Showing posts with label witch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label witch. Show all posts

Monday, July 19, 2010

Primitive, OOAK, Witch and Bat Dolls



This OOAK, primitive, witch is just 10 inches tall (without the hat) and the bat is 1 1/2 inches and sits on a 6 1/2 inch stake stick. Esther Good was made of very stylish Halloween fabric! Her bendable legs are black and white stripes with hand painted black shoes. She has a black, white and green body and coffee stained muslin hands. Esther's dress was made of three different pieces of fabric, her hair is black and white fun yarn. Her hat was chosen to coordinate with the dress and has a peacock feather in the brim. Esther's OOAK face is air dry clay. She has a mole on her chin, a very pointy nose and green eyes that I hand painted with artists water colors to coordinate with the outfit.

Tobias, the vampire bat is 1 1/2 inches and sits on a 6 1/2 inch stake. He was made of muslin and has an embroidered mouth, teeth, eyebrows and eyes. He was then grunged to prim perfection.
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Wednesday, May 5, 2010

Miss Cackle and Salem


Cackle is a 9 inch shelf sitter, her face and hands were made from coffee stained muslin. Her body and arms are black and white cotton cobweb fabric and the face on Miss Cackle has been needle sculpted, hand drawn with watercolors and sealed for protection. Her hair is a fun fur wig in shades of black, grey and silver. She has a sateen witchy hat tied with matching fabric to coordinate with her draped black and white rayon dress which I then embellished with white pearls.
Salem, the cat, is 4 inches tall with his tail and made from coffee stained muslin with embroidery thread whiskers he was painted, sanded, stiffened and grunged to prim perfection. He's a leaner or bowl filler if you prefer, but Cackle will hold him since she has wired arms. Broom is 10 inches tall made from three different harvest colored fabrics then botanicals were added to the bottom and tied with rusty wire.
All three just $29.99 and they all would look great sitting in a bowl among Harvest bowl fillers. All three handmade without the use of a sewing machine. If you would like to see more pictures and a sideview of Miss Cackle check her out on my site on Etsy.

How about a Pattern for Witchies Wild Ride?


You can find it on my site Skunk Hollow Country Store just click on the link it will take you to the page to purchase it.
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