Sweet Majic

Sweet Majic Whimsical bakes and magical treats are crafted by Majic in my studio in Bapchild, Kent.

From celestial brownies, spellbound teas and Psychic Events— every bite is sprinkled with wonder....
Because, life tastes better with a little majic At Sweet Majic we make your sweet-dreams come true - we bake and decorate cakes personal to you , we also teach small classes where you can learn to make your own lush cakes

New Beginnings .....
01/09/2026

New Beginnings .....

28/08/2026

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28/08/2026

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The most beautiful evening with gorgeous ladies manifesting under the Moonlight ❣️ forgot the photos lol so got some at ...
28/08/2026

The most beautiful evening with gorgeous ladies manifesting under the Moonlight ❣️ forgot the photos lol so got some at the end. No tarot brownie pics as we ate them 🤣🤣

✨ NAME YOUR SPELL… OR SPELL YOUR NAME! ✨What little bit of Majic are YOU bringing into the world today? 🔮🌙✨Find your let...
15/08/2026

✨ NAME YOUR SPELL… OR SPELL YOUR NAME! ✨

What little bit of Majic are YOU bringing into the world today? 🔮🌙✨

Find your letter ➕ your birth month and drop your spell name below! 👇💜

Mine is Night Winter Warmth and it's not flaming kidding is it… and I’m absolutely claiming that one! 😂✨

Can I watch the Eclipse if I don't have special glasses?eclipse glasses are very different from ordinary sunglasses. The...
12/08/2026

Can I watch the Eclipse if I don't have special glasses?

eclipse glasses are very different from ordinary sunglasses. They contain a special solar filter that blocks essentially all of the Sun’s dangerous visible, ultraviolet and infrared radiation. Proper ones should be marked ISO 12312-2.

For the 12 August 2026 eclipse, from the UK we're getting a partial solar eclipse, not totality. That distinction is important because there is no point during a partial eclipse when it is safe to stare directly at the Sun without proper eclipse glasses.

Without eclipse glasses, you can still enjoy it safely. You can:

Make a pinhole projector with a piece of card and project the little crescent-shaped Sun onto another surface.
Use the holes in a colander — each hole projects a tiny image of the eclipsed Sun onto the ground or a white sheet. This is brilliant and ridiculously easy.
Stand underneath a leafy tree and look at the ground, where the gaps between the leaves act like hundreds of pinhole cameras and produce lots of little crescent Suns.
Watch a livestream or photograph it only with equipment fitted with an appropriate solar filter.

What doesn't make it safe: normal sunglasses (even several pairs), looking through your phone camera, smoked glass, CDs, camera filters, or squinting. And don't look through binoculars or a telescope while wearing eclipse glasses — those need their own solar filter fitted at the front.

So, if you're thinking this could be turned into a bit of a Majical family moment the colander/pinhole version could be gorgeous — watching dozens of little crescent moons appear across a sheet or patio feels wonderfully magical. 🌙✨

Please tag me in your pictures if you do this

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