I’m a Good Witch…for the most part

We’re sharing supernatural versions of our Sim-selves over on The Sims Daily, and I thought I might as well share here, too!

This is Jeneva Morphew, and her house is called — what else? — Morphew House. You can download just Jeneva, Jeneva + Morphew House, or just Morphew House by itself. Options are good.

Here’s Jeneva, playing with magic:

Moonlight Falls

She’s slimmer than my usual Sim-self because I figure a witch knows where to find a steady supply of “Lean and Mean” elixirs. :D

And here’s her house…it’s a simple farmhouse built in the style of most of the other Moonlight Falls domiciles. And…it’s pink.

Moonlight Falls

Moonlight Falls

Moonlight Falls

Moonlight Falls

Moonlight Falls

Moonlight Falls

Moonlight Falls

Some overviews…I only have one bedroom in the house, but it could easily be turned into a 3 bedroom if you transformed the study and the alchemy room.

Moonlight Falls

Moonlight Falls

I placed the lot at 302 Knott Street, by the water tower, but you can place it on any 40 x 40 lot. If you want to place it at 302, you’ll probably have to change the existing lot type to Residential and delete the shrubbery and one tree on the old lot, otherwise you won’t be able to place the new lot.

Also, there are some plants planted in the front yard, near the porch (including a Perfect quality Mandrake, thanks to a seed Jeneva found in the fairy arboretum!), as well as some lettuce and tomatoes in garden planters on the back porch.

There is no CC in either the house or the Sim. Also, you should only need Base Game + Supernatural, except for Jeneva’s glasses, which I think are from Generations. But any black glasses will do!

Here are the download links:

Jeneva Morphew (Sim only)

Morphew House (with Jeneva)

Morphew House (no Sims)

Enjoy! :)

9 thoughts on “I’m a Good Witch…for the most part

  1. She’s got Dame Edna glasses! The house looks cool, too! Is that a proper covered porch on the front, or is it camera angle? The old covered porches used to be an utter nightmare to do in Sims 2 until I figured out a trick (shhh, secret. Enclose the porch with walls like you would any other room, slap the roof on the house, lock the roof in place, delete the walls enclosing the porch, and viola, no, hold on voila, covered porch). It’s gotta be simpler by now, surely?

    • Gosh, was it that complicated in Sims 2? I totally forgot about that! In Sims 3, you can place a roof over anything as long as there are walls or columns underneath. However, for this house, I just made a flat roof over the porch and added the little gothic fencing around the edge. I did also use the new fencing in Supernatural which has built in columns and detailing at the top, which really helps make porches look more porch-y! :D

      • You were supposed to be able to do the columns thing in Sims 2, but it never looked right, and would occasionally, when it did work, cause some really weird stuff to happen, like leaving big gaps in the roof. I think MikeInside had a building tutorial on how to do it another way, but I don’t remember,, and I’m not even sure if the site is still there :-)

  2. Always enjoying your posts, you have so much talent decorating those houses and creating new Sims with interesting biographies. I’m really having a lot of fun reading this. :) Thanks!

  3. What a cool witch simself you have in Jeneva!!

    Gaaahhhhh, and her house!!! It’s gorgeous!! I love that it’s pink!

  4. Ok, wtf happened to the ability to use the bulldozer tool in edit town to delete everything on a lot without deleting the actual lot? grrrr.