APARTMENT IRENA - THE TOOTHLESS WITCH INN - Bath and Bed areas

Hello everybody!

How have you all been?

Thank you for your sweet comments.

This is the bedroom, bath and the closet

area of the Inn. Irena always has nightgowns

tucked away for her guests to use. Especially

since many of them do not bring any suitcases

with them to the Inn.

Narcissa Nagg is on her way to the bed. Another

guess will come in a little late tonight and crawl in

on the other side.

Here is Narcissa Nagg. She is so tired.

Narcissa Nagg looks so sweet. She loves white.

I removed Narcissa so you could see the side

view a lot better. 

I bought this cute little Fairy chandelier about

a year or so ago. I cannot remember the ladies

name who made it. I like it cause it looks rusted.

Remmy is always in the trunk. She likes to come

out at night to try and spook the guests. But they 

are all used to her and pay her no mind.

Of course Irena always tells her to stop playing

games. Irena always opens the trunk and helps

her out.

This is a wood trunk that I got from Michaels

many, many years ago. I glued black leather on the

entire outside. Then I cut brown leather strips and

2 little brass rings to it.

It does open as you can see.

I made the inserts from cardboard and covered

them in thin fabric. I made this for another

apartment but never got to use it, so it is not

Halloween but still cute. At least I think so.

The tops are made of cardboard and covered

also in the same matching thin cotton.

A secret compartment!

I like the bottom.

Bemmy is under the bed peeking out. Ooo love all

of those cats! All of them were given to me over 

the years. 

A view of the bed without the items in the way.

I decided to leave the bras on the bed as brass.

Cause witches can have any bed they choose. 

The white sheet and the white top sheet are from

a think piece of batting. I left a piece of it up on the

other side near the vanity so it looks like a witch

will soon be climbing in the bed. A little white pillow

is also made from the batting. I think I need more

little white pillows. All of the fabrics are from little

girls clothes at the thrift store, except for the black

that lines the bedspread. That was a little gift from

my granddaughter Elise many years ago.

The pillow shams are left open to take the pillows

in or out. After it was all made, I glued it to the

sides of the brass bedframe. Looks clean. An Inn

must stay clean you know.

A close up.

Am not sure if I have shown this purse or not. It

was also bought online and belongs to one

of the dresses. The purse looks good just hanging

from the chair like this. It belongs to one of the

guests tonight. It hangs on the vanity chair.

The black vanity chair has been 

recovered with a glittery fabric.

I remember showing this vanity before

that I had made from a plastic vanity

that I bought online. Look at the sidebar

at tutorials, perhaps I show it there.

Here is a close up of the vanity.

I made the hat, printed out the pics and just put the

edges of the pics in between the mirror and the

frame. They are not glued. I love the witch statue.

I had contemplated in the past about painting it,

but cannot for fear that I would mess it up. Still

love it that way. All of the perfumes came from the

internet 3 or 4 years ago.

I have 2 of these chairs. You might recognize them.

I removed the seat and back cushions from both

chairs.

I took the arms off of a skeleton and glued them

on the chair arms. Afterwards I painted the entire

chairs black.

I recovered the seat and back cushions to match

the ottoman and glued them back on.

Earlier Hilda Hagg was sitting in one of the chairs

reading an old newspaper when Narcissa Nagg

started talking to her. Both of these witches are

dressed and ready for bed.

Hilda Hagg reading quietly to herself after

Narcissa left.

Hilda says: "Goodnight Narcissa".

Shortly after Narcissa left Hilda Hagg, Irena

asked her get up so the chair could go in the bedroom,

especially since Hepsibah Hallows had to sleep there.

Hilda got up and Irena said a few words and Hilda's

chair moved into the bedroom. Irena gave her a

green pillow and when and if Hilda wants a blanket

that Irena will get her one. A few minutes later Irena

also sent the other matching chair into the bedroom.

Wendy Wendlewood came in and got ready for

bed. She has a pillow and is about to fall asleep.

These witches do not mind sleeping in chairs.

Look at them - they have so much to talk about!

there are a couple of witches hats behind Wendy.

Each witches hold their hats in the hands. They

will fall asleep soon.

Just a close up of Wendy Wendlewood.

There is a wire bookcase that

used to be white, that is until

I painted it black. It holds

skeleton heads with extra

witch hats in case someone needs

one. I made these skeleton heads

many years ago and put them

on my blog here. These are the

easiest to make.

The bottom shelf holds the blankets. The blankets

match the pillows.

I made 5 sets, but I did not hem any of the blankets.

The middle shelf holds some scrolls and a book

bound in leather. I made the book many years

ago - the pages are blank. The aged scrolls

were bought online and were super cheap!

A close up

The bathroom is behind the wire bookcase. It is

a small area.

I printed out a template from online and filled

it with white tissues - double ply!

