Inspired by Ron Weasley's sweater in “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 1”, this long sleeved pullover features cables and a henley style collar. Size: Finished chest sizes 38(42, 44, 50, 54) in/97(107,112,127,137) cm. Designed by Melissa Metzbower. Bulky weight yarn. Designed by Christy Aylesworth after the hat Hermione wears in the movie Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince with the scarf above.

Doll with separate scarf and cape. Dress appears to be part of doll's body. Designed by Leanna's Designs. DK weight yarn. Discover even more knitting magic with a brand-new collection of patterns inspired by the characters, creatures and artefacts of the wizarding world. Harry Potter Knitting Magic: More Patterns from Hogwarts and Beyond includes patterns for toys, apparel, and costume replicas pulled straight from the Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts films, all pictured in gorgeous colour photography.Below are 28 incredible Harry Potter knitting patterns. We have included everything from clothing to plush dolls. A how-to manual designed to delight all fans of J.K. Rowling's fantastical series." - Martha Stewart.com 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. 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.

Laura Miller designed this bookmark because she loved Harry Potter but didn’t have much use for a full-sized scarf where she lived. House Cardigan - Will try to use pattern to create a pull over instead, but might one day make cardigan Inspired Apparel (my favorite section, and the biggest - clothing using motifs and themes from characters or sets); and 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. But of course we’re all about the knitting patterns here, and there are 27 in all in the following categories:

Claire Boissevain-Crooke was inspired by Harry Potter to create this sweater Mrs. Weasley might have knit for Arthur Weasley to show his love for Muggle artifacts like light bulbs, electrical cords, and more. It looks like a regular vest until you look closely. Sizes Small (Medium, Large) One of the patterns in her Geek Knits book. Fans who knit have even more options for expressing their love of all things magical.” —Apartment Therapy As someone who rarely sits still without a set of knitting needles in her hands, I was dying for a copy of the Harry Potter: Knitting Magic book from Insight Editions as soon as I saw the advertisements. This book is a compilation of knitting patterns ranging from an adorable stuffed Hedwig to costume replicas and subtle Potter-inspired wearables. As well as the expected items-Mrs Weasley letter jumpers, house scarves and such-there are beautiful pieces which are sure to become heirloom items like the Time Turner Jumper or the Deathly Hallows shawl.

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." - Simplemost Harry Potter: Punto Mágico. El libro oficial de patrones De Harry Potter; Norma Comics (17 julio 2020) 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 official Harry Potter knitting pattern book.” — House Beautiful Allison Hansel designed this sweater aftere the sweaters Mrs. Weasley made for her kids and Harry for Christmas in the first movie. 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.With a little creativity, you can bring some of the warm and fuzzy feelings of Hogwarts into your home.” - Mental Floss Inspired by the magical world of Harry Potter, as well as some traditional Norwegian patterns, these mittens feature a stranded design of Harry's Patronus Stag. Designed by Amanda Sund. Aran weight yarn. However, that aside, this is a book of great beauty and is absolutely a passion project rather than a simple cash in on the HP name. Sorting Hat Hanging Display - 10000% will make (it would look so nice in the living room or future home library) Harry Potter inspired dog sweater with Hogwarts School Crest in stranded colorwork. It slips on easily with large leg holes, and the ribbed collar can be doubled over. Designed by Jaycee Hosier. Worsted weight yarn.

So if you want to fully indulge your inner nerd, you can wear HP AND decorate your house/homewares in relatable items-SCORE!! 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.

So, in full disclosure, I do like the first collection better. This one has (at least it feels to me) a lot more colorwork patterns, which really aren't my favorite - more of a cables and lace girl myself. Plus, I haven't gotten as into the Fantastic Beasts movies, so there isn't quite as much recognition and appeal for me. Not that this collection is weaker, just less to my personal preferences. Still, would I make any of the patterns? Definitely. My favorites: