Witchcraft: Patterns for Craftspeople and Artisans

Witches, wizards, and sorcerers and a companion array of bats, cats, owls, and rats abound in the pages of this compendium of patterns for projects in stained glass. The designs work equally well on a wide range of crafts—appliqué, card making, ceramics, embroidery, mosaics, or quilting. Infused with a bit of humor and a touch of cheekiness, the characters are delightfully wicked and sometimes downright garish. Each of the more than 30 designs appears in a full-color page accompanied by a line drawing pattern which may be easily reproduced at a smaller or larger size. A series of verses interspersed throughout the graphics further enhance the characters’ nature.

Witches, wizards, and sorcerers and a companion array of bats, cats, owls, and rats abound in the pages of this compendium of patterns for projects in stained glass. The designs work equally well on a wide range of crafts—appliqué, card making, ceramics, embroidery, mosaics, or quilting. Infused with a bit of humor and a touch of cheekiness, the characters are delightfully wicked and sometimes downright garish. Each of the more than 30 designs appears in a full-color page accompanied by a line drawing pattern which may be easily reproduced at a smaller or larger size. A series of verses interspersed throughout the graphics further enhance the characters’ nature.

Jillian Sawyer is a stained glass artist and has taught the art of leadlight and copper foiling for many years. She is the author of 12 books, including Butterfly, Faerie Frolics, Faerie Lights, Frog Song, and Of Dragon Wings and Faerie Things.