Creepy Witch of the Woods

Yes she is very creepy!  To find out more about her visit my etsy shop. She is looking for a new home. 

Creepy Creeps Pumpkin Stem Minions

Hi spooky friends! Finished these two still working on the little one. I hope to have her done soon.
Witch sold.
So much going on this time of year with my boys and such it's hard to get online at all!
I hope everyone is having a wonderful Summer.
As for me I'm looking forward to Fall!

Primitive Pumpkin Stem Peeps and Wine Cork Pumps

Well Hello again!
Not much in the mood for bunnies. Did manage to make one.
Here are my latest Primitive Pumpkins. The big ones are made with real pumpkin stems. The little guys are wine corks. All have real acorn cap hats. They have watch gear eyes and vintage button eyes.
All are weird you've got to keep your eyes on them. They seem to turn about on their own! Boo!

Mushroom Man

Hi friends! Happy Friday the 13th!
Here is my latest creation.
Listed in my etsy shop if you'd like a look see.
Every year I make a least one of these fellows!
This guy is freaked out!
Anyway have a great weekend and don't let the freaks get ya!

Haunted Spooky Candle

Before

After!  Finished this Spooky Candle always wanted to make one like this.
Wishing you all a great day and week ahead! Happy September! It's back to school time yeah!

Sunday Reading





October 28 1961
artist Anatol Kovarsky



October 29 1979
artist Charles E. Martin

October 29 1984
artist Arnie Levin

November 3 1986
artist Charles Addams



The New Yorker

The New Yorker was first published weekly in 1925.  Most often focusing on cultural life in New York City. It also deals with larger issues in pop culture, social issues, humor and art to name a few.
I love that they use different artists for their covers!