February is a month steeped in magical energy, from the fiery renewal of Imbolc to the love-centered celebration of Valentine’s Day.
It’s the perfect time to create with intention, blending winter’s quiet reflection with the first stirrings of spring, Love to craft? Then invite the beautiful, flame-haired Spring Goddess Brigid to sit by your side. As the patroness of silversmithing and poetry, Brigid will weave her magick into your creations this month, showering her blessings on those who call her close.
February is also a time to focus on love! Whether it’s romantic, platonic, or self-love, this month’s witchy crafting is an opportunity to deepen into the most powerful force in the Universe!
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So let’s dive in…
1. Imbolc candles
Craft your own candles to honour Imbolc and the goddess Brigid.
Use white or pastel wax to symbolize purity and renewal, and infuse the candles with herbs like lavender or rosemary for added power. As they burn, visualize the light returning to your life. Get your supplies here:
- Premium Natural Soy Wax Flakes (plus 100 wicks) – great all-round, easy-to-melt wax
- 2 lb Pure White Beeswax Pellets – Highly recommended, beeswax is the creme-de-la-creme when it comes to candlemaking. Also use this for soap and cosmetics.
- Candle Making Kit with Boiler – comes with a boiler and little electric stove, and makes melting wax SO much easier!
- Candle Making Kit – DIY Starter Kit – an amazing starter kit if you’re new to candle making
Also read: Complete Guide to Candle Colour Meanings
2. Brigid’s cross
You’ve likely seen these on social media, they’re a really popular craft for Imbolc and a beautiful symbolic decoration. Making Brigid crosses is also a gorgeous, meditative ritual practice. It involves weaving and folding rushes and/or grasses to make a cross. Its origins are much older than the Christian cross, and when placed in your home, it’s believed to protect against negative energy, evil spirits, fire, and hunger.
Try making your own.
There are so many blogs and videos on Youtube explaining how to make one. I love THIS video from Active Culture Family and THIS simple tutorial.
If you enjoy weaving nature’s changing themes into your crafting practice, you’ll love our monthly guide – Seasonal Spellcraft. It’s the Moon School’s most popular guide on seasonal living, with rituals, spells, crafts, and guidance for every month and Sabbat. You can get your copy HERE!
3. Milk and honey bath bombs
Channel self-love and nourishment by crafting bath bombs with powdered milk, honey, and adding essential oils like rose or vanilla. These luxurious bombs turn bath time into a cleansing and magical ritual, perfect for February’s energies of both love, and devotion.
Supplies you’ll need:
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1 cup baking soda
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1/2 cup citric acid
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1/2 cup powdered milk
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1/4 cup Epsom salts
- Witch hazel (and a spray bottle)
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Essential oils, like rose, bergamot, or vanilla
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Dried herbs like chamomile, mint, or calendula
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2 tbsp melted coconut oil (we love this brand)
To make, mix all the dry ingredients. Slowly add the coconut oil and essential oils, then spritz with witch hazel (this will keep fizzing to a minimum) until the mixture just holds shape. Pack tightly into moulds and let dry overnight.
Package with recyclable materials (like these cardboard soap boxes) and label with ingredients and spiritual properties.
4. Love spell jars
With Valentine’s Day on February 14th, it’s time to make some love magick!
Combine herbs, crystals, and affirmations that for true and lasting love, into a spell jar, and keep it on your altar or bedside table.
Supplies to choose from:
- 30ml glass jars
- 20ml glass jars with screw eyes (great for hanging charms)
- Rose quartz chips – to radiate love, compassion, and emotional healing energy.
- Tiny rose quartz hearts
- Sun-dried rose petals and buds – to enhance the energy of self-acceptance.
- Anima Mundi rose petal power (Soooo beautiful and potent to use in spells, including tea and rose milk!)
- Organic lavender essential oil
- Dried French lavender flowers – to promote peace, relaxation, and self-nurturing.
- Pink Himalayan salt for purification and self-care, helping to release negativity and invite love (also add these to your ritual bath for a total detox!)
- 100 cinnamon sticks – crumble to add warmth, confidence, and a boost of self-esteem to your spell.
- Organic cinnamon essential oil
- Organic german dried chamomile flowers to encourage inner peace, balance, and self-soothing energy.
- Gya Labs organic roman chamomile essential oil (I LOVE this brand)
- A written affirmation: Write a personal affirmation like, “I am worthy of love and kindness,” and place it in the jar.
- Organic dark amber wildflower honey – for sweetness and to attract gentle, loving energy into your life.
- Or Local Hive honey (squeezy bottles make both of these an easy choice)
- Crushed mirror glass – for self-reflection and the ability to see your own worth.
- Red satin ribbon – wrap it around the jar to seal in love, passion, and devotion to yourself.
- Or use this 1/8 inch dusty rose velvet ribbon (my favourite)
- Set of 20 pink spell candles – melt wax to seal the spell jar, and light to activate
Also read: 3 Love Spells That Work Immediately
5. Wand
By February, the worst of the winter storms are ususally done, making this a great time to go out and forage for the perfect piece of fallen wood to make a wand.
Decorate it with carved symbols, or sigils, and wrap it with threads and ribbon. Top with a crystal point of your choice.
6. Herbal love sachets
Sew small fabric sachets filled with love-enhancing herbs like rose, hibiscus, and lavender. Tuck them into your pillow for sweet, loving dreams or carry them to attract love and harmony into your life.
