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Pam sent me these photos of her second attempt at a witch's face, which I think turned out really well.
I see all kinds of improvements that she was aiming for from her first one.
Although I really liked it too!
Pam had said that she wanted to make the black dots on her eyes, and give the witch a pointier and more pronounced chin. Her hair looks exactly like what I try really hard to keep mine from looking like. Perfect for a witch. And Pam added decorations on this witch's hat which wa another goal.
Well done Pam! I know it's harder to make a second round of a bead after it's been discussed so thoroughly, but it just goes to show how quickly we can make changes and see a big difference. You can find these witches in Pam's etsy shop.
Next week I'll write a mini tutorial for you and then the following week we'll have an online coaching session. If you're interested in being a student, please contact me.
Happy Saturday to you.
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Marcy, I'm loving this series!
ReplyDeletePam, great witch!