Woodcraft Witchcraft

Professor Spellbinder's
Woodcraft Witchcraft

All of the following items are made from thin craft wood, foam board, paper and foam craft sheets. You will need light wood or foam cutting and drilling tools to make them.

Nor do I make use of the Fraidy-Cat Rabbit effect, although I am sure you realize that you could make that effect with any of these characters by making a foamboard box.

It should also be noted that these are standing figures, not playing cards, jumbo or otherwise. Effects making use of jumbo card methods are pretty much covered in The Wizards' Journal #17.

If you want any of the above traditional effects, you don't need to buy any of these e-Books; just apply the principles to whatever characters your heart desires.

I prefer to make my Woodcraft Witchcraft effects happen out in the open, away from foamboard boxes or tubes, unless, of course, they add to the story. For each effect included in this section, expect to find NEW and DIFFERENT methods, effects, and principles.

Tinkerbell

A Woodcraft project complete with the Disney seal of approval! The work is already half done for you and just needs some magic touches to put Tinkerbell to work. Oh, yes, and you'll also need a tinkly bell!

Dapper Dan

This can also be used as a Boy or Girl Scout effect, making the uniform appear hap-hazardly at first, and then all straightened out. The character can be changed as well; a clown, a cowboy, a pirate, a princess, etc.

Super Hero

Super heroes come in all forms, shapes and sizes. Here's one that starts out as a cartoon character and transforms into the host or hostess of the party being given. Mon or Dad (or both) becomes Super Heroes!

Circus Capers

Red Riding Wolf

These woodcraft or foamboard figures will be used to tell the familiar story of Little Red Riding Hood, the Big Bad Wolf, and Grandma. But a word of warning! Grandma does't like to be fooled!

Multiplying Rabbits

This used to be done with little sponge bunnies. Here's the woodcraft bunny version and the rabbits are getting better at both multiplication and division!

Paul Bunyan and Babe

Tell the story of Paul Bunyan and his giant Ox, Babe. This makes use of some REALLY BIG pieces of foamboard. It's a good thing foamboard is lightweight and easy to carry!

Jack and the Beanstalk

An entire short play in one act. The figures are made of woodcraft or foamboard, the beanstalk is a rope dyed green, and you'll need lots of little helpers to stage it!

Over the Rainbow

You may THINK you know this one when you see the growing and shrinking rainbows, but these can out-perform the traditional ones. You are left with a giant rainbow that can then be used with the next project.

Off to See the Wizard

Here are all the familiar characters of Oz; Dorethy and Toto, the Scarecrow, the Tin Man, and the Cowardly Lion. You get to play the part of the Wizard.

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Professor Spellbinder's Woodcraft Witchcraft

All of the following items are made from thin craft wood, foam board, paper and foam craft sheets. You will need light wood or foam cutting and drilling tools to make them.

Nor do I make use of the Fraidy-Cat Rabbit effect, although I am sure you realize that you could make that effect with any of these characters by making a foamboard box.

It should also be noted that these are standing figures, not playing cards, jumbo or otherwise. Effects making use of jumbo card methods are pretty much covered in The Wizards' Journal #17.

If you want any of the above traditional effects, you don't need to buy any of these e-Books; just apply the principles to whatever characters your heart desires.

I prefer to make my Woodcraft Witchcraft effects happen out in the open, away from foamboard boxes or tubes, unless, of course, they add to the story. For each effect included in this section, expect to find NEW and DIFFERENT methods, effects, and principles.

Tinkerbell

A Woodcraft project complete with the Disney seal of approval! The work is already half done for you and just needs some magic touches to put Tinkerbell to work. Oh, yes, and you'll also need a tinkly bell!

Dapper Dan

This can also be used as a Boy or Girl Scout effect, making the uniform appear hap-hazardly at first, and then all straightened out. The character can be changed as well; a clown, a cowboy, a pirate, a princess, etc.

Super Hero

Super heroes come in all forms, shapes and sizes. Here's one that starts out as a cartoon character and transforms into the host or hostess of the party being given. Mon or Dad (or both) becomes Super Heroes!

Circus Capers

Red Riding Wolf

These woodcraft or foamboard figures will be used to tell the familiar story of Little Red Riding Hood, the Big Bad Wolf, and Grandma. But a word of warning! Grandma does't like to be fooled!

Multiplying Rabbits

This used to be done with little sponge bunnies. Here's the woodcraft bunny version and the rabbits are getting better at both multiplication and division!

Paul Bunyan and Babe

Tell the story of Paul Bunyan and his giant Ox, Babe. This makes use of some REALLY BIG pieces of foamboard. It's a good thing foamboard is lightweight and easy to carry!

Jack and the Beanstalk

An entire short play in one act. The figures are made of woodcraft or foamboard, the beanstalk is a rope dyed green, and you'll need lots of little helpers to stage it!

Over the Rainbow

You may THINK you know this one when you see the growing and shrinking rainbows, but these can out-perform the traditional ones. You are left with a giant rainbow that can then be used with the next project.

Off to See the Wizard

Here are all the familiar characters of Oz; Dorethy and Toto, the Scarecrow, the Tin Man, and the Cowardly Lion. You get to play the part of the Wizard.

Individual Articles may be purchased at $5.00 each using the above PayPal buttons

Go Back to The Magic Nook Home Page

Professor Spellbinder's
Woodcraft Witchcraft