Once upon a time in a quaint little village, there lived a witch named Azura. Unlike most witches who were known for their dark magic and wicked deeds, Azura was different. She had a kind and tender heart. Azura's magic was not used for casting curses or causing harm, but rather for spreading positivity and joy. The villagers were initially skeptical of Azura and her intentions. They had heard tales of witches and their mischief and were wary of her presence.
You may not use the designs in the pattern to create and sell an embroidery pattern, or acrylic templates of all the pieces in the pattern.
As the duo begins working on their rustic little fixer-upper, talking all the while about Simon s mom, with the inquisitive little tween asking a million questions about the marriage that didn t make it, it slowly becomes apparent that they re not alone in the house. Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item.
They had heard tales of witches and their mischief and were wary of her presence. However, Azura soon won over their hearts with her helpful nature and gentle demeanor. Azura's magic was unique and often misunderstood.
Wendi the Witch Applique Pattern
Make a cute (and very elegant) witch as a fun wall hanging, trick or treat bag, or block in a larger Halloween quilt!
This is exclusively available as a PDF pattern, delivered instantly and ready to print onto letter-size paper or fusible adhesive sheets. No shipping costs and no waiting!
With detailed instructions, step by step photos, and video tutorials, this versatile pattern is easy enough for beginners. Use it to make quilts, pillows, wall hangings, tote bags and more!
Perfect for Halloween!
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Pattern DetailsYou Get. . .
- A digital pattern delivered by email. (If you're not sure what a PDF pattern is, you'll find more info here.)
- SVG file for use with electric cutting machines
- Full-sized applique pattern so there’s no enlarging needed
- Reversed and exploded appliqué pattern to print directly onto freezer paper or fusible adhesive. No tracing!
- Detailed instructions and lots of step by step photos – you’ll never feel lost or wonder if you’re doing it right.
- Video showing how to assemble the block from start to finish.
- Links to additional videos teaching you all the skills you’ll need to complete the project.
- Links to additional patterns (free ones!) for finished projects you can make using your witch pattern.
Bonus!
You also get an embroidery pattern! Use it to make a fancy quilt label, stitch on a T-shirt or tea towel, or trick or treat bag - you get the idea!
The embroidery pattern has her in a swirly oval frame and includes additional texture details for you to stitch.
Size
The pattern contains all the pieces in two different sizes. One fits completely in the 10" square finished block that's standard for Shiny Happy World patterns.
The other fits completely in a 12" square finished block - or busts out of a 10 inch block as seen in the sample photo of the Polaroid block.
That sample uses two additional tutorials - both free.
- How to Add a Polaroid Frame to Your Block
- How to Make Your Applique Bust Out of Its Frame
The embroidery pattern is in two sizes - 4 and 8 inches tall.
Difficulty
I designed this pattern to teach appliqué – so it’s great for beginners, and a fun and relaxing project for more experienced stitchers. If you can use your sewing machine, you have the skills you need to make this cute applique witch.
I used appliqué with fusible adhesive and Quilt As You Go to make a super easy quilt - all done on the machine. The pattern also includes links to videos teaching needle turn appliqué and machine appliqué with freezer paper, in case you prefer those methods.
Materials NeededYou can find links to sources for many of my favorite tools and supplies here.
For a single block you'll just need an 11" square of fabric and some scraps for the applique. You'll also need a sheet of fusible adhesive. I use Heat & Bond Lite for all my quilts.
If you're making a quilt in one of my standard sizes, here are recommended fabric amounts needed.
Crib Size (50" square)
- 3 yards of a variety of background fabrics
- assorted prints for the appliques (get at least 7 fat quarters, but you’ll probably want more for variety)
- 2 1/2 yards fabric for the quilt back (or 1 1/2 yards Cuddle Fleece )
- 1/2 yard binding fabric
Napping Size (50" x 60")
- 3 1/3 yards of a variety of background fabrics
- assorted prints for the appliques (get at least 8 fat quarters, but you’ll probably want more for variety)
- 4 yards fabric for the quilt back (or 2 yards Cuddle Fleece )
- 1/2 yard binding fabric
Twin Size (70" x 90")
- 7 yards of a variety of background fabrics
- assorted prints for the appliques (get at least 16 fat quarters, but you’ll probably want more for variety)
- 5 yards fabric for the quilt back (or 4 yards Cuddle Fleece )
- 5/8 yard binding fabric
You'll find materials lists for additional quilt sizes here .
