Harry Potter Knitting Magic: New Patterns from Hogwarts & Beyond

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Years ago there was an unofficial Harry Potter inspired knitting pattern book, which was great fun (in fact, I’m knitting a wizard robe for my daughter right now that’s a pattern from that book), but Harry Potter Knitting Magic by Tanis Gray is even better because it’s officially licensed so it includes pattern replicas of pieces used in the films as well as inspired by characters and objects in the movies. Charted scarf pattern with symbols for the Hogwarts crest, sorting hat, Harry, Hedwig, Deathly Hallows, golden snitch, and more. Designed by Karen Pritchard. The Holly Jolly Hat from Rosie Posie Knit Co on Etsy gives you lots of options, with four different sizes for babies through adults and two different options for the main colorwork — reindeer or coffee/hot chocolate mugs. The pattern also includes trees and snowflakes. They’re made with worsted weight yarn in four colors.

If you're looking to adorn your home (and life!) with unique pieces that aren't sold in stores, you might want to take a gander at the The Official Harry Potter Knitting Pattern Book." - House Beautiful House Cardigan - Will try to use pattern to create a pull over instead, but might one day make cardigan Calling all wizards! Do you want to make magic with nothing other than your knitting needles? Then look no further... this guide will help you create Hogwarts magic in your own home, with something for every level of knitter." - SimplemostCrafty Creatures (stuffed animals from the movies - I particularly like Hedwig, though Fluffy is pretty cute too - surprised there's no Dobby, though); Discover even more knitting magic with a brand-new collection of knitting patterns inspired by the characters, creatures, and artifacts of the Wizarding World. Featuring over 28 new projects pictured in gorgeous full-color photography, Harry Potter: Knitting Magic, Volume 2 includes patterns for toys, apparel, and costume replicas pulled straight from the Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts films.

For the most part everything seems fairly easy to understand and patterns are made in a way that doesn't seem overly complicated. The only ones that seem complicated are Fluffy and the Wizarding World sweater, but only a few parts are confusing and I was able to understand what was supposed to be happening with the patterns. This book is so well done, and the wide variety of knitting projects means there’s something in here for every Harry Potter fan." - GeekMomSo if you want to fully indulge your inner nerd, you can wear HP AND decorate your house/homewares in relatable items-SCORE!! Designed by Fairisle Fibres inspired by the hat worn by Ron Weasley in Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince movie. The exciting follow-up to the bestselling Harry Potter Knitting Magic, this volume offers 28 new and official patterns for knits ranging from spellbinding stuffed toys to cosy Hogwarts house apparel to all-new costume replicas – including bewitching projects inspired by the Fantastic Beasts films! Allison Hansel designed this sweater aftere the sweaters Mrs. Weasley made for her kids and Harry for Christmas in the first movie. Magisch breien voor Dreuzels: het officiële Harry Potter-breipatronenboek; Luitingh Sijthoff (17. September 2020)

Craft and recipe books inspired by/based on movies or TV shows can be hit or miss. This one is a pretty solid hit, though, at least for me. While there could have been more patterns specifically from the movies, there are some iconic classics and I really like the "inspired" patterns that are included. And honestly, the inspired patterns can be more fun - subtle geekery (like the Golden Snitch stranding pattern, for example) and things that are harder for me to design or reverse-engineer myself. Plus, there are lots of movie design sketches, photos from the movies, "Behind the Magic" tidbits and trivia, and other fun such extras.This hat spells out one of the most beloved lines from the Harry Potter series along with the Deathly Hallows symbol that evokes the theme of the final book. “After all this time?” “Always,” said Snape. The pattern also includes charts for the full alphabet in addition to the hat pattern and Always chart. Designed by Mary Annarella. Worsted weight yarn. I wanted to share some winter hat knitting patterns that weren’t too Christmas themed that you’d have to stop wearing them after the holiday rolls around. This way if you want to knit them as gifts you don’t have to worry that they won’t be useful for another year. 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. I haven't made any of the patterns yet, so can't speak to accuracy and coherency. Things seem complete at a cursory look, though, and patterns have both charted and written directions.