Hey guys!
This WitchCraft will be runes!
There are TONS of ways to make runes, from pieces of cardboard to marbles all the way to the harder handcrafted ways such as wood and stone.
For the easiest you will just need:
Cardboard
scissors
a marker
This WitchCraft will be runes!
There are TONS of ways to make runes, from pieces of cardboard to marbles all the way to the harder handcrafted ways such as wood and stone.
For the easiest you will just need:
Cardboard
scissors
a marker
Cut the cardboard into squares or
circles..really any shape you want. Then draw the runes on the cardboard.
DONE!!
The second way is to use glass marbles you can find at the dollar tree. After that all you need is a marker and again just draw the rune on. DONE!
The third way, which requires a bit more work, is a salt dough recipe. Here it is:
1 cup salt
The second way is to use glass marbles you can find at the dollar tree. After that all you need is a marker and again just draw the rune on. DONE!
The third way, which requires a bit more work, is a salt dough recipe. Here it is:
1 cup salt
2 cups all purpose flour
1 cup luke warm water
Preheat oven to about 275 and cook
for around 20 minutes, or until the dough turns golden. **this is an estimate
depending on your oven!** keep an eye on it, you dont want it to burn or you
know catch on fire.
Just roll them into little balls, flatten them so they’re..well.. flat. Bake them and when they have cooled draw the runes on. DONE!
The fourth way is great if you are a water sign or you have an affinity for water! Use clam shells or cowry shells. I suggest these because they have two sides, unlike say olive shells.
Anyways, take your shell and on one side draw the rune and DONE!
these last two ways are a little bit more complex.
For the wooden runes you will need:
a branch
a coping saw
a wood burner (you can substitute this for paint or a marker)
wood stain*optional
Just roll them into little balls, flatten them so they’re..well.. flat. Bake them and when they have cooled draw the runes on. DONE!
The fourth way is great if you are a water sign or you have an affinity for water! Use clam shells or cowry shells. I suggest these because they have two sides, unlike say olive shells.
Anyways, take your shell and on one side draw the rune and DONE!
these last two ways are a little bit more complex.
For the wooden runes you will need:
a branch
a coping saw
a wood burner (you can substitute this for paint or a marker)
wood stain*optional
Cut the branch into pieces-carefully-with
the coping saw.
use your wood burner to burn the runes into the wood. OR you can substitute this step and just paint or draw the rune on.
After youre done drawing the runes on, stain them. This is optional. I like the look of them stained as well as the natural look!
This last way is the hardest of all.
You will need:
stones
a dremel tool
diamond coated blades
paint
It is a must to have diamond coated blades, the regular blades are not strong enough to cut through the rock and will simply shatter.
PLEASE TAKE ALL NECESSARY PRECAUTIONS TO MAKE SURE YOU DON’T GET HURT!
All you do is cut the runes into the stones-VERY CAREFULLY the diamond blade is EXTREMELY sharp! You don’t want to cut any fingers off!
When you’re done just fill the groves with paint and ta-da DONE!
here is a video where I talk about different types of runes.
in a later video I will discuss how to read the runes.
use your wood burner to burn the runes into the wood. OR you can substitute this step and just paint or draw the rune on.
After youre done drawing the runes on, stain them. This is optional. I like the look of them stained as well as the natural look!
This last way is the hardest of all.
You will need:
stones
a dremel tool
diamond coated blades
paint
It is a must to have diamond coated blades, the regular blades are not strong enough to cut through the rock and will simply shatter.
PLEASE TAKE ALL NECESSARY PRECAUTIONS TO MAKE SURE YOU DON’T GET HURT!
All you do is cut the runes into the stones-VERY CAREFULLY the diamond blade is EXTREMELY sharp! You don’t want to cut any fingers off!
When you’re done just fill the groves with paint and ta-da DONE!
here is a video where I talk about different types of runes.
in a later video I will discuss how to read the runes.
http://youtu.be/id5bsJ29hCg
Im thinking of doing the salt dough recipe for runes do i put the marking on them before i bake them or after
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