10 Simple Witchy Nature Crafts to Make and Sell Online

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There’s something enchanted about turning what the earth offers into objects of beauty and meaning.

Witchy nature crafts are not only a way to express creativity and connect with the seasons, they can also become a small business or side income when shared with the wider world.

People are longing for handmade items with soul, pieces that carry the texture of nature and the spirit of intention.

If you’ve been dreaming of making and selling your own creations, these ideas will help you get started with projects that are simple, beginner-friendly, and endlessly adaptable.

Why Witchy Crafts Resonate

Handmade witchy crafts speak to more than just aesthetic beauty, they carry a sense of story, season, and spirit.

Buyers are drawn to pieces that feel alive with natural textures and thoughtful intention, especially when they’re created from sustainable or foraged materials.

Unlike mass-produced decor, each craft holds the touch of the maker and the energy of the earth, making it not only a decorative item but also a keepsake that feels soulful and personal.

Enchanted Pine Needle Baskets

Pine needle baskets are one of the oldest and most grounding crafts. They carry the scent of the forest and the protective energy of pine. When herbs or crystals are stitched into the design, they become vessels of magic as well as function.

What You’ll Need

• Long pine needles
• Waxed thread or sinew
• Large-eye needle
• A small bundle of pine needles or tubing to start the coil
• Scissors
• Optional: crystals, dried herbs, decorative wire

Steps

1. Soak pine needles briefly in hot water to soften them.
2. Bundle a small group, coil it into a spiral, and stitch through with thread.
3. Add more needles to the bundle as you coil outward, stitching each new round to the last.
4. Angle upward slightly if you want to form walls.
5. Tuck herbs between layers or stitch in a crystal as you go.
6. Finish by tapering the coil and stitching tightly to secure.

Extra Resource: Watch this tutorial for a step-by-step visual guide:

Market them as altar storage, crystal keepers, or small natural baskets for home decor.

Rustic Vine Spell Baskets

Twisting vines into baskets or shallow trays creates rustic pieces that look like they came straight from the woods. Add moss, feathers, or flowers, and they take on the feel of harvest offerings.

What You’ll Need

• Flexible vines (grapevine, willow, wisteria)
• Twine or floral wire
• Dried flowers, moss, feathers (optional)

Steps

1. Soak vines if needed to make them pliable.
2. Form a circle or oval for the base, securing with twine.
3. Weave additional vines around the base to build sides.
4. Add dried flowers or moss by tucking them into the weave.

These can be sold as ritual offering bowls, foraging baskets, or rustic boho home accents.

Here is a full tutorial for making grapevine baskets at HubPages.

If you love working with found branches, you might also enjoy these simple DIY twig craft ideas for witchy home decor.

Twig Bundle Wall Talismans

Simple bundles of twigs, bound with wire and herbs, can become striking wall talismans. Their raw energy makes them perfect for protective or blessing decor.

What You’ll Need

• Small twigs or branches
• Copper or bronze jewelry wire
• Dried herbs or flowers
• Small witchy charms or crystals
• Twine for hanging

Steps

1. Gather twigs of similar size and arrange them into a star, triangle, or bundle.
2. Wrap tightly with copper wire, securing the shape.
3. Add herbs or flowers by binding them into the design.
4. Tie a charm or small crystal to the center.
5. Finish with a loop of twine for hanging.

Label them as protective talismans or witchy wall decor—buyers love their natural, rustic aesthetic.

Aroma Stones for Ritual Spaces

Porous stones infused with oils create long-lasting aroma diffusers. Shaped into moons or hearts, they double as altar companions and meditation aids.

What You’ll Need

• Air-dry clay or terra cotta
• Small molds or your hands to shape
• Essential oils (I love this Nature essential oil set)
• Optional: powdered herbs

Steps

1. Shape clay into disks, moons, or hearts.
2. Let them air dry or bake according to the clay instructions.
3. Once hardened, drop essential oils onto the surface.
4. Optionally dust with powdered herbs before sealing.

Sell them in sets of intention like lavender for calm, cedar for grounding, or citrus for energy.

Here is a tutorial for creating clay aroma stones at Oily Chic.

For more inspiration using clay in your practice, take a look at these easy clay wall hanging ideas for witchy boho decor.

Bioplastic Moon Suncatchers

Eco-resin or bioplastic can be poured into molds with botanicals to create glowing suncatchers. Add celestial charms to give them a witchy shimmer.

