can i make voodo dolls with house hold items?

Question

i want to make one or a few or hundreds of them

Answer 1

u should make them with some item or hair from the person that you intend your doll to resemble

Answer 2

I think you can make the doll out of just about anything, but you still need a personal item to link the doll to an actual person.

Answer 3

Are you sure its Voodoo you wish to practice, this sounds strange but voodoo is a healing practice. It was deamonised by the church in the middle ages and since then the bad mojo has followed it. But if you know this already maybe you should consult a new age shop or perhaps a white witch

Answer 4

I make mine out of old cotton sheets and usually stuff them with old tights or if I'm making them in summer , I use grass cuttings from when the lawn has just been mowed. Of course I boil wash anything I've used personally first before I start making poppets , unless it's connected to a lust working....... Body fluid and all that ;-)

Answer 5

The best option is to always make your rtual items yourself as they will contain more of your own personal energy and eliminate the need to have to cleanse other peoples energies from store bought items.

Answer 6

You can make anything you want with your own personal household items. However, I would stay as far away as possible from the Voodoo scene.

Answer 7

I went through a periond where a cannister vacuum cleaner turned me on and I used it repeatedly, with pleasurable results. Now, I prefer removing the shower head and directing a tepid stream of water to dance on my fenulum until completion occurs.

Answer 8

HOW TO MAKE AN ALL-PURPOSE VOODOO DOLL

MATERIALS

2 strong sticks

Spanish moss

scrap fabric cut in 2 inch strips, 2 to 3 feet long (color of your choice)

yarn that complements or contrasts fabric

string, hemp cord, or waxed thread

2 beads to use as eyes

needle and thread in a color to match or contrast your fabric

tacky glue

7 pins with heads in the following colors: red, blue, green, purple, yellow, black, white

INSTRUCTIONS

1. Gather your materials. Make a cross shape with your two sticks. Tie them together with your string. Hemp cord or waxed thread is better than regular string as they tend to be stronger.

2. Take the Spanish moss and wrap it around the sticks, starting at the middle for reinforcement, and going up around the head, down to one arm, back across to the other arm, back to the middle, and down to the bottom. If possible, use moss that is connected together in a big enough piece to cover the sticks without breaking it apart. The idea is to wrap the doll in one continuous motion. I find that the result is often times a stronger doll. If you break the moss apart and have to use more than one continuous piece, that is okay. However, you may have to wrap string around the moss to keep it from falling off. If you wrap tight enough, you shouldn't have to use string over the moss.

3. Take you fabric strips and wrap around the moss. Make sure to leave some of the moss showing, such as on the head (for hair), at the ends of the arms, and at the bottom. Secure with tacky glue. You may want to reinforce with a couple of stitches with your needle and thread.

4. Make a face. Take your beads and attach them with the needle and thread for eyes, or glue 2 black eyed peas to the face for eyes. Add a button or bead for the mouth. I used a small plastic flower for the mouth of this doll.

5. Dress your Voodoo doll. This step is entirely optional. However, I always add details like clothes to my dolls because they begin to speak to me and tell me what they want to wear, whether they are male, female, gay, lesbian, or androgynous, and what types of items they want to carry, such as a mojo pouch or gris gris bag. Sometimes they are made to look like a person you know, in which case you should have some hair or a piece of clothing or other personal item that belongs to that person in order to charge the doll with that person's energy.

Take some yarn or contrasting material and wrap it where you want it for accent. You can make a belt or use it for hair, for example, or make some clothing. I made a skirt for this Voodoo doll, who has turned out to be a female spirit. I added some dark, courser Spanish moss for her hair, gave her a lace shawl, and wrapped her head in an orange kerchief. Because she is a domestic guardian Voodoo doll, she also wanted a broom talisman, so I made her one of those to carry.

Because she is a domestic guardian Voodoo doll (don't ask, she just turned out that way!), she also wanted a broom talisman, so I made her one of those to carry. In Louisiana, the broom typically symbolizes good health and fertility. This broom is made of sweet grass and sage. I added an evil eye bead to ward off negativity, a white dove for peace in the home, a gold coin for blessings of bling, and a heart, which signifies the Goddess Spirit that is at the heart of the home.

Viola! Add your 7 pins and you have created an all-purpose Voodoo doll!

Symbolism of the 7 pin colors:

yellow - success

white - positive

red - power

purple - spirituality

green - money

blue - love

black - repelling negative energy

Answer 9

you pretty much need burlap and a personal item of the person it is made for ie hair or something. so yeah its pretty much household items

Answer 10

In theory, yes. You just need fabric, sand, pins, and something (hair, nail clipping, etc) from your victim.