Tarot cards are a staple for any witch interested in fortune-telling. In addition, there are so many different styles and designs nowadays which also can make them decorative pieces. I like to use tarot to decorate my altar during the Sabbats. For example, during Beltaine (my favourite celebration) I have the The Emperor and Empress on either side of my altar. The main candle in the middle with tealights either side and an assortment of pink quartz and flowers that are currently in bloom.
Anyway, once you have finished reading the cards or using them for other magic, it’s nice to have a nice safe place to store them. And there’s nothing better than a tarot bag, handmade by you! Here I will show you a selection of sewing, crochet and knitting projects to try. Happy crafting! Use the buttons above to jump straight to your preferred craft.
If you would like more crochet tarot bags, along with other Pagan patterns, check out the 8 Crochet Patterns for Pagans.

Designer: The Walking Thread
Recommended Yarn: Worsted Weight/Aran: Paintbox Yarns Cotton Aran (see pattern PDF for more yarn suggestions)
Recommended Hook: 4mm
Terminology: US
Difficulty: Advanced Beginner
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Designer: Wooly Witchy Tarot
Recommended Yarn: 4-Ply. Knit Picks Hawthorne Fingering Kettle Dye
Recommended Needles: 3-3.25mm
Difficulty: Beginner
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Designer: Caitlin Ffrench
Recommended Yarn: DK Weight (held double)/ Worsted weight
Recommended Needles: None recommended.
Difficulty: Advanced Beginner
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Designer: Fancy Tiger Crafts
Fabric: Cotton, Linen, Light Canvas. Two Fat quarters would be sufficient. Lovecrafts has a lovely selection; I especially love the Outer Space fat quarter bundle, as it fits in with the theme.
Difficulty: Beginner
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This design can be made using a sewing machine or by hand.
Designer: Katie (Autostraddle Writer)
Recommended Fabric: 17″ x 17″ fabric – not too stretchy and not too thick. 17″ x 17″ Wool felt, some elastic.
Difficulty: Beginner
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