Showing posts with label witch bracelet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label witch bracelet. Show all posts

Monday, October 24, 2011

The Winna in the Wanna Winna Cornerstoregoddess Halloween Bracelet Giveaway!

Yes, we have a winner!  Someone who will be the proud owner of the bracelet with...


...a witch and a bat and a jack o' lantern and a skull and a ghost and candy corn...


...and orange and black beads!



Thanks to all who commented on my blogposts for the past two weeks.  It makes me very happy whenever someone reads my posts.

At the stroke of midnight, Uncle Buck dipped her paw into the cauldron. 

(This in Uncle Buck dancing the hokey pokey.)


This is Uncle Buck reclining after choosing the winner.


And the winner is...Sassypackrat in ChiTown!



(This is her icon.  isn't it cute??)

I shall be emailing Sassypackrat for shipping info.  The witch on the bracelet is already singing "Chicago, Chicago, that toddlin' town...")

Congratulations, and thanks to all who participated and read my blogposts.

Saturday, October 22, 2011

Forgetful Witch


Here are some more pics of the witchy bracelet and necklace up for auction this week.  The pieces tell the story of The Three Vegetarian Witches.


 
Since that tale has been told recently, I'm sharing a Shel Silverstein poem.

I used to be a witching witch,
But now I'm just a watching witch
Watching other witches witching,
Wishing I could be bewitching.


But it's sad to tell
I can't recall one mystic curse
Or brew a poison.  Even worse,
I cannot chant a deadly curse
Or cast a magic spell.


I can't turn princes into frogs
Or turn bad children into hogs.
I used to long ago, but now
I seem to have forgotten how.
Was it "Toads and snails and puppies' tails"?
Or "Toes and pails of guppies and whales"?
Or "Toast and bales of stale snail scales"?



I search my books and chew my nails
Wonderin' which is which,
'Cause a witch which can't bewitch
Just can't be a witch.





Find the witches here.



Before they forget and wander off.


Friday, October 21, 2011

Walenda the Witch



This bracelet is really about the Three Vegetarian Witches, who grow organic produce and are working on a zucchini broom.

But I told you their tale recently, so I'll share a Shel Silverstein witch poem to go along with this bracelet and necklace that are up for auction on eBay this week. 


Walenda is the weirdest witch


And maybe you have seen her.


She uses her broom to sweep her room -


And flies on her vacuum cleaner.