A magical broom has become so synonymous with witchcraft that it’s hard to separate the two. We have all seen the images of witches flying across the full moon with their broomsticks, and the popular portrayals of witches in the media always accompanied by their trusty broom. But have you ever seen a broom hanging...

Brooms hanging over a door? Cinnamon brooms? Upside down brooms? Let's discover what does a broom over the door mean, and other burning questions.

Do you love picking up the cinnamon brooms from Trader Joe’s every fall? I sure do! If you have ever wanted more ways to use those scented beauties, I am here to share a few simple rituals for your Trader Joe’s Cinnamon Broom. These brooms come in two sizes. A mini whisk in a handheld […]Read more...

Brooms are something that nearly every single one of us has in our households. While they might seem like a boring household item, they can actually symbolize different things such as freedom, luck, and cleansing

I was inspired by a Southern Living video, in which James Farmer used plants from the Fall garden to make a decorative door broom. So, I decided to try to make one, too. I gathered cuttings from the yard... ...and took everything to the deck. I always make a mess, and the deck is easy to clean. The broom I had, is one of those you see this time of year in the floral section of the grocery store, but I found this one at Goodwill. I used lace cap hydrangea, purple basil... ...variegated…

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