1st day of Sandy Camp

Broomhilda showed up...

Kelly Broomhilda

Dee Broomhilda

Marni Broomhilda

Patty Broomhilda

Kasi Broomhilda

Lynne Ann Broomhilda

Yvette Broomhilda

Deni Broomhilda

Shelly Broomhilda

And...

Marie Broomhilda This is only the beginning. ;-D

Witch Bottle- made from real witches

No witches were harmed in the making of this bottle!

http://theplayoflightandshadow.blogspot.com/2009/09/be-my-guest-advanced-magic-bottle-not.html

Inspired by Marzel's Challenge

http://theplayoflightandshadow.blogspot.com/2009/08/halloween-blog-challenge-voodoo-home.html

Marzels' Bottle

http://theplayoflightandshadow.blogspot.com/2009/08/what-does-yours-look-like.html

Danni's Bottle

http://theplayoflightandshadow.blogspot.com/2009/09/voodoo-bottle-by-danni-and-winner.html

Creativity inspired by other bloggers= amazing and fun!

Which witch is it??

This is a new witch brooch, it comes with its own stand.

I am in love with this lady.

And her one eyed purple friend.

Base is Cernit Sienna and the cauldron has Glow in the dark Cernit mixed with Neon Green Cernit slime in it.

All pieces are hand made by me with Cernit, Artistic wire in brown 16 gauge and Dark Blue in 24 gauge.

She stands 5 1/4" in the stand and the witch brooch herself in 4 3/4" from the top of her hat to the tip of her toes.

It is 3 1/4" wide at the widest point.

Witches, ghosts, and scary things…

OK, I told you I love this time of year, I told you I love Halloween, and I love what goes with this time of year even though it can be traumatic to me (ghosts). Another thing I love is witches with red hair, because I resemble that remark!
Well…if I was clay, this is what I would look like! Dawn Schiller from ODDFAE just posted this on eBay!!! I love mahwah (also a town in New Jersey), Dawn! Go look at the other views at the eBay link, she is hysterical.

She also did some pieces at sandy camp out of the Cernit in the new formulation (formerly known as G-Clay), how cute are these guys?? She is also the one that helped me make the Snakeman, posted previously in this blog. She is worth the time to look at what she does.

The Crabby one is made from the flesh color and highlighted with china paints. And the smiling friendly guy is made from what the Cernit clay people call biscuit. It is a color very much like bisque porcelain clay, they really did a wonderful job with this new formulation of Cernit. They kept the colors and the porcelain effect intact with out all of the weird things that Cernit used to do. LOL!!! it looks like mug shots for gnomes, ogres, goblins, and oddfae...perfect for the Halloween holiday. The Biscuit, Champagne, and Flesh colors are all excellent for making dolls and faces, hands, body parts, and feet.

It is scary to me what some people can do with clay, but in an oh so wonderful way!!

Photos of Oddies by Irene Niehorster, witch photo Dawn Schiller