This pattern is not available for commercial resale. That means you may not copy and sell or digitally distribute the pattern or any variation of the pattern.
For example, you may not print the pattern and sell those copies.
You may not use the designs in the pattern to create and sell an embroidery pattern, or acrylic templates of all the pieces in the pattern.
Yes!
You may, however, sell anything you make with Shiny Happy World patterns as long as you are the one making it.
For example, if you're using this pattern to make pillows which you sell at a craft fair or in an online shop, that's great!
Talk to Me
If you're hiring out any part of the process, please get in touch and we'll work out a fair licensing agreement.
For example, if you want to hire someone to sew those pillows, or if you want to have the design printed on fabric that you sew into pillows, those two scenarios would require a licensing agreement. Get in touch! I'm easy to talk to. :-) [email protected]
She had the ability to heal wounded animals and mend broken hearts. Her potions were not concocted for ill intentions but to bring comfort and solace to those in need. The villagers soon realized that Azura's magic was a gift, not a curse. They began to seek her out whenever they needed her assistance, whether it was for ailing crops or personal troubles. As the village prospered under Azura's benevolent magic, word spread to neighboring towns and villages. People came from far and wide, seeking Azura's help and guidance. The tenderhearted witch was always ready to extend a helping hand, never asking for anything in return. She became known as the "Witch of Compassion" and her reputation grew, far beyond what she could have imagined. However, not everyone was accepting of Azura's kind-hearted nature. There were those who believed that all witches were evil and unworthy of trust. They spread rumors and tried to tarnish Azura's name, but the villagers who had come to know and love her stood by her side. They defended her character and spoke of the countless lives she had touched with her magic. Azura's legacy continued to grow, and soon she became a revered figure in the realm of magic. Her story was passed down from one generation to the next, inspiring young witches to use their powers for good. Azura's tender heart and unwavering kindness became a symbol of hope, reminding people that even in a world filled with darkness, there is always room for compassion. In the end, Azura's magic brought not only healing and joy but also unity. She taught the villagers and witches alike that true power lies not in the ability to harm others but in the capacity to love unconditionally. Azura's story serves as a reminder that appearances can be deceiving, and it is our actions, not our labels, that define who we truly are..
Reviews for "The Tenderhearted Witch Azura: A Beacon of Light in the Dark Magic World"
- John - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with "The tenderhearted witch azura". The story was slow-moving and didn't capture my interest at all. The characters felt flat and uninteresting, and I couldn't connect with any of them. The writing style was also lacking, with awkward and clunky prose. Overall, I found this book to be a real letdown.
- Sarah - 1 star - I couldn't finish "The tenderhearted witch azura". The plot was confusing and scattered, and the worldbuilding was poorly developed. It felt like the author didn't really have a clear vision for the story, and it made for a frustrating reading experience. The dialogue was unnatural and stilted, and the romance felt forced and unbelievable. I wouldn't recommend this book to anyone.
- Mark - 2 stars - "The tenderhearted witch azura" didn't live up to my expectations. The pacing was off, with boring and repetitive sections that made it hard to stay engaged. The main character, Azura, was supposed to be a witch, but her abilities were barely explored or explained. The overall plot was weak and lacked depth, and the ending felt rushed and unsatisfying. I was hoping for a captivating and magical story, but unfortunately, this book fell short.
- Emily - 1 star - I found "The tenderhearted witch azura" to be incredibly dull and uninspiring. The author's storytelling lacked creativity and originality, and the plot felt like a rehashed version of other fantasy books I've read. The dialogue was cringeworthy and the characters were one-dimensional, making it hard to care about their journey. The writing itself was also subpar, with numerous grammatical errors and awkward phrasing. I wouldn't waste my time on this book.