If you're a fan of both Halloween and a good cup of coffee, then the resting witch face mug is the perfect addition to your collection. This playful and humorous mug is not only great for enjoying your favorite brew but also adds a touch of spookiness to your daily routine. The mug features the phrase "Resting Witch Face" in bold, eye-catching letters, along with a stylish black and white design of a witch's hat. The phrase itself is a witty play on the popular term "resting bitch face," which refers to a facial expression that appears unapproachable or unfriendly. However, in this case, the term is given a Halloween twist, emphasizing the stereotypical image of a witch. The resting witch face mug is not only a fun addition to your mug collection but also makes for a great gift for any witchy or Halloween-loving friends.
The resting witch face mug is not only a fun addition to your mug collection but also makes for a great gift for any witchy or Halloween-loving friends. So, let your inner witch shine and enjoy each sip of your favorite beverage with this charming and spooky mug..
Tag: Marled Magic Sweater
I know, I know. You have been wondering whatever happened to me. I have been knitting and knitting on the Marled Magic Sweater (by Stephen West), and it just seemed that it would be boring to put up even more pictures of my cat MacKenzie sleeping on ANOTHER chunk of knitted fabric (even if it was mohair fabulousness…).
But this cat isn’t MacKenzie, and besides, he is awake. This is my extremely elusive cat BobMorgan, who I call Yellow Boy in MacKenzie’s posts because, well, he is somewhat lacking in courage. My DIL only knows what he looks like because I sent her a picture. He wails if anything strange (like my sister and I replacing a window screen) happens. He is afraid of the camera, so a shot like this is rare. He is also the source of most of the cat hair in the pictures that I take.
I eventually stopped posting to the blog and just kept on knitting. And knitting. Then I finished the knitting and I was so exhausted by the whole experience that I didn’t get the ends woven in for another week.
I think what did me in was the i-cord bind off, which seemed to go on forever. It did make a really nice finished edge, however, so it was worth the time.
Thursday I took the sweater back out and finished it. It is done. It is beautiful. It is very, very warm. Did I mention that the temperature is in the 80’s outside? I sadly packed the Magic away to wait for colder days and some snow.
Don’t you want to see it?
Blocking was an issue. I didn’t want to stretch the sweater, which would make it longer, so I finally just laid it out on a towel, misted it with a spray bottle, and patted it into shape. Here it is! This sweater is lofty because of all the mohair I used, and is the perfect sweater to wrap up in for cold weather knitting and outings. Oh, did you notice the loose ends? They are all woven in and behaving themselves now. Check out the brioche on the arm (wine colored) the other stitches in this masterpiece were seed stitch, garter, and a simple lace. The black and grey panels in the back happened to be the yarns with cashmere in them too. Oh, my goodness. Wearing this baby feels wonderful!
Not the best pictures, but pretty good for selfies, don’t you think?
I used so many yarns to make this I finally just listed them the best I could in the notes part of my Ravelry entry. If you are interested, here is the link to my project page.
I just checked the weather report… it is going to snow next Thursday! I know what I’ll be wearing while I’m knitting that day!
Have a good weekend everyone.
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Reviews for "Stay Spooky All Day Long with the Resting Witch Face Mug"
1. Sarah - 2/5 stars - I was really disappointed with the "Resting witch face mug". The design looked super cute online, but when it arrived, the quality was just not what I expected. The print was blurry and the colors were not as vibrant as advertised. Additionally, the handle of the mug felt flimsy and cheap. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this product.
2. Alex - 3/5 stars - I had high hopes for the "Resting witch face mug", but it fell short of my expectations. While the design was cute and the print was clear, the size of the mug was much smaller than I anticipated. The image online made it seem like it would be a standard-sized coffee mug, but it was more like a small tea cup. The handle also felt a bit uncomfortable to hold, as it was thin and had an odd shape. I would have loved the mug if it was larger and had a sturdier handle.
3. Jessica - 1/5 stars - I was really dissatisfied with the "Resting witch face mug". Not only was the print quality poor, but the mug also arrived with a chip on the rim. The packaging didn't seem to be protective enough, and the mug was not properly secured. I contacted customer service for a replacement, but they were unresponsive and unhelpful. This was a waste of money, and I would not purchase from this brand again.