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Witch Bottle Research Paper

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Witch’s Bottle Things you will need: A jar with tight lid Sharp objects (broken glass, rusty nails, old blades, and screws, pins, needles) Vinegar Rue To make a Witch's Bottle, take a jar with a tight lid. Fill half of it with sharp objects. Fill the rest of the jar with vinegar adding in a pinch of rue. Put the lid on the jar. It should be buried outside your front door. A witch bottle will protect your house for years. At least twelve inches deep, in an isolated spot where it can remain undisturbed. If you live in a city, it might be worth the trip to find a remote spot to bury it.
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