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This
is the Latin Witch. She is from the old world country.
This
is an extremely primitive old witch. She is very old.
She has some wrinkling around her eyes, and on her face and her
nose is very wrinkly and withered, and so is her chin.
This
is just a wonderful and simple display for Halloween,
Her
hair is thinning, long and dangly. She also has a wisp of
hair hanging over her forehead, and a long black braid hanging
down the side of her face.
She
measures approximately 20½" tall when completed as
shown. She
can be made a simple primitive witch. You do not have to
make them a certain ethnicity.
She
is the scary witch of the three.
Her
mouth is pinned together by a rusty safety pin.
Her
hat is old and withered too.
If
you wish you can put the mark "LAMIA" on the side
of her face, which is Latin for "Witch". Some of the townspeople have seen her
mark.
Underneath
the brim of her hat reveals when she became a witch. It is
written in Latin "Quondam Super A Vicis 1537", which means
"Once upon a time 1537". (This is optional).
Above
is a picture of all three "Witches of the World" Once
Upon a Time 1537. This pattern is for the first witch.
This
pattern has very detailed instructions. This pattern also
includes wonderful prim tips. You can sell these on
eBay, craft shows, etc. I would appreciate credit for the
pattern design. The pattern itself may not be resold.
You may not mass produce or wholesale dolls you make from
my patterns.
Your basic sewing skills are all that's needed!
This is for the pattern only. No altering of this pattern
without my written permission (please read my "About Me"
page concerning altering). You will receive the
printed pattern by mail. Pattern is Copyright 1999, Victoria
Lynn, KentuckyPrimitives.
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