In Slavic folklore there's an old witch who lives in the woods: Baba Yaga. You might not know much about this character, but perhaps you've seen her chicken footed house in Dungeons and Dragons, lego sets, or movies. Her spooky, bone strewn, chicken legged hut is so iconic, I want to make a miniature tabletop version to display at Halloween (or maybe year round!) I'm going to use cardboard and basic supplies you can get at the discount or hardware store so that you can see that YOU CAN DO IT TOO!

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Reference images:
1. “The Dancing Hut of Baba Yaga” D & D Module by Lisa Smedman, published by TSR Inc. 1995
2. LEGO Baba Yaga Hut via: https://ideas.lego.com/projects/7c9ee...
3. Baba Yaga fantasy wallpaper by Ruslan66, 2018 via https://www.goodfon.com/wallpaper/bab...
4. Three illustrations by Ivan Bilibin circa 1911. Public Domain.
5. Ace of Clay “Huggy Wuggy” standing figure sculpture on base. Via: https://www.aceofclay.com/videos/ejiw...
6. North of the Border “The Witcher” standing figure sculpture on base via:    • I made the Witcher out of Clay  
7. Dr. Garuda “Wolverine” standing figure sculpture on base via:    • Sculpting WOLVERINE Brown Costume | X...  
8. Clay Artisan JAY “Wonder Woman” standing figure sculpture on base via:    • Clay Sculpture: Mr Bean, the full fig...  
9. Image showing texture of real life chicken feet via: https://img.hobbyfarms.com/wp-content...