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There’s something enchanting about a market table glowing with handmade magic. Little jars filled with herbs, crystals catching the light, candles flickering beside bundles of fragrant plants.
If you’ve ever dreamed of selling your creations at a witchy or magical market but felt overwhelmed by what to make or how to start, this is your guide.
You want your table to feel beautiful and authentic, but you also need your crafts to be practical, affordable, and doable with the time and materials you have.
The good news is, your magic doesn’t have to be complicated. These twelve ideas are beginner-friendly, budget-conscious, and full of charm.
They’re also perfect for batching and selling, so you can build confidence as both an artist and entrepreneur.
The Real Value Of Witchy Crafts
Witchy crafts are more than aesthetic. They carry energy, story, and intention. A simple object becomes magical when it’s made with awareness and care.
Remember, you’re not just selling a product, you’re offering a piece of ritual, a moment of connection.
Your buyers aren’t looking for perfection. They’re drawn to authenticity. Slightly rustic edges, natural textures, and handwritten tags all create warmth. Witchy crafts celebrate the handmade and the imperfect.
You also don’t need expensive supplies. Start with natural and affordable materials and add small magical touches like paint, crystals or symbolic charms.
Meaning adds value, and your customers will feel it.
Spell Jar Kits
Small jars filled with herbs, salt, and crystals are always a market favorite. They’re easy to make, beautiful to display, and endlessly customizable.
What You’ll Need
- Small glass jars with corks or lids
- Dried herbs such as lavender, rosemary, or rose petals
- Coarse or sea salt
- Crystal chips
- Twine or ribbon
- Small tags for labeling
How to Make Them
Add a layer of salt to the jar, then a pinch of herbs and crystal chips. Choose a theme like protection, abundance, or love. Close the jar and wrap twine around the neck, tying on a tag with its intention.
Display individually or bundle in themed sets. You can also package empty jars as DIY kits with small labeled herb packets for customers to fill themselves.
When you’re ready to expand into other approachable nature crafts, check out 10 Simple Witchy Nature Crafts to Make and Sell Online.
Herbal Smudge Stick Bundles
Bundles of dried herbs not only look gorgeous, they also smell incredible. You can use rosemary, lavender, or sage (ethically sourced or home-grown alternatives).
What You’ll Need
- Fresh or dried herbs (rosemary, lavender, sage, or cedar)
- Cotton twine
- Scissors
- Dried flowers for color (optional)
How to Make Them
Gather herbs into a small bundle, keeping stems even. Wrap tightly with cotton twine from base to tip, looping several times before tying off.
Tuck a dried flower or tiny crystal into the bundle if you like. Hang upside down for about a week to dry. If your market prohibits open flame items, label them as “smoke-free home blessings” and include suggestions for where to place them.
Mini Intention Candles
Candles always draw attention at markets. They’re inviting, warm, and easy to price for impulse buys.
What You’ll Need
- Soy or beeswax
- Small tins or glass jars
- Essential oils
- Dried herbs or petals
- Candle wicks
How to Make Them
Melt wax in a double boiler, then add a few drops of essential oil once fully liquid. Place a wick in the center of each container and pour in the wax. Before it sets, sprinkle a pinch of herbs or petals on top.
Label each candle with its theme such as Moonlight Calm or Hearth Protection and let them cure overnight.
Here is a tutorial for making these from beginning to end:
Tarot or Oracle Card Bags
Soft fabric pouches make thoughtful gifts and useful storage for cards, runes, or crystals. They’re quick to sew and can be made from recycled or thrifted materials.
What You’ll Need
- Cotton or linen fabric
- Scissors
- Sewing machine or needle and thread
- Ribbon or cord for drawstring
How to Make Them
Cut two rectangles of fabric and sew three sides together, leaving the top open.
Fold the top edge over to create a casing and thread a ribbon or cord through it. Choose fabrics with celestial or botanical patterns.
Add a charm or embroidered star near the opening for a personal touch.
Pressed Flower Resin Charms
These delicate pieces combine nature and art beautifully. While resin crafting takes a little setup, it’s perfect for small items like pendants, keychains, or talismans.
What You’ll Need
- Clear epoxy resin and hardener
- Small pendant casting molds
- Pressed flowers or herbs
- Toothpicks or tweezers
- Jump rings and pliers
How to Make Them
Mix the resin and pour a thin layer into each mold. Arrange pressed flowers or herbs on top, then cover with more resin.
Use a toothpick to release bubbles.
After curing, remove from molds and sand any rough edges. Add chains or jumprings for keychains or pendants.
If you love the idea of blending natural materials and display-worthy pieces, you might also enjoy 8 Beautiful Ways to Display Dried Flowers as Wall Hangings, which shares styling and presentation techniques that elevate handcrafted offerings.
Crystal Wire-Wrapped Pendants
Few things are as satisfying as turning a raw crystal into wearable art. These pieces sell beautifully because they carry both beauty and intention.
What You’ll Need
- Small crystals or tumbled stones
- Silver or copper jewelry wire
- Jewelry pliers
- Necklace cords or chains
How to Make Them
Cut a length of wire and wrap it securely around the crystal, leaving a loop at the top for hanging. Twist and shape until the stone feels snug. Thread a cord through the loop. Display with cards describing the energy of each stone—amethyst for intuition, rose quartz for love, or smoky quartz for grounding.