7. Wildflower seed bombs
Combine soil, clay powder, and wildflower seeds to make seed bombs. These magical little orbs carry the promise of spring, and planting them becomes a ritual of renewal and growth. Infuse them with your intentions for abundance and beauty.
For added guerilla gardening power, keep a bag of them in your car, or by your front door. When you go out walking you can cast them into disused and neglected corners of your neighbourhood, to add some flower power!
8. Knotted love bracelets
Use red, pink, or white threads to create knotted bracelets for love and friendship. With each knot, focus on an intention or affirmation. Wear them to carry your intentions with you, or gift them to loved ones.
It’s SO easy to weave love, intent and connection into everyday creativity and tasks, like making, cooking, cleaning, and tending to life. And it needn’t take a lot of guesswork when you have a guide, a template to follow.
Seasonal Spellcraft is a gorgeous month-by-month craft and spell book – download once and you can refer to it as often as you like for a thread to follow whenever you’re feeling lost.
9. Beeswax wraps
Make reusable beeswax wraps for an eco-friendly, magical touch to your kitchen witchery. Beeswax wraps are incredibly handy for storing food, infusions, and all your magickal culinary creations. And they are super easy to make. Follow these simple steps:
- Cut up some clean cotton fabric into your desired size
- Place a piece of parchment paper down on an ironing board, and place the fabric on top.
- Sprinkle grated beeswax over the fabric as evenly as you can, then add another piece of parchment over the top (make sure the paper is larger than the fabric, to prevent leakage)
- Gently iron over the top, so that the beeswax into the fabric, and continue until it’s all melted and evenly spread.
- Lastly, gently peel the fabric wrap off of the parchment paper and hang up to dry.
- Some people like to sew on a button and waxed cord for easy wrapping and securing.
10. Valentine’s Day wreath
Wreaths aren’t just for yule!
Craft a love-infused wreath for February, including red, pink, and white dried flowers to celebrate love in all its forms. Add ribbons, crystals, or charms for protection and joy.
Hang it on your door to invite positive energy into your home.
Supplies you’ll need:
- A wreath base, like this 10-inch circular wire base
- … or this very large grapevine base (makes a stunning wreath)
- … or try this Moon-shaped wreath base
- Dried flowers (chrysanthemum, nigella)
- Lots of evergreens (ivy, cedar, fir cuttings, holly)
- Floral wire or twine
- Scissors or garden shears
- Mixed pentacle and star charms – these are ideal for added protection
- THIS frayed-edge red velvet ribbon is absolutely stunning!
- or go for pink with this beautiful pale velvet ribbon
11. Herbal bath salts
Combine Epsom salt, dried herbs, and essential oils to create bath salts for love or relaxation rituals.
Use herbs like lavender, rosemary, or rose petals to align with your intentions and turn your bath into a sacred, magical experience.
Suggested herbs and their magical properties:
- Lavender: Promotes relaxation, peace, and balance; great for relieving stress.
- Rosemary: Associated with purification and protection; invigorates the mind and body.
- Chamomile: Soothes and promotes restful sleep; excellent for emotional healing.
- Eucalyptus: Cleanses negative energy and promotes respiratory health; refreshing and revitalizing.
- Peppermint: Stimulates the senses and enhances mental clarity; helps alleviate headaches.
- Calendula: Heals skin irritations and promotes self-love and positivity.
12. Hand embroidery for Imbolc
Celebrate the creativity of Brigid by practising embroidery. Stitch designs like flames, flowers, or sigils onto fabric to honour the goddess and invoke her blessings in your home or magical practice.
Here are a few of my favourite witchy hand embroidery templates:
13. Snow Moon sugar scrub
Create a bewitching sugar scrub using coconut oil, sugar and vanilla, to cast a little glamour magick and glow up this February!
Simply mix a cup of brown sugar with ½ cup coconut oil.
As you mix, invoke beauty and radiance. Add a teaspoon of pure vanilla extract, as a devotion to Venus, Goddess of beauty, and ask for her blessings.
When well combined, transfer your sugar scrub to a jar, and use to cleanse your face, neck and chest during the full Snow Moon on February 1st.
14. Glass lanterns
Simple but SO effective when made beautifully, lanterns can be made by repurposing old glass jars and filling them with candles or fairy lights.
Enhance them by wrapping twine or ribbon around the jars, or incorporating natural elements like moss or evergreen sprigs.
Place your lanterns on tables, along pathways, or by doorways to create a cosy ambience, and welcome back the light, on chilly February nights.
15. Poetry
Invoke the creative spirit of Brigid by writing poetry.
Not quite a craft, but a gorgeous creative activity to do this month.
Put together verses that honour the season, celebrate love, or even explore your magical, mythical journey.
Share your poems in a ritual or keep them as a personal spell to revisit throughout the year.
February’s quiet, emergent energy is the perfect time to gather your energy and begin to infuse your life with conscious, oragnic magick through crafting.
Whatever you decide to make, I hope the winds of this gorgeous month carry you ever higher, from Imbolc, through Valentine’s day, to the warmer, first days of March.
If you’d love to move through the whole year with this kind of creative intention, knowing exactly what kinds of crafts, charms, protective tools or herbal infusions to work each month, Seasonal Spellcraft was created for you.
It’s a gentle, grounded guide to living the Wheel of the Year without needing to constantly search for what comes next.









