The metaphor of witches streaking their hair, often depicted as having a gray or white streak amidst dark hair, has been used in literature and folklore to symbolize their connection to the supernatural or otherworldly powers. This visual representation serves as a metaphor for the blending of light and dark forces within witches and their ability to harness both good and evil energies. The streak of white or gray hair amidst the darker strands represents the contrast between their dual nature and the dichotomy of their abilities. Moreover, the streak serves as a visible sign of their connection to the mystical realm, signifying their wisdom, experience, and magical power. In some tales, the streak of hair is said to be a result of making a pact with a supernatural entity, further emphasizing the witch's otherworldly ties. Overall, the imagery of the streaked hair in witches is a powerful metaphor that conveys their unique role as intermediaries between the natural and supernatural worlds.
Acrylic Paint- Orange and Black
Overall, the imagery of the streaked hair in witches is a powerful metaphor that conveys their unique role as intermediaries between the natural and supernatural worlds..
Dollar Tree Wicked Witch Hat
So if you could even imagine that I found myself strolling the craft aisles of Dollar Tree the other day, imagine that LOL. When I spotted these adorable wooden witch hats I knew that I could transform them into something even more eye catching. Follow along with me and learn how to make your very own Dollar Tree Wicked Witch Hat.
Supplies:
Scrapbook Paper- Hobby Lobby and Joanns
Witch Hat- Dollar Tree
Wicked Cut Out- Dollar Tree
Acrylic Paint- Orange and Black
Sanding Sponge for removing excess paper off edges
Step 1 of this project is to trace your scrapbook paper over the slats of the Witch Hat. I alternated my scrapbook paper designs on my hat. You can use your scrapbook paper however you would like.
Step 2, paint your Witch Hat. I used the black acrylic paint, this can take up to 2 coats. Make sure that you cover the entire hat.
Step 3, once the paint is dry on your Witch Hat, grab your scrapbook paper cut outs. You are going to attach them to your Witch Hat using the Mod Podge.
Step 4 is to paint your Wicked sign. I used orange for the sign itself and black for the little witch hat with a little orange stripe to help make it stand out. This will take 2 coats, and again make sure to cover the entire sign.
Step 5, after the paint on your sign is dry you are going to attach to the Witch Hat using hot glue. You may place this on your hat however you see fit. With this final step your Witch Hat is complete.
This Witch Hat came out so stinking cute. Just enough spooky to brighten up a in home Halloween display. I had a lot of fun making mine and I hope you will too. Do you think you will make Dollar Tree Wicked Witch Hat?
If you enjoyed this DIY check out more below, and find me on social media!
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Wicked Cut Out- Dollar Tree
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Reviews for "Streaked Hair as a Means of Channeling Supernatural Energies in Witches"
1. Jane - 2 stars
I found the use of the witches streak hair metaphor in this book to be overused and unnecessary. It felt cliché and uninspired, adding nothing to the story or character development. The constant mention of the witches' hair became repetitive and took away from what could have been a more engaging plot. Overall, I was disappointed with this aspect of the book and it prevented me from fully enjoying the story.
2. Mark - 2.5 stars
While I appreciated the attempt to incorporate a unique metaphor to describe the witches in this novel, I felt that the streak hair metaphor was forced and awkwardly inserted throughout the narrative. It seemed like the author was trying too hard to create a memorable visual image, but it came across as contrived and detracted from the overall flow of the story. I understand the intention behind the metaphor, but I believe it could have been executed in a more subtle and effective manner.
3. Sarah - 3 stars
The witches' streak hair metaphor in this book just didn't resonate with me. I found it distracting and difficult to connect with the characters and their struggles. While I understand the desire to use a unique and visually striking metaphor, I believe it ultimately fell flat in its execution. I wish the author had focused more on developing the characters and their relationships instead of relying on this repetitive and somewhat gimmicky imagery. Overall, I was not impressed with the use of the witches' streak hair metaphor in this novel.