyFans Guide"
1. John - 1 star
This is by far the worst onlyfans account I have ever subscribed to. The content promised by the white witch was misleading and lacking in every way. I was expecting to see some unique and mystical photos and videos, but all I got were poorly lit selfies and low-quality content. Moreover, the price was exorbitant for such subpar material. I would not recommend subscribing to the white witch's onlyfans if you're looking for anything remotely enticing or magical.
2. Emily - 2 stars
I had high hopes for the white witch's onlyfans, but I was sorely disappointed. The content was repetitive and uninteresting. It seemed like the white witch was merely using her title as a gimmick to attract subscribers. Additionally, the lack of interaction with her followers was disheartening. I expected someone who claims to possess mystical powers to be more engaging and responsive to her audience. Overall, the experience felt like a waste of time and money.
3. Sarah - 1 star
I can confidently say that subscribing to the white witch's onlyfans was a complete waste of my hard-earned money. The content provided was mundane and lacked any element of magic or enchantment. It was like watching a regular person's social media account, rather than a supposed witch sharing mystical experiences. I regret subscribing and would advise others to stay away unless they enjoy being disappointed and deceived. The white witch's onlyfans is definitely not worth the hype.
4. Michael - 1 star
The white witch's onlyfans account left much to be desired. The content was dull, unoriginal, and lacked any substance. It felt like she was merely cashing in on her witch persona without putting in any effort to deliver captivating content. The lack of creativity and the abundance of mundane posts quickly made me regret subscribing. Save your money and time, and avoid this lackluster onlyfans account. Don't fall for the white witch's empty promises.