Miscellaneous

While in Eureka Springs 

I saw some witches that I liked,

 and they served as inspiration 

for these witchy ladies.

There are three of them

-small, medium, and large-

based on the piece of muslin I used.

(I use lots of muslin, so have

left-over pieces of various sizes.)

The faces of the ones I saw had faces

painted on the fabric,

but I added clay faces instead.

They were also hanging, 

and I rounded mine out so they could

stand alone.

Decided to mount one small witch

on a rusted caster and 

gave her a broom to go with her "wheel."

These skellies 

are Halloween left-overs in progress.  

I saw the cutest versions of these on two blogs

and saved the links in a draft,

but lost the draft.

Haven't worked on them for a while,
but they are definitely works in progress.

After losing the links, I thought 
it would be easy

to Google plastic skeletons and find them, but

I almost gave up before locating both blogs!

102 Wicked Things To Do

and 
ArtJoyStuff

----------------------

And Bryce Eleanor has perfected the "if this, then this" concept.
I say, " If we don't clean this up
we won't get to play with it again."

She now says, 
"If you won't play haunted castle with me,
I won't be your best friend anymore."

--------------
Last note:
I made a 
Fantastic Blog Find!

Steve McCurry's Blog - what lovely, thoughtful and thought-provoking photos.  
The only words are the post titles and the location of the photos 
(from all over the world), 
and an occasional quote.  
A feast for the eyes and the spirit.