Harry Potter Knitting Magic: The official Harry Potter knitting pattern book

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If yours is getting out of control just like Harry's always remember Hagrids top tip: simply stroke the book's spine and he'll relax right away. One for the little wizards and witches in your home, get them creating their very own wands, the question is what will be inside? I am finding that when I do the first yellow join it looks great, even, but by the end of that row it is not even. There are two things you'll need to be careful about: that you pull the cast-on row closed tightly when joining, and that the row isn't twisted around the needle (otherwise you'll have to rip back to the beginning and start over).

We gather the best knitting patterns and knitting designers from around the world and put them all in one place to make it easier for you to find a range of hgh quality knitting patterns. In the kit, you'll receive ten templates to choose from, and enough needle and thread to complete two of the cover designs. In this pattern tutorial, we’ll go through the third and fourth year scarf style, with two smaller bands of color. You'll find all your favourites including Harry, Hermione, Ron, Hagrid and even your least favourite (unless you are a Slytherin that is), Voldemort (ahem.With this project, you can choose whatever colour fabric you like and you'll have your very own personalised dragon, even Hagrid would be envious of!

If you need a bit more practice, check out the How to Knit: Ultimate Beginner’s Guide to get a handle on the basic steps of knitting. From the editors of the popular special issue Jane Austen Knits comes a brand new literary inspired magazine that will take you into a magical world of knitting. There’s something wonderfully preppy and fantastical about a Harry Potter Scarf, or more accurately, a Hogwarts House Scarf. If the wand needs stiffening, either insert a toothpick inside the wand or use a liberal amount of hairspray to stiffen.This dog sweater was made for my dog Jason, he has the Weasley coloring and suits maroon very well – as you can see his initial has been added to the back of the sweater. The uniforms, originally designed by Judianna Makovsky for Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone and reimagined by Jany Temime for Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, are mostly gray or black and embellished with each student’s house colors.