05/16/2026
I learned homesteading from my Aunt Trina. She taught me how to sew, bake, pick berries, and feel safe in my body without taking medicine.
When I was sent home sick from school, she would take care of me with tea, homemade food, and supportive rest.
I am a Hedgewytch. I want a homesteading camp. When I want something, I don’t wait, I create!
Ancestral priestess arts
re-create sister circle origin stories.
This Earth based spirituality camp that me and some of my favorite sisters dreamed in, is an immersive, hands-on gathering for those longing to reconnect with the land, the craft, and one another.
Rooted in living wisdom, this camp weaves together practical homesteading knowledge with soulful, earth-honoring practices.
There’s so many people who can’t hand sew their own dress, can’t start a wood fire, can’t bake a pie from apples they picked, can’t shoot an arrow….
Participants will learn timeless arts such as spinning wool and wombshield weaving, reconnecting fiber to body, story, and protection.
Through natural arts, elemental tending, and magick making, we will explore how to create our healthy environment using simple, resourceful means.
These methods are beginner friendly!
We will deepen our relationship with self and circle, needle and thread, time and craft—learning how to honor it as medicine and nourishment.
The camp is at our rustic-lush Forest Temple, which invites inner and relational growth.
Through authentic sisterhood connection, song catching, natural adornment and regalia creating, we will learn and grow a garden of essential sacred care for each other.
We shall cultivate presence, voice, and elemental communion—both with ourselves and
SOHA: Sanctuary of Healing Arts community.
Our land-based rituals will ground us in intention and respect for the natural world.
Our treasured onsite Bard will wow us and our evening Ceilidh’s will give us the opportunity to finish our daytime projects while stories, sonnets, and songs will echo our feelings.
Homesteading is a space of remembrance and earthing —a place to slow down, learn with your hands, sing with your people, and live in rhythm with earth and element.
Come as you are, leave more rooted, skilled, and alive!
And this is only the beginning for beginners… so much more awaits! Our list of classes is huge! It’s going to take at least 3 gatherings to teach all me, Jananí Ayni and Nancy Kilham have to share with you!
Hedge Wytch?
The "Hedge": The name historically refers to the boundary between the civilized, everyday world and the spiritual or "otherworld." Hedgewytches act as mediators or travelers between these realms.
Philosophy: They generally follow no strict dogma. Their practice relies heavily on personal intuition, earth-centered rituals, and practical crafts like kitchen witchery and green magick.
