The Elkemental War of Magic was a significant and historical conflict that took place in the magical realm of Elkement. This war occurred between two powerful factions of magic users and had far-reaching consequences for the entire world. The origins of the war can be traced back to a long-standing rivalry between two ancient magical families - the Eldrivers and the Emberthorns. For centuries, these families had vied for control and dominance over the magical energy that permeated Elkement. However, their disputes escalated into a full-scale war when both factions discovered a rare and immensely powerful artifact known as the Crown of Elements. The Crown of Elements was said to grant its wearer unparalleled control over the fundamental forces of nature, effectively making them a living god.
Find a plate that is about the size you’d like your hat brim to be. Lay it onto your stiffened felt and cut around it.
Alternatively, you can use a pencil to trace the plate onto the felt and then cut it out, though this will be more difficult with the black since the pencil will be hard to see. I wanted the black stripes to be wider than the colored stripes, so I ended up doing 5 times around with the colored yarn and 8 times around with the black yarn.
The Crown of Elements was said to grant its wearer unparalleled control over the fundamental forces of nature, effectively making them a living god. Realizing the immense power that the artifact possessed, both the Eldrivers and the Emberthorns sought to obtain it and use it to cement their control over the magical realm. The war that ensued was marked by intense battles and powerful displays of magic.
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Templates to create royal icing and buttercream transfers.
Use the larger sizes for macaron templates!
Royal icing transfers are little candies you can make to be used as decorative elements on cookies, cakes, and cupcakes.
This listing includes 7 sheets of differing witch hat sizes.
Print out the ones you need for any project!
#1: Itty Bitty (.25”)
#6: Extra Large (1.5”)
#7: Extra Large (2”)
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These sheets are set up for your convenience! The designs are arranged in groups and show the number in each group. No more counting over and over again. You'll be able to tell very easily just how many transfers you've made!
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Please note: You are purchasing the digital design sheets. You will need to print them out and make your own icing transfers. Image purposefully may appear blurry on your monitor. It will print clearly!
Videos making/using transfers on my youtube channel.
You can make your own royal icing transfers by -
1. Printing out your template sheets.
2. Place your desired sheet into a binder page protector (or cover with parchment paper or waxed paper).
3. Pipe the designs with royal icing. (Make extra to account for any breakage later!)
4. Allow the transfers to dry overnight.
5. Carefully peel transfers from the backing.
6. Transfers can then be dropped onto a freshly flooded cookie or "glued" onto a dry base with more royal icing. They can also be added right into buttercream on cakes and cupcakes.
Check out my full transfers tutorial here.
I was shopping with my mom when I saw some really cute witch hat decorations. It gave me the idea to make my own with yarn instead of the plastic stuff the store bought hats were made from. I bought all of the supplies we needed at the local craft store and headed home to make my witch hats.
The Eldrivers, known for their ability to manipulate water and weather, launched devastating storms and floods upon their enemies. In response, the Emberthorns, skilled in the art of fire and illusion, conjured up immense firestorms and created illusions to confuse and disorient their opponents. As the war raged on, the conflict began to take a toll on the balance of the natural world. The unchecked use of magic led to disturbances in the very fabric of reality, causing unpredictable and dangerous phenomena to occur. These disruptions threatened to engulf not only the magical realm but also spilled over into the human world. Recognizing the grave consequences of their actions, a group of wise and influential magic users from both factions came together to broker a ceasefire. The group recognized that the continued fighting would only lead to further destruction and chaos. Thus, they formed The Council of Elders - an organization dedicated to overseeing and regulating the use of magic within Elkement. The Council imposed strict rules and regulations on the use of magic, ensuring that the power of the Crown of Elements would never again be obtained or used in such a destructive manner. They also established diplomatic communication and cooperation channels between the Eldrivers and the Emberthorns to prevent future conflicts. Despite these efforts, the Elkemental War of Magic left a lasting mark on the realm of Elkement. The scars of battle and the memory of the immense destruction wrought by the warring factions serve as a reminder of the consequences of unchecked magical power. However, the war also led to the birth of the Council of Elders, an organization that has helped maintain peace and balance in Elkement ever since..
Reviews for "The Elkemental War: A Turning Point in Magical History"
- Sarah - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with "Elkemental War of Magic". The plot was convoluted and filled with clichés, and the characters were one-dimensional and lacked any depth. The writing itself was also lacking, with awkward phrasing and grammatical errors throughout. I had high hopes for this book, but it just fell flat for me.
- John - 1 star - I really couldn't get into "Elkemental War of Magic". The pacing was extremely slow, with long, drawn-out descriptions that seemed to go on forever. The world-building was also confusing and inconsistent, making it difficult to fully immerse myself in the story. Overall, I found it to be a tedious read and would not recommend it to others.
- Emily - 2 stars - "Elkemental War of Magic" had an interesting premise, but it failed to deliver on its potential. The magic system was poorly explained and seemed to be made up as the story progressed, leading to a lack of consistency. The dialogue was also stilted and unnatural, making it difficult to connect with the characters. I wanted to like this book, but unfortunately, it just didn't live up to my expectations.