Its holloween Craft Time!



Welcome to our first class on Necromancy!

In honor of Halloween this month, let’s focus on the connection points between the worlds of the living and the dead. To complete this month’s assignment, make something that is inspired by: 1) an historical figure that is now deceased 2) an undead creature (zombie, vampire, skeleton, ghost, etc.), or 3) both (now would be the time to make that Zombie Abe Lincoln) Bonus points, as always, for house colors or making me laugh.

Note: Projects may be inspired by a deceased historical figure or undead creature. They don’t have to be actual representations of them

This was a fun little pattern, took me a little while to figure out what to do after the chain 8! But then after making a few I made improvments to the pattern. I made 10of these cute little guys each took about 5min.

Well as young witch’s and wizzards we listened to fables to teach us lessons. One of my favorite fables was about 10 young wizzards and the dangers of doing magic too young. I believe the muggle version is 10 little monkey’s jumping on the bed or some such rubbish! Anyway in the wizzerd version it is much dangerous of course adn all the young wizzards die from practicing magic at too young an age, so I present 10 young ghosts!!

Pattern Name: Ghoooooostly Napkin Ring
By: Cylinda Mathews
www.crochetmemories.com/archive/freeghostlynapkinring.html

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