MaisieSu Designs by JUSTAnne

16/06/2026

✨✨Dream Catcher Workshop✨✨

Join us for a fun and inspiring Dream Catcher Workshop where you’ll create your very own unique design. Choose from a variety of colours, feathers, beads, and decorative elements to make a piece that reflects your personality and style.

Whether you’re looking for a relaxing creative experience, a chance to learn a new craft, or simply an enjoyable way to spend time with friends, this workshop is the perfect opportunity. You’ll leave with a beautiful handmade dream catcher and the skills to create more at home.

✨ No experience needed
✨ All materials provided
✨ Take home your own handcrafted dream catcher
✨ A creative, mindful, and enjoyable experience for all

Spaces are limited, so book your place now and discover the art, meaning, and magic of dream catchers! 🌙🪶✨

✨✨Message me to book✨✨

14/06/2026

✨ Mystical, Magical & Unique Workshops for 2026 ✨

Whether you’re creating a traditional besom, crafting protection bells, making a dream catcher, or welcoming the energy of Lions Gate, there’s something for everyone. No experience needed—just bring your creativity and enjoy a magical few hours with like-minded people.

📩 Private workshops also available. Message for details.

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14/06/2026

Dream Catcher Workshop

This workshop is in the lovely little village called Wimbotsham, just outside Downham Market. It would be great to do with friends but equally as much fun on your own.

What to expect from this workshop…

I offer a safe & friendly space for you to express your own unique creativity.
A time to sit, relax, chat & find your creative sparkle.

I will provide a step by step guide & support everyone individually. There is plenty of time in this workshop for you to work at your own pace, so there is no need to be worried about being overwhelmed.

Everything you need is included in the price. You just choose the colours & materials to give your Dream Catcher a unique look created by you for you.

This 3hr workshop is £25pp
£15 deposit secures your place.

This workshop is for over 18’s only.

Looking forward to a lovely day full of fun & meeting new friends
Sue, Maisie & Summer💙💙💙

14/06/2026

13/06/2026

Only 2 spaces remaining for this workshop on Saturday. Book your space today!
The broom you make is 4ft but can be made smaller 🖤🖤🖤

Why Litha is a perfect time to decorate a broom/besom

Litha is the midsummer sabbat in many modern Pagan and Wiccan traditions, celebrated around the summer solstice (usually June 20–22 in the Northern Hemisphere). It marks the longest day of the year and is associated with the sun, abundance, growth, vitality, and the peak of summer. Litha

A besom is a traditional broom, often associated with witchcraft and folk magic. In many Pagan and Wiccan practices, a besom is used symbolically for:

Cleansing a ritual space of unwanted energy
Purification before ceremonies
Marking sacred boundaries
Handfasting (Pagan wedding) rituals, where couples may “jump the broom”

Litha and Besoms

Decorate besoms with summer flowers, ribbons, herbs, or solar symbols.
Use a besom to ritually sweep a ceremonial area before solstice rites.
Place a besom near an altar or front door as a symbol of protection, purification, and household blessings.
Perfect time for a workshop with like minded people. No experience needed. Book today, spaces are limited 🖤🖤🖤

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13/06/2026

Thank you ladies for such a lovely morning 😁 so much for “I have no creative side” lol, I absolutely love each and every one of your creations 😘 sweet dreams 💙💙💙

12/06/2026

✨✨Booking up fast, book your place today ✨✨🖤🖤🖤

12/06/2026

✨✨Booking up fast, message me today to secure your place ✨✨🖤🖤🖤

Why Litha is a perfect time to decorate a broom/besom

Litha is the midsummer sabbat in many modern Pagan and Wiccan traditions, celebrated around the summer solstice (usually June 20–22 in the Northern Hemisphere). It marks the longest day of the year and is associated with the sun, abundance, growth, vitality, and the peak of summer. Litha

A besom is a traditional broom, often associated with witchcraft and folk magic. In many Pagan and Wiccan practices, a besom is used symbolically for:

Cleansing a ritual space of unwanted energy
Purification before ceremonies
Marking sacred boundaries
Handfasting (Pagan wedding) rituals, where couples may “jump the broom”

Litha and Besoms

Decorate besoms with summer flowers, ribbons, herbs, or solar symbols.
Use a besom to ritually sweep a ceremonial area before solstice rites.
Place a besom near an altar or front door as a symbol of protection, purification, and household blessings.
Perfect time for a workshop with like minded people. No experience needed. Book today, spaces are limited 🖤🖤🖤