The Whimy Witch set is a collection of whimsical and enchanting items that are perfect for anyone who loves the magical world of witches. This set includes various items that are designed to bring a sense of whimsy and magic into your everyday life. One of the standout items in the Whimy Witch set is a beautiful, handcrafted wand. This wand is made of high-quality materials and is adorned with intricate details and sparkling gemstones. It is the perfect accessory for anyone who wants to feel like a powerful witch casting spells and creating magic. Another item in the Whimy Witch set is a set of spell books.

NYC’s best magic shops

Commemorate Harry Houdini’s birthday on Saturday 24 by frequenting one of these enchanting stores.

Stop by this massive, 13,000-square-foot store and you’ll probably see magician and store associate Tricky Henry manning the magic counter—as he puzzles patrons with card and coin tricks. Though Abracadabra is a go-to spot for costumes and novelty items, magic merchandise is a major draw. Noteworthy buys include the Gecko by Jim Rosenbaum ($70)—a popular gadget used for making objects disappear—and Andrew Mayne’s Levitator DVD ($40), which gives step-by-step instructions for defying gravity. Shelved next to a smattering of toys is The Original Tarbell Lessons in Magic ($80), a book of 60 tricks mastered by magician Harlan Tarbell in the 1920s that is still widely referenced today. Pros can invest in a classic Mismade stage box ($800) that tricks onlookers into thinking someone’s body has been sliced into several pieces, or simply rent the prop ($250) for the weekend. 19 W 21st St between Fifth and Sixth Aves (212-627-5194, abracadabrasuperstore.com)

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Fantasma
As one of the world’s leading manufacturers of magic accessories, Fantasma stocks its midtown shop with a combination of its own products and those made by other big-name magic companies, such as Trickmasters and Marvel. The fervor this company has for magic is obvious by the center display at its retail outpost—an enclosed glass case filled with a trove of Houdini’s original props, including a pair of the magician’s handcuffs and the straightjacket he famously freed himself from. While those artifacts alone keep the store abuzz with visitors, there’s much more here than nostalgic kitsch. More than 300 tricks—including making small objects disappear into a box—can be accomplished with Fantasma’s signature Legends of Magic kit ($60), while Schylling wands ($10) illuminate and play music at the touch of a button. Customers are frequently treated to demos by legendary coin magician David Roth, who gladly shows off tricks featured in his DVD, Ultimate Coin Magic ($35). Accented with hand-painted dove breakaway boxes ($200) and a cage for its unofficial mascot, Rambo the rabbit, the bright space is frequented by magician Ed Alonzo, better known to ’80s babies as Saved by the Bell’s trickster restaurateur, Max. 421 Seventh Ave at 33rd St (212-244-3633, fantasmamagic.com)

New York Costumes
Tucked away in the basement of this costume megastore is a small section dedicated to all things magical. Specializing in accoutrements best suited for beginners, the enclave hawks the latest playing cards, including a Bicycle deck embossed with steampunk designs ($10). Patrons get a kick out of Empire Magic kits that create the illusion of a needle going through a balloon ($16), and Morris Costumes coloring books which, at the wave of a hand, mysteriously go from having blank pages to ones filled with pictures ($13). For more daring tricksters, Disecto devices that will convince audiences you chopped off your hand ($70) and Theatre Effects combustible flash papers ($11) are also available. Magic fans can scoop up posters picturing Henry Kellar’s famous levitation trick ($16), or pick up a pair of crisp white magician’s gloves ($8) on the main floor. 104 Fourth Ave between 11th and 12th Sts (212-673-4546, newyorkcostumes.com)

Rogue Magic & Funshop
After several years of doing impromptu performances on street corners and selling magic tricks out of his backpack, self-taught magician Roger “Rogue” Quan unloaded his knowledge and trickery into this small storefront. Jardonnet flammable wallets ($40–$200) and a torch that transforms to a single red rose ($15) are among the pyro-themed offerings. Popular tricks, such as making a card rise from the center of its deck, go for $30. Alongside fellow tristate-area magicians, Quan hosts a magic show in the shop every Saturday (9–11pm; advance tickets $10, $12 at the door). For the same price, adults can attend the monthly Freaky Friday (9pm, call for schedule) performance, which combines geek magic, such as shoving nails up one’s nose, with racy jokes. 85-08 Queens Blvd at Grand Ave, Elmhurst, Queens (718-505-0316)

