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Once upon a time, in a small village nestled deep in the heart of a dense forest, there lived a wicked witch. This witch, known as Morgana, was believed to possess immense powers and was feared by all who knew of her existence. Her pale complexion and jet-black hair added to her mysterious and terrifying aura. The stories of Morgana's cruelty and malevolence were passed down from generation to generation, serving as a warning to children in the village to stay away from the forest. It was said that she would capture innocent souls and torment them until there was nothing left of their once vibrant spirits. One moonlit night, a young girl named Emily, filled with curiosity and an adventurous spirit, decided to sneak away from her home and venture into the forest.

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An enchanted object that may or may not have a life of its own the Witch s Broom is the vessel by which a witch soars the skies usually at night and casts her wicked spells, often riding beside her will be her familiar a demon, often anthropomorphic or otherwise animalistic, found in attendance in a witch in the form of a black cat often she is heading to a sabbath or some secluded area to mix her potions. This diverse selection of costumes and accessories are all artfully designed and expertly crafted by our talented team of artists, designers, and developers.

One moonlit night, a young girl named Emily, filled with curiosity and an adventurous spirit, decided to sneak away from her home and venture into the forest. Ignoring the warnings of her family, she believed that the stories of Morgana were merely exaggerations, tales spun to frighten children into obedience. As Emily tiptoed deeper into the forest, the air grew colder and the trees began to close in around her.

Wicked Witch of the West's Broom

Not having access to a 6 foot lathe, I had to get creative. I found a bun foot at Rockler that is very close to the turning on the witch's broom. I had to cut the top part off and drill out the center, but it worked.

The rest of the broom is a wooden closet rod (shaped with a spokeshave), leather, aluminum flashing, and grass from Pottery Barn.

ETA: I'm not happy with the handle and it needs more "pouf" under the leather bands. They are on my list to fxi someday. I know the grass is too long, but it breaks off and sheds like you wouldn't believe. I figure some day it will be the right length on its own.

I also posted a pic of the hat in the Costuming forum.

Cleverlilminx

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Apollo

Legendary Member

My Ex will be phoning shortly she needs a new one.

Seriously though great job on a cool prop from a classic!!

Bilbo Baggins

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Not too shabby at all :thumbsup

I have seen some old flat-shovel handles that have that bulb-end that may work.

MaulWalker

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Not too shabby at all :thumbsup

I have seen some old flat-shovel handles that have that bulb-end that may work.

I thought of that, but the shovel handles aren't long enough. But I did take a piece of brown paper, laid it out on the floor of Home Depot, and traced a shovel handle. I just haven't used the pattern to modify the handle yet.

Probe Droid

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MW: Nice job.:thumbsup

Bilbo Baggins

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I thought of that, but the shovel handles aren't long enough. But I did take a piece of brown paper, laid it out on the floor of Home Depot, and traced a shovel handle. I just haven't used the pattern to modify the handle yet.

IF I ever get around to making mine, I plan to sculpt the whole thing from a 4"x4"x8' ..using a reciprocating saw, files and sandpaper.
It's crude, but, I've used that method to make a totokia war club and I was very happy with the results. ..not very safe..but, got the job done.

hansicle

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It's been a while , but when I saw this thread a while ago, I thought it would be neat to make a broom myself. I thought it would make a unique gift for my Mom for mother's day , since she loves the Wizard of OZ, and I already gave her a pair of ruby slippers a few years back.

This is what I managed to do

I noticed while going through the DVD for screen caps, there must have been several different brooms used as the webbing changes size. The burnt broom has a much wider webbed portion, similar to what I replicated, but the pictures from the Munchkin village, the webbing is shorter. Even in the scene where she lights it on fire, the bristles look more like coarse straw, while in others, it drops like grass.

I kinda made my broom a mish mosh of the various incarnations.

Smiling Demon

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**Miketrixx**

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nice work you've done there

MaulWalker

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I noticed while going through the DVD for screen caps, there must have been several different brooms used as the webbing changes size. The burnt broom has a much wider webbed portion, similar to what I replicated, but the pictures from the Munchkin village, the webbing is shorter. Even in the scene where she lights it on fire, the bristles look more like coarse straw, while in others, it drops like grass.

I kinda made my broom a mish mosh of the various incarnations.

The variations drive you crazy, don't they? Your version looks very nice.

To keep my grass version from being so floppy, I went to a craft store and found small, thin branches. I inserted about five of those into the end of the dowel rod and cut them so they were about seven inches long. They help keep the grass from flopping over so close to the wrapping.

Funky

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It's been a while , but when I saw this thread a while ago, I thought it would be neat to make a broom myself. I thought it would make a unique gift for my Mom for mother's day , since she loves the Wizard of OZ, and I already gave her a pair of ruby slippers a few years back.

This is what I managed to do

I noticed while going through the DVD for screen caps, there must have been several different brooms used as the webbing changes size. The burnt broom has a much wider webbed portion, similar to what I replicated, but the pictures from the Munchkin village, the webbing is shorter. Even in the scene where she lights it on fire, the bristles look more like coarse straw, while in others, it drops like grass.

I kinda made my broom a mish mosh of the various incarnations.

An eerie silence enveloped her, the only sound being the soft rustling of leaves under her feet. Suddenly, a chilling wind began to blow, causing Emily's heart to race in her chest. Out of the corner of her eye, she caught a glimpse of a figure cloaked in darkness, moving swiftly between the trees. Before she could process what she had seen, Morgana appeared before her, her eyes gleaming with a sinister glow. Terrified, Emily tried to run, but her legs felt heavy as if held down by an invisible force. Morgana cackled, enjoying the fear she instilled in the young girl. With a wave of her hand, she cast a spell, trapping Emily in a web of thorny vines. Emily fought with all her might, desperately trying to break free from the wicked witch's clutches. She closed her eyes and whispered a prayer, summoning the strength of her ancestors. **In a sudden burst of light, the vines disintegrated, and Emily found herself standing face to face with Morgana.** It was then that Emily noticed the emptiness in Morgana's eyes, the hollowness of her soul. She realized that beneath the terrifying exterior, the witch was nothing more than a lost and tormented soul seeking power and control. Summoning her courage, Emily reached out to Morgana, offering her compassion and understanding. Slowly, Morgana's eyes softened, and for the first time in centuries, she felt a flicker of warmth in her heart. Together, Emily and Morgana embarked on a journey of healing and redemption. They worked together to restore harmony and peace to the forest, using Morgana's powers for good rather than evil. And so, the village's tales of the blood-curdling witch turned into stories of hope and compassion, reminding everyone that even the darkest souls can find redemption and a chance at a new beginning..

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