~ fire burn and cauldron bubble comes from Act 4, Scene 1 of William Shakespeare's play Macbeth. I am not a Shakespeare fan, but I thought this an appropriate name for my rug (since Saundra always names hers . . . lol).
It is hooked and bound. The finished size is 14" x 17". And of course, the colors are better in person.
{{ I normally don't try to sell anything on my blog, but I just have too darn many Halloween rugs and no place to put them. If anyone is interested, she is $155 which includes shipping.}}
Thanks so much for stopping by.
Pug hugs 😊
Lauren
Very wicked indeed! You always come through when you have so much on your plate. Unfortunately I spent my allowance last week. :-( Could not even stop at my local jaunt yesterday and just passed by. Janice
ReplyDeleteWell the colors I see on my monitor ain't bad at all and knowing how good your work is am sure it will sell.
ReplyDeleteWonderful!! I have a large witch hanging on front door.
ReplyDeleteCathy
It finished up great. I love the beading.
ReplyDeleteOh I LOVE her!!! That beaded edge is perfect!!! (And I do love Shakespeare too...surprised? ;-) )
ReplyDeletePerfection! you really captured the spirit of Halloween, fall, witches and slaving over a hot cauldron to make a mysterious witchy brew.
ReplyDeleteJust Awesome Lauren !!!! The beading really adds so much ! Love it and hope it finds a new home ASAP !!!!
ReplyDeleteI get ya! You can only use so many rugs in your home. Your Halloween witch rug looks great. Hope it finds a good home soon. I feel the same way about my rugs. Some are rolled up and put away in pillow cases to keep them safe from moths.
ReplyDeleteTake care, Hugs.
Julia