Welcome.
From a multi generation homestead in Missouri, with herbs, soap, and a little bit of everyday magic.
Small-batch, handcrafted goods for the home — made from real ingredients, grown and gathered close to the land.
Granny Goodwitch Notions and Potions
Finding Magic in the Everyday
I'm Lora, Granny B around here. I started making my own household cleaners when synthetics started bothering my family. That led to candles. Then soaps. Then the stillroom got a little out of hand. After years of craft markets, a hobby farm, and raising six kids, this shop is the corner of the internet where I sell what I make.
Everything here is small-batch and handcrafted, with real ingredients, nothing synthetic where I can help it. Not because it's trendy. Because it works, and I know exactly what went into it.
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THE ROOMS
Each room in this shop has its own purpose, the way rooms in a real house do.
The Kitchen Hearth, Simmer pot kits, seasoning blends, baking mixes, herbal teas, and the bamboo tools that live on your counter. This is where the day starts and ends.
The Washroom, Cold process soaps, goat milk bars, herbal bath teas, and simple bath goods. Rest and renewal, without a long ingredient list you have to look up.
The Laundry Room, Laundry soaps, cleaning boosters, wool dryer ball scent blends, and herbal sachets. The cleaning products that started all of this.
The Stillroom, Beeswax candles, resins, sacred smoke supplies, gathered stones, and incense. Quiet, intentional things for a space that could use a little more calm.
WHAT THIS SHOP BELIEVES
The garden is the beginning. Simple things are powerful. Living close to the land matters. Tradition is a guide, not a cage. Magic lives in the everyday.
Everything here was made by someone who still thinks the best things come from knowing your ingredients by name.
GRANNY B'S HEARTH LIST
A few times a year, I send a letter. Seasonal notes, what's new in the shop, what I've been growing or making, and a printable page from my Hearth Collection, recipe cards, drying guides, garden notes, that kind of thing.
No sales pressure. Just a visit from the hearth.