Imbolc in a Box
A first-stirrings-of-spring content kit you can rebrand, sell, teach from, and keep for yourself
Imbolc has a timing problem. It lands on February 1, smack in the gray, slushy middle of winter, right after everyone's January resolutions have quietly died in a drawer.
Your customers want something gentle and hopeful. You want to give it to them. And you have approximately zero energy left over from the holidays to research Brigid's cross folding patterns at 10 p.m.
Fold, turn counterclockwise, fold, turn, and hold the center like your life depends on it. It's all in the Crafts booklet, step by step.
Imbolc in a Box is 12 booklets and 118 pages of Imbolc content: Brigid lore, rituals, recipes, traditional crafts, plant magic, a journal, and a planner, plus three booklets written specifically for your business.
Everything is laid out in Canva-ready files, and it comes with PLR rights, so you can put your name on it and sell it.
Here's What Imbolc in a Box Can Turn Into
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Your own Imbolc kit, under your brand, at your price
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Smaller products pulled from the whole: a Brigid devotional, a Brigid's cross tutorial, a spring cleaning ritual guide, a soda bread and comfort food recipe set
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A Brigid's Eve workshop or circle, with the Ritual Guide as your script and the journal as the take-home
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A February "fresh start without the pressure" offer for people who are done with January
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Membership content for late January through early March
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A full season of emails, blog posts, and captions, already researched
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An Imbolc for you, with a candle in the window and a cross over the door
Yes, You're Allowed to Charge for This
If you just felt that little flinch about selling something you didn't write from scratch, let's handle it before checkout.
PLR exists so you can sell it. You're buying the right to rebrand, reshape, and resell this content. The work you add, your voice, your design, the way you guide someone through their first Brigid's bed ritual, is real work, and your customers are paying for a finished, beautiful thing they didn't have to piece together from twelve conflicting blog posts.
And this is content you can stand behind. It treats Brigid as both goddess and saint with respect, explains where the old customs were actually recorded, and says plainly when scholars disagree. That makes it a whole lot easier to sell with a clear conscience.
Welcome & How to Use This Kit
Three paths through the kit: the One-Candle Path for cold, gray, low-energy weeks, the Hearth Path, and the Full Season Path for people who host or teach.
Imbolc History & Lore
What the word Imbolc might mean (scholars still argue), Brigid as goddess and as Saint Brigid of Kildare, the perpetual flame and its relighting in 1993, Brigid's crosses, the Brídeóg, Brigid's bed, the Brat Bríde, Candlemas, the Cailleach's weather lore, how Candlemas badger lore turned into Groundhog Day, and late-winter traditions from France, Japan, and East Asia.
Imbolc Ritual Guide
A main ritual for welcoming the light, a Brigid's bed ritual for Imbolc Eve, a candle blessing that lights every room of the home, the Brat Bríde healing cloth, and shorter versions for a single candle, groups, no-flame spaces, and families.
Fire, Water & Well Magic
Keeping Brigid's flame, candle colors, a creative spark spell, holy wells, making Imbolc water, a healing ritual, blessing the tools of your craft, and spring cleaning as ritual.
Kitchen & Table Magic
Irish soda bread, oatcakes, Chandeleur crêpes, colcannon, leek and potato soup, and Brigid's honey milk, with dairy-free swaps and the folklore behind each.
Imbolc Herb & Plant Guide
Twelve plants of late winter, from rushes and dandelion to snowdrops and rowan, with lore, uses, and safety notes, including which early flowers to admire and never eat.
Crafts, Planning & Your Business
Imbolc Crafts
A traditional Brigid's cross, two ways to make a Brídeóg doll, Brigid's bed, a Brat Bríde cloth, rolled beeswax candles, newspaper seed-starting pots, and a mini besom.
Imbolc Journal
Thirty prompts for waking up, clearing out, creativity, healing, craft, and planting seeds, plus a daily prompt for the first week of February.
Imbolc Celebration Planner
Fill-in pages for guests, ritual, altar, menu, supplies, timeline, and a note to next year's self.
Spring Seeds Business Workbook
A late-winter reset: a digital spring clean, a tools audit, Brigid's three gifts as a lens for your business, choosing one to three seeds to plant, and a six-week plan to Ostara.
Imbolc Seasonal Content Ideas
Sixty prompts for blog posts, emails, social posts, videos, offers, and community, plus a simple content rhythm for the season.
Imbolc Promotional Swipe Copy
A five-email launch sequence, social captions, product listing copy, and a subject line bank, ready for your brackets and your voice.
You'll Love This If
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You sell to witches, pagans, or spiritual folks and want an Imbolc product ready before late January
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Brigid matters to you, and you want to honor her accurately
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Your audience is tired of hustle-flavored new year content and wants something gentler
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Classes, circles, or a membership need a whole season of material from you
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Customizing sounds fun and researching from scratch sounds exhausting
Who This Will Frustrate
If you want:
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content that presents Imbolc customs as an ancient, unbroken lineage
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rigid instructions that only work one way
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finished product photos and graphics (this kit is the writing and the layout, and the visuals are yours to add)
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something you can't edit
This isn't it. This is meant to be used, pulled apart, and turned into something that fits you.
Frequently Asked Questions
What format does this come in?
You'll get all 12 booklets as Canva-ready PowerPoint files in US Letter size, which you can upload straight into Canva or open in PowerPoint or Google Slides. You'll also get a PDF of each booklet to use for yourself. It's all digital. Nothing ships. Nothing is printed. It's all yours the second you buy it.
Is this just for personal use, or can I use it in my business?
Both! You can absolutely use this for your own rituals and reflection, and you can use the editable versions inside your business, offers, content, or client work.
That means:
- turn it into your own product
- use it in a membership or workshop
- pull content for emails, posts, or lessons
It's built to be used, not just read once and forgotten.
What's the PLR license? Do I need it?
PLR stands for Private Label Rights. It means you can rebrand the content, customize it, and sell it to your own audience as your own product. Drop it into your Canva templates, change the colors, add your logo, rewrite it in your voice, sell it on your site or in a bundle. If you run a spiritual business and want to sell an Imbolc kit without building one from scratch, that's what the PLR license is for. If you're just here for your personal practice, ignore this part. It's included either way.
What CAN'T I do with the PLR content?
Three things. You can't resell the PLR license itself (meaning you can't sell someone else the right to resell it). You can't use my name on your results. You have to provide a non-editable option to your customers. Other than that, it's yours to use however you want.
Do I have to work with Brigid?
Not at all. The kit honors Brigid as goddess, as saint, or both, and every ritual also works without any deity at all. Your customers can choose what fits their practice.
I'm in the Southern Hemisphere. Will this work?
Yes. Imbolc falls around August 1 for you, and everything in the kit works then. Only the calendar changes.
Can I get a refund?
Because this is a digital product with instant access, all sales are final. But if something's wrong with your download or you have an issue, email me and I'll sort it out.
Get Imbolc in a Box
February 1 shows up every year in the dead of winter. Have your Imbolc kit finished and on your shelf before it does, and give your customers the soft, hopeful start they've been waiting for since New Year's.
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