This free Harry Potter scarf knitting pattern measures 75 inches long x 4 ½” wide. To make this scarf, you only need to know knit and purl. Let’s begin by making our beloved slip knot. We’re going to begin casting on the long tail method onto our circular needle. If you’d like a little help on your circular needle,I have a great tutorial on Knitting in the Round.

A repeating pattern of lace Deathly Hallows symbols forms the heart of this beautiful rectangular shawl inspired by Harry Potter books and movies. Designed by Susanna IC. One of the patterns in Knitting Magic: The Official Harry Potter Knitting Pattern Book. Make Newt Scamander’s old Hufflepuff scarf with this free Harry Potter knitting pattern. You can find this scarf in the Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them movie.Dress up your teapot with this Harry Potter Golden Snitch Tea Cosy. This is not your mom’s tea cosy. Your friends will get a laugh out of this awesome piece. Featuring over 25 magical knits, the book includes patterns for clothing, home projects and keepsakes pulled straight from the movies and even includes a few iconic costume pieces as seen on-screen. Find the perfect knitting pattern and get those needles out, this type of project will see you through Harry Potter movie marathons throughout the fall/winter and keep you cozy once finished. The pattern includes instructions for sizes small, medium, large, extra-large, and extra-extra-large. The sweater is worked top-down in the round. One for the little wizards and witches in your home, get them creating their very own wands, the question is what will be inside? Dragon heartstring? Or maybe the feather of a Pheonix like Harry’s? Decorate these wonderful wands in any way you like, and remember: the wand chooses the wizard!

Make a full-size replica of the amazing Maurader’s map, with this free tutorial and template. You can decide whether you want to age the map or not too. You’ll find all you need in the video tutorial along with a list of tools that you’ll need. Once you’re finished, don’t forget to say, ‘mischief managed’. Doll with separate scarf and cape. Dress appears to be part of doll's body. Designed by Leanna's Designs. DK weight yarn. Designed by Fairisle Fibres inspired by the hat worn by Ron Weasley in Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince movie. Repeat and continue knitting this stripe pattern until your scarf is the length you desire, ending with Color 1. Do you have a Slytherin in your life? If so, knit them this house-inspired scarf. To the general public, it will look as they are just wearing an average scarf. Harry Potter fans will know they are showing their support of Slytherin.Custom Width: You can make this Hogwarts scarf as thin or as wide as you like. Just cast on an odd number of stitches and follow the pattern as written.

Celebrate the beautiful owl, a key element in the Harry Potter series, and they even trained real owls to use in the films! Create a snowy owl like Harry's, Having one of these gracious birds perched on your bookshelf will make you feel like part of the wizarding world, they just, unfortunately, won't deliver your mail, we'll have to leave that to the muggle post. This is a great scarf pattern for cosplayers that want to show their support of Gryffindor. The pattern is super easy to follow. You will need 5 mm circular needles and worsted weight 100% acrylic yarn. Create your very own magical bathtub experience like Harry in the Goblet of Fire when he needs to work out how to open the egg in the second task - we just hope Moaning Murtle isn't hanging around the u-bend in your bathroom! You'll receive these spectacular bath bombs, ready to be painted, this would be a fun and creative activity for the little wizards in your family, plus it makes bath time fun.Am I gonna run out of Yellow yarn though because I upped the stitches and inches on the large section? Allison Hansel designed this sweater aftere the sweaters Mrs. Weasley made for her kids and Harry for Christmas in the first movie. Cute beverage cosy inspired by Harry Potter complete with loop stitch hair, scarf, glasses and scar. Designed by Bobbi Jo Quigley. Pictured project by skazyla.