• Start by die cutting the Harvest Witch Boot from some purple and orange felt in the Trend Merino Wool set, the green from the Cool set and the boot itself from the black in the Holiday set. See the photo below for how many times to cut each and in what colors. 

• Next, trim some 2 pieces of wire to just short of the length of the long green felt pieces. We are going to turn these into stems that are able to stand straight up and the wire will offer that support. Use 3 strands of green embroidery floss and an embroidery or hand sewing needle to tack the wire into place on one of the green felt pieces at the top, center and bottom. 
• Use a hot glue gun to glue a second stem on top of this wired first piece to encase the wire and hold it in place more. 

• Take the small orange pieces with the cuts in the center, fold it in half and glue on the bottom edge for both. I used a hot glue pen for this--just make sure you are being careful when doing this. Then glue each orange piece to one side of a purple petal felt piece. 
• Roll and glue the petals around the orange piece so it becomes the flower center. Glue and roll the second petal set (with no orange flower center) to create a more full flower.
• Repeat to create the second flowers

• Create the other flower by rolling the long orange piece and gluing it. It will look like a little cinnamon bun when you are done. 
• Lay one of the light purple petals flat on your work surface and then glue the little roll you just made to the edge of the light purple (see the photo below). The continue gluing the roll to the edge of the petals to create the flower shape. Add a second set of petals for a fuller flower. 
• Using 3 strands the same green embroidery floss you used on the stems, stitch the 2 leaves with a running stitch using a tapestry needle.  
• Make sure your green stems have the stitching facing down and glue one of the flowers onto each stem with hot glue. 
• Hand cut out a star shape from the same green felt to create a nice back for your flower. 
• Hot glue this star onto the back of the flower and stem to make it look nicer. 

• Use 3 strands of white embroidery floss to stitch the lacing details on both of your boot pieces (separately, don't stitch them back-to-back yet). 

• Line your boot pieces up. With 3 strands of black embroidery floss, start at the top of the boot on the side that faces toward the toe of the boot (for the photo below, that is the top right). Use a running stitch to go up and down through the holes. We'll go back and get the "missed" sections later. 

• Once you get to the first side of the heel, stop and stuff the toe with Poly-fil. It's easier to stuff that now, rather than later.  You might find it helpful to use a wax tipped tool to help you stuff those fibers down into the point of the toe. 

• Continue stitching until you get to the top corner, opposite of where you started. 
• Add Poly-fil to the heel and a bit to the bottom of the boot. 

• Take your stemmed flowers and use titanium scissors to trim off excess stem and place them inside the top of the boot. 

• Add additional stuffing to fill in the boot nicely. Again, remember to not overstuff as you don't want to pull or tear the felt at the stitching holes.

• Stitch across the top of the boot. You'll have to do a little maneuvering with your needle to get around the stems. 
• Fill in the rest of your stitches by continuing/turning around and filling in the "missing" stitches for a complete look on the front and back. 
• Tie off the black floss with a double knot and snip off the excess floss.  

• Hot glue the 2 leaves to the top corner of the boot above the heel. Then add the last flower on top.
• Tie a piece of white cord or twine into a bow then hot glue it to the top of the lacing detail on the front of your boot. 
• Add a button to the flower cluster using either hot glue or sewing it in place with some floss and an embroidery needle. 

• To create the loop for your witch boot to hang from, take your tapestry needle and use 6 strands of floss, taking it through one of the holes at the top corner above the heel. (I worked from the back side of the boot). 
• Come back through a hole or two away, remove your needle and tie the two ends together, snipping off excess floss. 

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