Watch this video tutorial for 3 easy ways to wrap crystals:
Mini Besom Brooms
A miniature broom symbolizes cleansing and new beginnings, making it a beautiful handcrafted piece for witchy homes.
What You’ll Need
- Small sticks or twigs
- Straw bristles or dried herbs
- Twine or natural string
- Ribbons or charms (optional)
How to Make Them
Bundle herbs or straw around one end of the stick and wrap tightly with twine. Trim the bristles evenly and decorate with ribbon or a small charm. Hang them on walls or sell them as altar brooms and threshold blessings.
Here is a quick tutorial on how to make these brooms:
Rune or Sigil Stones
Painted stones are simple yet powerful. Each one carries meaning and sells well because of its small size and approachable price.
What You’ll Need
- Smooth pebbles or wooden discs
- Acrylic paint or paint pens
- Clear sealant spray
How to Make Them
Paint runes, symbols, or sigils on each stone and let them dry. Coat with a light layer of sealant to protect the design. Package in small pouches with a printed rune guide. Their size makes them easy to produce and restock between markets.
9. Moon Phase Wall Hangings
A moon phase wall hanging like this captures the simple magic of the night sky. Soft shades of black, white, and gray echo each lunar phase, while twine and natural textures keep the piece grounded and handmade.
What You’ll Need
- Wooden discs or air dry clay discs (store-bought or handmade)
- Acrylic paint in black, white, and gray
- Small paintbrushes or sponge brush
- Twine or jute cord
- Two-part epoxy or E6000 adhesive
- Heavy-duty cotton canvas strips (about 1 inch wide)
- Scissors
- Optional: small metal O-ring for hanging
How to Make It
Paint each disc to represent a moon phase, new, waxing, full, and waning, using blended shades of black, white, and gray. Let them dry completely.
Lay a length of twine flat and position the discs facedown along it, spacing them evenly. Apply a small dab of epoxy where the twine meets the back of each disc and press it in place. Then apply another thin layer of adhesive over the twine and press a strip of heavy cotton canvas over it, smoothing the fabric so it seals securely. Let it cure overnight for full strength.
Once dry, gather the top ends of the twine and tie them into a sturdy knot, or loop them through a small metal O-ring for a clean hanging point. Trim any excess twine.
The result is a strong, lightweight wall hanging that feels both earthy and celestial. The canvas backing reinforces the bond while keeping the look natural, making this an easy, beginner-friendly craft that holds up beautifully for markets or home display.
10. Herbal Tea or Potion Bags
If you love blending herbs, this craft combines beauty with wellness. Create small muslin bags of caffeine-free herbal tea mixes labeled for intention like Dream Witch (lavender and chamomile) or Morning Clarity (mint and lemon balm).
What You’ll Need
- Small muslin or drawstring tea bags
- Dried herbs like chamomile, mint, rose, or lemon balm
- Mixing bowl and spoon
- Tags and string
How to Make Them
Mix herbs according to the mood you want to evoke: Dream Rest with chamomile and lavender, or Morning Clarity with mint and lemon balm. Spoon the blend into each tea bag and tie shut.
Label with ingredients and steeping directions.
Place baskets of them on your table for customers to smell.
Resin Moon Keychains
Tiny moon-shaped keychains add a whimsical touch to your display. Use resin molds in crescent shapes, tint them with pigment, and sprinkle in gold flakes or mica powder.
What You’ll Need
- Crescent moon and star jewelry resin casting molds
- Epoxy resin
- Gold flakes or mica powder
- Keychain rings and jump rings
How to Make Them
Mix resin and tint with mica or pigment powder. Pour into molds and sprinkle gold flakes before curing.
Once hardened, attach a jump ring and keychain ring. These are quick to make and easy to sell in sets or as add-ons.
Home Blessing Kits
Bundle a few small items into a single kit to increase perceived value. Each kit can include a mini salt pouch, a small herb bundle, and a candle or incense cone.
What You’ll Need
- Small kraft boxes or linen bags
- Mini candle or incense cone
- Herb bundle or salt pouch
- Small crystal or charm
- Printed ritual card
How to Make Them
Layer the items neatly in each box with tissue or dried moss.
Include a short ritual card: light the candle, sprinkle salt near the doorway, and set your intention for peace.
These make lovely housewarming or seasonal gifts.
Packaging, Pricing, and Presentation
The way you present your crafts matters almost as much as the crafts themselves. Simple materials like kraft paper, jute, wax seals, or recycled fabric fit the aesthetic beautifully and cost very little. Natural packaging aligns with your brand’s story of connection to the earth.
When pricing, account for both your time and materials. Add a small profit margin, but keep it accessible. Having a range of prices helps attract both casual shoppers and serious collectors.
Create story tags for each item describing its symbolism or use. People love to feel connected to the meaning behind what they buy. A simple handwritten note can turn curiosity into a sale.
At your booth, aim for warmth, not clutter. Use wood crates, neutral fabrics, and layered textures. Keep one or two items lit by candlelight or soft fairy lights to draw the eye. Invite conversation, it’s your story that sells your craft.
Closing Reflection
Selling at magical markets is more than a business venture; it’s an act of connection. You’re offering pieces of your own craft and creativity to others who seek meaning, beauty, and grounding.
Start with what feels simple and joyful. Let your process be intuitive and slow. Over time, your market table will become an extension of your energy, a small altar to creativity, abundance, and self-trust.
Your crafts don’t need to be elaborate to be powerful. They just need your hands, your heart, and a touch of magic.
