Thank you for joining us on the first day of the Wicked blog
hop!
Once upon a time there lived wicked witch who refused to be
foul on Halloween. All of her friends told her it just wasn't right! They said
she should stick her tongue out at small children so their parents slap them
when they stick their tongues out back at her.
But no matter how hard she tried,
she just couldn't be nasty. In fact, even though her skin was mottled green and
dress was decayed black lace, she couldn't resist the desire to be girly…
“Pink! Give me pink!” she cried. Her friends merely laughed.
“How ghastly you are!” she retorted through tears.
Being a witch, she decided to cast a spell whereby all her
friends would spend eternity in the cross threads of fabric, forced to endure
pink on Halloween.
So, do not be alarmed by the forthcoming dreadful countenances
—they are simply the ex-friends of the wicked witch. In addition, let this be a
lesson to you—pink is indeed fabulous
for Halloween!
First, the wicked witch made a Ghastlie kitchen island
runner:
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Then she took the leftovers and made a roll-up bag, starting with a 10.5 block and then added to it...
(measuring
15 X 15 X 7)—nice!
But the island runner was very lonely so the wicked witch
made a tablecloth:
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Funny story—the witch got up in the middle of the night for
some brew and after she turned out the lights she realized that the bones
fabric glows in the dark! Score!
In honor of non-traditional holiday colors, the wicked witch
scoured her stash and would like to offer a charm pack of Christmas fabric that
has (gasp!) turquoise blue. Leave a comment below to be entered in the draw!
Big SPANKS to Spookie Madame Samm and her henchwoman Wendy!
**Click on the haunted house** to go back to Wendy’s blog!
Here's a list of the other Wicked ones presenting today (click on any blog name to link there!):
Bacon Then Eggs (me!)