in miniature!
Have you ever seen one
Have you ever seen one
of these kitchen witch's.
They symbolize good luck!
They symbolize good luck!
Some of them
are so ugly that they are down right cute.
A witch named Permelia is moving in on
the bottom floor. She is
the bottom floor. She is
guardian to her 2 motherless nieces.
Their names are Narcissa & Sophronia.
Narcissa is sometimes called 'Cissa'. (Pronounce
Cissa like sis in sister).
Sophronia is sometimes called 'Frony'.
This little kitchen witch is going to hang down
from their ceiling.
I didn't have any pattern to go by so I
had to make up my own. Truthfully
I didn't think that she was even going to turn
out! I wanted the little witch to be 1" X 1".
But I was not able to make it that little.
She measures 2" X 2".
The broom measures (from the tip
of the handle to the end
of the purple floss) 3 inches. I used a
small piece of a stick that my hubby
retrieved from the backyard for the
broom. I wanted it as natural as it could
be. Initially, I wanted
be. Initially, I wanted
her to look ugly but apparently I am not
good at ugly!
She needs to be uglier!
She needs to be uglier!
Perhaps later I will dry making
another witch and painting her green.
If I do, then I will make a
tutorial.
Her eyes and mouth are drawn on
with a blue ink pen.
Here's another angle. I think
the glue on her only adds character. It
makes her look like she has some cobwebs.
I wanted a crystal or something
to hang down from the tip of her hat.
However for now I omitted it because
I couldn't find in my small stash
anything that was small enough.
Her legs are
Her legs are
a pink stretchy fabric.
For her shoes, I just used a permanent magic marker.
For her shoes, I just used a permanent magic marker.
Here is the underside of her.
She is glued onto the broom. I
She is glued onto the broom. I
hope that you like my mini
kitchen witch!
Soon I will show you the
empty apartment.
Conny
