This diorama was made by Patricia. My thanks go to her for submitting the pictures and information to my website. You can see more of her work on her blog here: Enchanted Wisdom There are a couple of things that I really like about this diorama. First off the whole thing is completely scratch built including the witch. Secondly I like the simple arrangement. It is just a small scene of a single figure and a table but it still says a lot. This "saying a lot" with just a few items can be tricky to do but this diorama pulls it off perfectly.

The Name of This diorama is: Zulmyra: The Lucky Witch

Here are some of the materials Patricia used to make this diorama:

• Polymer Clay for the doll (Fimo and for the skin is Fimo Puppen)
• Balsa Wood for table and floor
• Fabrics for all the clothes
• Printable papers for the labels
• Acrylic paints

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