The green toilet paper rolls are from

Detta of 'Detta's Darling Dolls'

This was her idea and this is so cute!!

A better look from above. 3 rolls of

toilet paper made from ribbon!

A toilet roll even is on the toilet

paper holder! Detta also made the

ghost toilet paper holder!

I like this idea!!

Another small ghost coming out of 

a picture frame was also made by 

Detta of 'Detta's Darling Dolls'.

She is above the toilet and I never named

her. 

Here is the tub area. Detta also made the

ghost towel holder from clay. The towels

are just scraps of open weave fabric.

Here is Cookie. She loves the bathtub.

  

This brass tub did not have

any faucets so Detta made some

from clay. Matches the toilet

paper holder and the towel

bar.

A close up of Cookie.

Cookie has a rubber duckie. He stays here all

the time.

The brass sink is a cutie. It is short but powerful!

I like the patina. 

I skirted it with black net fabric.

The sink is under the window and beside

the dress closet.

I like the sink stopper. It surely does fit

here nicely!

The clothes. There is still an orange nightgown

and robe hanging. It is for the last guest to use.

I made this witch dress and hat back in 2012.

Permelia wore it. I took it off of her, felt I

needed to change it.

This is the back of the dress.

This is the front of the witch dress. The 2 buttons

are baby buttons. The pink hanger is a Barbie

hanger. The dress and hat was made from an

infants little dress.

 Better lighting.

This was one of the first hats I ever made.

I made this dress from a nylon slip. The belt is

from the strap of  a 'cami'. It works perfect here.

I made the dress hanger from a piece of wire.

The collar was easy. The sleeves and the dress

are not hemed. This is the back of the dress.

This is the front.

  

A short pink dress that belonged to a Barbie.

I cinched up the waist and added a belt. I thought

it looked good for a witch dress.

An up close view.

Here is the back view.

This little dress also came off of a doll,

although I do not remember what doll

it was. The patches were already on the 

dress. Makes it look so cute. I added the

polka dot ribbon around the waist and the

black lace collar.

I made the wire hanger.

Here is the back of the dress.

I made this dress from tweed. It is just a 

basic dress that I sewed together and 

added a piece of orange thin terry-cloth as

an apron. This was made from a baby's bib!

The tie is a piece of the bib edging. 

Here is the back.

This skirt and blouse was made by Detta.

Lynda from the

internet that makes the crocheted blankets sent me the old

lace that you see here. It had yellowed in spots

and was perfect as an apron and a collar. I have

given you Lynda's address many times so it should

be easy to find when you see the crocheted blankets.

Back of the skirt and blouse. I made the wire

hanger. I am not good at making them.

This is the set that I bought online at least

2 years ago. I cannot remember who I bought

it from. But I can tell you that it was not

expensive at all. I believe that it was made

for Dawn dolls.

A cute little set that I think

looks good with the witches.

A close up of the skirt.

The back view.

The shoes, hat and purse.

This skirt and blouse, and hat was

made by Detta!

Back view!

This cute little orange nitey and robe set was bought

online. I believe that it was also made for a 

Dawn doll. This is vintage.

The robe back view.

The robe front view.

The little nitey. So cute!!

What hot cutie witch is going to wear this!!

Back view of the nitey. So sorry that you

had to see my ugly hanger!!

Here they all are - hanging up!

The black glittery sheer fabric hanging down

from the ceiling is the bathtub shower curtain.

After all 'the ghost COOKIE' does need some

privacy!! To the right is the yellow and purple

polka dot skirt and blouse that I made.

I will perhaps make some more and hang them in

the closet. Should be lots more clothes in there.

A little view of the sink, and more of the yellow

dress.

A better view of the glittery shower

curtain. It hangs from the ceiling.

Here is the yellow fabric skirt and blouse

with matching hat that I made.

Back view.

Above the closet view.

A better view.

The ghost is scrapbooking supplies.

I got the webs a long time ago.

I especially like the smaller

web with the spider hanging from it. It

blends well with the plastic of the windows.

Do not know where I got it from, but wish

that I had more of them.

The cat is trying to play with the big black 

spider!

I made the shelf many years ago. I do not know

where or how I got this cat. But every once in a 

while he moves around!

I made the capes many years ago. I believe that I

have already told you how I made them. The glittery

cape was made from a Barbie dress.

The top of the shelf holds scrolls which were 

earrings. I made the purse. It does not open.

Some maps are beside the scrolls.

I like the look on the cats face.

 Now the cat is mad and is showing you his back.

A finicky cat! This yellow tabby cat is made too.

I also move around this spider web.

I moved it here so the cat could stair up at

the spider. The cat keeps jumping up.

I hope you have enjoyed this last posting

of the 'TOOTHLESS WITCH INN'.

Irena loved having you visit here.

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