It's officially autumn or fall in the northern hemisphere. Even if it is 90° outside. by the way, it's pronounced "Micklemess." you're welcome. Autumn Equinox Traditions...
You may have noticed our Michaelmas swords about the table at our dragon feast. The boys never quite lose sight of them since we re...
Michaelmas, Blackberries, Devils Spit Day and Michaelmas Dumplings Michaelmas – Goose Day (or Devil Spits Day!) Michaelmas, a wonderful celebration of harvest’s end and the start of autumn’s mists and mellow fruitfulness, as Keats wrote in his famous poem. I have always loved this time of year and am fascinated with the ancient feast and...
Asters are upright plants that often sprawl under the weight of their foliage and flowers; some species, usually the alpines, form low clumps. They have simple linear to lance-shaped leaves that are sometimes hairy and/or serrated along the edges.
It’s almost time for Michaelmas…
Explore EarthyMamaGoods's board "Michaelmas" on Pinterest. | See more about The festival, Knight and The gnome.
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Today, September 28th … If you have any Scots ancestry, and wish to be true to any Celtic blood in your veins, today is the day to bake you...
A hand stitched dragon perfect for this special festival
Michaelmas Reef is just a short trip off the coast from Cairns. It’s a National Park and bird sanctuary, and it’s clear the birds appreciate it. There’s a couple of park mooring balls, and a bunch of private ones for the tour boats that come out each day. But early ... Read More
An "improved" Whiskey Cocktail recipe, modified with port, amaro and crème de cacao perfect for the colder months.
Michaelmas is a festival that marks the turning of the seasons. Traditionally, it is celebrated on September 29th. In Medieval times, Michaelmas was cele
Mum's Recipe for Michaelmas Dumplings - My mum's recipe for fluffy apple filled dumplings that are cooked with seasonal blackberries.
This one is for our nature table. It's probably a bit late to add these to the Etsy shop, so they may wait until next year.
Today is Michaelmas, or St. Michaelmas Day. This holiday isn't celebrated in the United States to my knowledge, but it is observed in England. We do, however, have Michaelmas Daisies in the U.S. These late-blooming purple flowers are a welcome addition to the fall garden. They get their name because they are usually blooming profusely on Michaelmas Day. Since I don't celebrate the holiday, I'm going to let an Englishwoman take over. Please check out Leanne's wonderful post today at "Somerset Seasons". To see history, lore, quotations and poetry surrounding Michaelmas Day, just click here: www.somersetseasons.blogspot.com
The celebration of Michaelmas falls on September 29th every year. Bring your own Michaelmas traditions home or to the classroom by incorporating Ostheimer dragons, knights and St. Michael to your nature table or by taming your own dragon with our assortment of play costumes. We also have a selection of Waldorf toys and