silverwings94
One thing she recommends is a throw spread with three circles on it, like a teacup, a pie plate, a dinner plate, and your literally throw the runes across these circles and then for the reading combine the rune with the circle it lands in...sort of like clarifier's. anyway, it was interesting, but I keep thinking about throwing the runes and how complicated it would be not to influence that throw unless you tossed them over your shoulder. 
I was at a festival called Starwood 2 years ago and made a rune cloth just like the one that she mentions in her book which is called "Runes For Today's Woman". We took a large white linen napkin, and she had templates made of the 3 circles that we needed in 3 sizes, snall , medium and large. We ironed interfacing on the backs of the circles and ironed them onto the napkin. The circles were all in different types of fabric and patterns which made everyones cloth so different.
the wooden stars is a brilliant idea. Our Michael's Crafts here has a whole section with small wooden shapes for crafting, in dozens of different things...trees, cars, birds, yadayada[/QUOTE]
I got most of my stars at A.C.Moors. Hubby picked up another bag for me and this bag is the value size it contained 20 intead of just the 5. Price was $3.59 without tax. Not expensive at all.
Seeing that we are in the middle of some really nasty, snowy and frigid temperatures this weekend I will be finishing up making my runes, and concercrating them We've already received 6 inches of snow yesterday and are expected to get more today.
Cassandra has another book called Talking to yuor Runes and I have that ordered through Amazon, and waitng for that to come in the mail.
I was at a festival called Starwood 2 years ago and made a rune cloth just like the one that she mentions in her book which is called "Runes For Today's Woman". We took a large white linen napkin, and she had templates made of the 3 circles that we needed in 3 sizes, snall , medium and large. We ironed interfacing on the backs of the circles and ironed them onto the napkin. The circles were all in different types of fabric and patterns which made everyones cloth so different.
the wooden stars is a brilliant idea. Our Michael's Crafts here has a whole section with small wooden shapes for crafting, in dozens of different things...trees, cars, birds, yadayada[/QUOTE]
I got most of my stars at A.C.Moors. Hubby picked up another bag for me and this bag is the value size it contained 20 intead of just the 5. Price was $3.59 without tax. Not expensive at all.
Seeing that we are in the middle of some really nasty, snowy and frigid temperatures this weekend I will be finishing up making my runes, and concercrating them We've already received 6 inches of snow yesterday and are expected to get more today.
Cassandra has another book called Talking to yuor Runes and I have that ordered through Amazon, and waitng for that to come in the mail.
