On this page, we have conjured up 12 Harry Potter Crochet Patterns that we think will give you that same warming feeling inside as a frothy mug of butterbeer.

Ravelry: Hogwarts Crest Blanket pattern by Vincent Williams Ravelry: Hogwarts Crest Blanket pattern by Vincent Williams

This may not look quite like her infamous purple beaded clutch but the effect for a Hermione Granger purse pattern is the same. This Harry Potter Apron from Rilla at The Perfect Stitch is available in both adult and child sizes. A couple of them go up to a 5XL, one goes up to a 6XL, 2 only go up to a 3XL, and one stops at a 2XL as its largest size.The flat nature of them makes them look slightly more like a Christmas tree ornament or a decorative pillow than an amigurumi. Many are good patterns in their own right, but, this is the magical world of Harry Potter, a place of wonder, mystery, alien to muggles like us, a treasure trove of inspiration.

Ravelry: Harry Potter Crochet Wizardry (Insight Editions Ravelry: Harry Potter Crochet Wizardry (Insight Editions

It's a well known fact that us crafters love to make things inspired by our favourite films and books, and when it comes to the magical realm of Hogwarts, there has been an explosion* of kits, patterns and hooks in recent years for those of us who want to give a dose of witchcraft or wizardry to our crochet projects. Stephanie from Crochetverse put a lot of thought and effort into making this brilliant Harry Potter Wand Crochet Pattern and we are grateful!

Once you’ve picked out your yarn, you’ll want to find the perfect pattern for your Harry Potter-themed project.

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We also have a few Hogwarts-inspired crochet patterns that complete this collection, including an owl granny square and a couple of bags, including a dragon scale bag that you will want to take with you on your next trip on the Hogwarts Express (or the Knight Bus if you prefer). This is simple and cheap kit to try your hand at crocheting your own Harry Potter characters is great if you're on a budget.

While I myself can get by with a L or an XL depending on how oversized it’s meant to be, I know plenty of people who can’t, and thus it would have been nice if they had chosen patterns that would have allowed ALL of the garment instructions to be offered in the same range of plus sizes. None of the ones in this book do that though, which is a real shame because if they had, then that could have been a potential solution to the garment sizing issue I already talked about. Jumping off of the previous point, the garment patterns and blanket patterns don’t contain additional instructions for how to customize the size beyond what is already written.