Tannen’s Magic
Open since 1925, this Herald Square haunt gets bragging rights for being the city’s oldest magic emporium. Instead of the gaudy lights and neon signage you’d expect from a place known for over-the-top trickery, you’ll encounter a dimly lit shop situated in an unassuming office building. Playing cards ($3–$100), didactic DVD sets ($15–$190) and accessories ($25–$400) abound at Tannen’s, where tricks are performed and sold daily. For $140, staffers will teach budding magicians the F1 Nitro trick, in which a card is made to vanish from its deck and suddenly appear in a wallet. Equally thrilling is the ParaPad ($95)—a pocket-sized notebook that helps its owner read minds. Professional magicians like Dani Daortiz often host lectures ($35) and workshops ($100), while novices frequently snatch up Michael Ammar’s Easy to Master Card Miracles DVD ($35). Notable alums of Tannen’s weeklong summer camp ($1,295), held each year outside Philadelphia, include actor Adrien Brody and master illusionist David Blaine. 45 W 34th St between Sixth and Seventh Aves, suite 608 (212-929-4500, tannens.com)

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Don't Blink Magic Shop

Magick Balay will be performing the greatest trick of his lifetime— opening "Don't Blink", a new brick and mortar magic shop located at 336 West 37th Street, Suite 960, right in Midtown Manhattan, NYC. Balay has become known internationally as one of the best close-up magic demonstrators in the business. With over three decades of experience, Magick Balay has been a star performer on the SYFY and Discovery channel in the well reviewed "Close Up Kings" show. “This is truly a dream come true— I have been wanting to open my own shop for as long as I can remember. I could not be more excited to educate the next generation of magicians and all the patrons who visit the shop” states Balay.

Another item in the Whimy Witch set is a set of spell books. These spell books are filled with ancient and powerful spells, potions, and incantations. They are beautifully designed and make a great addition to any witch's bookshelf or altar.

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Whether you are a beginner or an experienced witch, these spell books will provide you with endless inspiration and guidance. The Whimy Witch set also includes a set of enchanted candles. These candles are infused with magical herbs and oils and are designed to help you set intentions and manifest your desires. They come in a variety of colors and scents, each with its own unique magical properties. Lighting these candles during rituals or meditation can help to enhance your intentions and create a magical atmosphere. Lastly, the Whimy Witch set includes a beautiful crystal ball. This crystal ball is perfect for scrying, divination, and connecting with the spiritual realm. Its clear surface and smooth texture make it easy to gaze into and receive messages from the universe. Whether you are a seasoned practitioner or just starting out, this crystal ball is a must-have for any witch. In conclusion, the Whimy Witch set is a delightful collection of items that bring an element of whimsy and magic into your daily life. Whether you are a practicing witch or simply someone who appreciates the mystical world, these items are sure to enchant and inspire you..

Reviews for "Add a dash of whimsy to your look with our witch set"

1. Samantha - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with the Whimy witch set. The colors were not as vibrant as they appeared in the pictures, and the quality of the materials was subpar. The hat and the cape were also too big for my child, even though I carefully measured her before ordering. Overall, it just didn't meet my expectations and I wouldn't recommend it.

2. Jonathan - 1 star - The Whimy witch set was a complete letdown. The accessories were flimsy and broke within minutes of play, and the dress was poorly sewn together. The sizing was also off, even though I followed the measurements provided on the website. My daughter was so disappointed and I had to scramble to find a replacement costume for her Halloween party. I wouldn't recommend this set to anyone.

3. Emily - 2 stars - I bought the Whimy witch set for my daughter and was not impressed. The fabric felt cheap and scratchy, and it was uncomfortable for her to wear. The accessories, specifically the wand and broom, were so poorly constructed that they fell apart almost immediately. The only redeeming quality was the hat, which was decently made. Overall, it was a waste of money and I regretted my purchase.

4. Michael - 2.5 stars - The Whimy witch set looked great in the pictures, but in reality, it was quite underwhelming. The dress arrived with loose threads and uneven hems, which made it look cheaply made. The hat was too small and didn't fit properly, and the cape was poorly stitched. It was disappointing because my daughter had been so excited to wear it for her costume party. I wouldn't recommend this set if you're looking for something of good quality.

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