What You’ll Need

• Eco-resin or bioplastic
• Small molds (round, crescent, or geometric)
• Dried flowers, herbs, or moss
• Optional: moon or star charms

Steps

1. Mix resin according to instructions.
2. Pour into molds, adding dried botanicals or charms.
3. Let cure completely.
4. Drill a small hole and add twine or ribbon for hanging.

These catch the light beautifully and can be marketed as enchanted window charms.

Here is a similar tutorial for a “moon” catcher using resin, another variation of art you can make and sell:

Turmeric Sun Prints

Turmeric anthotypes capture sunlight in golden silhouettes. They’re ephemeral art pieces that feel like pure magic.

What You’ll Need

• Turmeric powder
• Isopropyl alcohol
• Water
• Watercolor paper or cotton fabric
• Leaves, flowers, or stencils
• Glass sheet
• Borax or baking soda solution

Steps

1. Mix turmeric with alcohol to form a dye solution.
2. Coat paper or fabric evenly in dim light and let it dry.
3. Arrange leaves or stencils on top, secure with glass.
4. Leave in direct sun for 3–6 hours.
5. Rinse lightly with borax solution to set the image.

Find a full tutorial at Jazz Studio here.

Frame as mystical wall art or market as solar spell prints. Their ephemeral nature makes them feel rare and enchanted.

Herbal Dream Wreaths

Mini wreaths woven with lavender, sage, and wildflowers bring both beauty and intention. Hung in a bedroom, they’re sold as dream aids or restful charms.

What You’ll Need

• Small vine or grapevine bases
• Dried lavender, sage, mugwort, or wildflowers
• Twine or floral wire
• Optional: witchy charms or ribbons

Steps

1. Attach small bundles of herbs to the base with wire.
2. Layer around the circle until it’s full.
3. Add flowers, charms, or ribbons for decoration.
4. Tie a loop of twine for hanging.

Position them as “dream portals” or “sleep wreaths,” complete with a card explaining the herbs used.

Here is a full tutorial for making dried herbal wreathes from Gardenary.

Crystal and Wood Slice Altarpieces

Wood and crystal together create striking altar centerpieces. Each piece blends the grounding of earth with the clarity of stone.

What You’ll Need

• Small slices of wood or driftwood
• Twigs and moss
• Crystals or points
• Glue or epoxy
• Wire or decorative accents

Steps

1. Clean and dry your wood base.
2. Attach a crystal to the wood with glue or epoxy.
3. Arrange twigs or moss around it for texture.
4. Secure everything in place and let dry.

These sell well as altar focal points or statement witchy decor.

For more inspiration using natural wood as a base, explore these creative wood slice craft ideas for rustic boho decor.

Woven Moss Amulets

Small moss charms are wearable pieces of nature magic. Filled with herbs, moss or crystals, they become talismans for everyday use.

What You’ll Need

• Sheet moss
• Twine or thin vine
• Waxed cotton or round leather cord
• Small herbs or crystal chips
• Tiny glass pendent vials for contents

Steps

1. Shape moss into a small pouch or pod.
2. Fill with herbs or crystals of choice.
3. Wrap with twine to secure.
4. Add a loop to wear or hang.

Offer sets based on intention—love, protection, or clarity—and include a description card.

Solar Herb Chargers

Spell jars infused with sunlight carry both beauty and symbolism. They’re simple to make yet powerful to sell.

What You’ll Need

• Small glass jars or resin discs
• Dried herbs, petals, and crystals
• Corks or wax seals
• Twine for decoration

Steps

1. Layer herbs and crystals inside jars or resin molds.
2. Place in direct sunlight to charge for several hours.
3. Seal with cork or wax.
4. Decorate with twine or charms.

Market them as solar spell jars, little vessels of sunlight and seasonal energy.

Selling and Sharing Your Creations

When you begin making witchy crafts to sell, remember that packaging and story are part of the enchantment. Use eco-friendly wrapping, tie each item with twine, and tuck in a card that explains its materials and meaning.

Online platforms like Etsy are perfect for these kinds of handmade goods, but local craft fairs and metaphysical shops are also great outlets.

Price items based on the time and materials used, and consider offering both affordable charms and higher-value statement pieces.

Most of all, let your personality and intention shine through. Buyers are not just purchasing a physical item, they’re investing in a piece of your creative spirit and a touch of natural magic.