The top left picture depicts my witche's lair greeting room. This is where Uncle Pots greets his customers. Mr. Punkin head, the farmer down the road, Mr. and Mrs. Skel Eton have come to find out if they have any graves to dig. Ms. Gretchen, the city gothic girl, is Mr. Pots neice. She is throwing a Hallow's Eve party and has asked Uncle Pots to congure up some "refreshments" for her party. She is hoping for a Goulish good time.
Upstairs the Skel Eton kids are raising havoc with Mr. Gastly Gost and his pet bats. I am sure there will be some kind of reprocutions to their actions soon.
This is the complete upstairs and downstairs in one double room box. It has taken 2 years to complete and all is done in 1 inch scale. I hope you enjoy as I had fun creating it. Happy Halloween......
This doll I created with the use of material from the online minidolllist group. The owner, Dana, sends each volunteer material and every one makes whatever they desire. The material I used is the orange silk made into the Tudor style overdress. I cannot wait to see what the other women make with their material. This costume has a green underdress, and a soft velour sleeveless cloak trimmed in matching silk ribbon. Her hair is in a braid also tied with the silk ribbon. She was a joy to make. I hope you enjoy her as much as I enjoyed making her....
A little bit of Goth for the month of October is always nice. She has a very form fitting gothic dress with white lace on the bodice. The sleeves have that long over large cuffed look. The hair is long and straight. She has that deep red lipstick and black eyes and nail polish. I hope you enjoy her.
This is my belly dancer that was done for my online minidoll group. She was such fun to make and has lots of rolls to shake. This doll is originally the Mrs. Santa mold....can't you see Santa now....Mrs. Santa dressed like this? Nice surprise for his birthday.
