She began her life quite innocently as a gourd - I am not very good at taking photos in progress. Most of the time because I am too lazy to wash off my hands to pick up the camera. Working with clay can be messy business. Here are a few shots of her before she was lovely . . .
The last shot is her getting "cured" in my oven. Pay no attention to how dirty it is. LOL. I don't. Actually, after that picture, I was so aghast, that I cleaned it. Yeah, right.
click here to see it on ebay.
She is a winsome, toothsome beauty. She would love to sit on your porch this fall! Be sure and share the link with everyone. I really, really want her to fly outta here!
11 comments:
she is absolutely fabulous..I wish I could do that with clay unfortunely all I get are mud pies...or something close...she is wonderful...Best of luck! :)
What a gorgeous witch. I'd never have guessed she was a gourd originally. Well done- I love her expression.
She's just to cute, but so is everything else you've done. Blessings, Karen
You're so crafty!! I could Never have imagined her from a gourd!!lolol...happy night sweetie!hughugs
Oh, I love that little witch. I think she put a spell on me. I just gave you an award on my blog!
oooo...she's scarey!!!!! Love her.
Here's to great bids!!!
Hugs,
Doreen
I just love that witch.. How talented you are. Very good job.
I found your blog on the Raggedy Angels blog and thought I would stop by.
I live in North Carolina too. I saw your hubby's shirt that says Rockingham County, where do you live? Im in Ruffin.
Great! Love the way the hat curves over. :)
She looks a lot happier now than when she had her poor head in the oven..hehe..don't worry about the state of your oven, you should see mine!!!!...Hugs Chrissy x
Thank you dear friends for the encouragement. The witchiepoo is outta here. Now to finish up a few special orders and work out in the garden.
I shall be posting about that next.
Blondie
Wow - youre very talented!
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