Tupsy elver witch customs, also known as Tupsy elver witchcraft practices, refer to the traditional beliefs and rituals followed by a group of people known as Tupsy elver witches. This unique form of witchcraft is believed to have originated from a small village in an undisclosed location, and has been passed down through generations. The Tupsy elver witches are known for their connection with nature and the spiritual realm. They believe in the existence of spirits and deities that govern various aspects of life. These spirits are believed to bring fortune, protection, and guidance to those who seek their help. One of the key customs followed by Tupsy elver witches is the practice of herbalism.
Wicked witch socks
These toe up house socks could easily belong to the Wicked Witch of the east.
If it wasn’t for a house, which famously landed on her in “The Wizard of Oz”, leaving only her legs with the black and white stockings and ruby slippers exposed.
There are two options for the toe section of the socks.
The first option is a “witchy” pointed and slightly curled shape
and the second option is a simple rounded shape, to keep with the slippers as seen in the movie.
The pattern comes in three sizes (S/M/L).
The length of each size can be further adjusted at indicated points in the pattern. The fit is a loose slipper fit, not a snug sock fit.
Size S should fit EU shoe size 35-37, size M 38-40 and size L 41-43.
Except for the shoes sizes all measurements are listed both in metric and in imperial/US units. For an overview of shoe sizes see:
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/f/f6.
Methods:
The pattern contains short rows for shaping, intarsia colorwork, cables and surface crochet slip stitch for a neat finish.
Basic instructions for each method are included.
Attention!
The colorwork method used in this pattern relies heavily
on the ability to change from one end of a double pointed needle to the other, therefore the pattern will not adapt easily to knitting on circular needles.
Tips and tricks:
Make sure to account for “growing” after the first wash by measuring gauge on a washed and dried sample.
You may also want to check the colored yarns for excess dye, to avoid the colors bleeding into the white wool when the socks are first washed. In my experience there is little to no color bleeding with the suggested yarns, but other yarns may differ.
Errata: The first Sentence of the Leg and cuff section needs to end in:
… and attach it (11/12/13)sts to the right of the spot where you cut the yarns.
This error is corrected in the current download version 2.0
Wicked Socks
It’s that time of the year…again! We have less than one month left in 2020, so naturally I’m trying to write up all the blog posts about things I made this year before we ring into the new year!
Right before Halloween, I made a pair of Wicked witch of the west inspired socks!
The green is dyed by Gingersnap exclusively for River City Yarn’s Flash Mob Pages Collection. This green colourway was released in May 2020, and is inspired by the novel, The Wizard of Oz. There are still some left, if you want to grab one for yourself!
Needle size: 2.25 mm
View fullsizeI get that the bright green and yellow colour combo isn’t for everyone. But it’s really fun colour as socks, don’t you think?
I wasn’t sure how much I would like them before I started this project, but I actually enjoy wearing them a lot.
It’s such a perfect witchy stripe!
View fullsizeSince this is a stripe pattern created by two different yarns (as opposed to a self-striping yarn), I wanted to make sure to avoid a jog.
What is a jog, you might ask?
When you knit a stripe pattern in the round, there’s going to be a visible step where you switch between colours—the stripe doesn’t match seamlessly.
If you googled “how to knit jogless stripes in the round”, you would find a ton of information on how to do it.
There’re a several ways to achieve the jogless stripes but my favourite method is explained so well on this blog post by Atelier Knits. It’s in Japanese but they have clear images, so you might be able to figure it out by just looking at them. This method works like a charm even with one or two stripes rows.
So I used this method this time too, but I think I could have done it better. Sure, the stripes all match and there’s no visible steps (except for one or two where I forgot to do it), but it might have been too loose, when the yarn was carried over. You can see that the black yarn is peaking from behind.
But it’s not a huge deal—when worn, it’s really not that noticeable.
Women's Striped Witch Socks
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Product Information Size Chart| Size | Measurement | Standard | Metric |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | Full Length | 28" | 71cm |
- 98% polyester 2% spandex stretch knit
- Pair of knee length stockings
- One size fits most
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Witches command respect. Soaring through the air among birds and planes, crowing out with that nasty cackle, scouring the ground below for little pretties to pluck off their feet, witches can sometimes still somehow fly under the radar.
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One of the key customs followed by Tupsy elver witches is the practice of herbalism. They believe in the healing power of plants and herbs and use them to treat various ailments and illnesses. These witches have extensive knowledge of different herbs and their properties, and often create their own potions and remedies to address specific health issues.
Another important aspect of Tupsy elver witch customs is divination. They believe in the ability to communicate with spirits and gain insights into the future. Divination methods such as tarot reading, scrying, and dream interpretation are commonly used by these witches to seek guidance and understand the unseen forces at play. Tupsy elver witches also have a strong connection with the moon and its cycles. They believe in the power of lunar energy and often conduct rituals and spells that are aligned with specific phases of the moon. Full moon rituals are particularly significant, as they are believed to amplify the effects of magic and allow witches to harness its energies for their intentions. Furthermore, Tupsy elver witches hold a deep respect for nature and the environment. They believe in living in harmony with the natural world and strive to minimize their impact on the planet. They often participate in eco-friendly practices and rituals aimed at honoring and protecting the earth. Overall, Tupsy elver witch customs are a unique blend of nature-based spirituality, herbalism, divination, and environmental consciousness. They offer a glimpse into the traditions and beliefs followed by a group of individuals who seek connection with the spiritual realm and a deeper understanding of the world around them..
Reviews for "Tupsy Elver Witch Customs: Rituals Passed Down Through Generations"
1. Lily - 1 star
I was really disappointed with "Tupsy elver witch customs". The plot was confusing and disjointed, making it hard to follow the story. The characters felt flat and lacked depth, making it difficult to connect with any of them. The dialogue was also stilted and unnatural, which made it hard to believe in the interactions between the characters. Overall, I found this book to be a letdown and wouldn't recommend it.
2. Mark - 2 stars
I had high hopes for "Tupsy elver witch customs", but unfortunately, it fell short for me. The pacing was incredibly slow, dragging on without any real purpose or excitement. I also found the world-building to be lacking; there wasn't enough explanation or depth given to the magical elements of the story. Additionally, the writing style was a bit dry and lacked any real emotion, making it hard for me to truly care about what was happening. Overall, I was left feeling underwhelmed by this book.