I found it!

Well, that link doesn't work -- but I found that if you go to stitcherscloset.com and do a search for Witch's Fate, it'll turn it up for you.

Who knew that could be so complicated...

-- Jere

Sure it does ... or at least it did for me. You just have to separately put in both lines of the URL. What a CUTE CUTE chart by the way. Enjoy stitching it!

Jennifer/Poetta

I had to copy the whole link (because the newsreadher broke it into two lines) and paste it into a word document then click on that and got there. It's adorable!

Pat

Jere Williams wrote:

The link is just fine. It just wrapped to the next line, so you have to patch it together. Or, you can just use:

Shouldn`t the shoes be red, though?

Pat P

Maybe those are just black socks? After Dorothy stole the shoes off the dead witch?

I always thought that was sorta creepy, btw.

Caryn

Ah yes, they should, shouldn't they?

I could embellish them with red beads I suppose.

-- Jere

But creepy is so much fun sometimes. The same designer also has a design with a witch saying "I'll get you my pretty."

I just loved the Wizard of Oz when I was a kid. Funnily, my very favorite part was the flickering when the color changed from black and white to full technicolor -- that, and when the coroner sang, declaring the witch to be truly dead.

-- Jere

Because I ride my bike to work a regular customer suggested that I get a CD player to strap to my handlebars which plays the witch theme music from the movie. I'm not at all sure what that says about his view of me tho! lol

AFI had "I'll get you my pretty, and your little dog too" as one of their top 100 movie lines.

Caryn

The thought of a singing coroner really TS creepy!

Pat P

How about a gift shop?

LOLOLOL! I hate to say it, but "Only in America!!!" (I hope!)

Pat P

The shoes in the original book are silver slippers. I think they changed them to ruby in the movie so they'd be more spectacular in color. I think those are her black socks...

Alis>Ah yes, they should, shouldn't they?

I thought so too, but they've got heels on em.

Elizabeth