Whether you’ve grown up alongside the “Potter” series, come to it in your later years, or are just starting to read the first couple of pages in “Sorcerer’s Stone”, I think it’s safe to say that you’re going to find yourself with more take-aways than you have the time to sort through. Here are some of the lessons Harry has taught me about death.
These spell books are sure to add that final bit of magic to your “Potter”-themed party or room decor or can even be made to complete cosplay costumes!
This DIY was submitted by Talar, who was inspired to re-create the infamous “attacking textbook” from “Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban”. We will show you how to make this great Halloween decoration/conversation piece on your own!
Looking to spruce up that Christmas tree of yours and spread the holiday cheer, “Potter” style? Get your pliers ready because Polly over at Pieces by Polly is going to help us do just that!
Inspired by Pinterest, Colleen from Coll Writes got crafty and decided to make these absolutely amazing “Harry Potter”-inspired coasters for her sister using pages from her favorite “Harry Potter” books!
Magic really isn’t just a simple “swish and flick” as Professor Flitwick so elegantly put it, and here’s why.
So you’ve just done the laundry and are folding through the never-ending pile of mixed up clothing when, all of a sudden, you notice it – you’ve got a sock that doesn’t have a match! Well, that lonesome little sock is going to need a place to hang out for a while…
This Luna Lovegood cork necklace is not only a fantastic piece to sport and represent your love for the fandom, but also a must for anyone looking to cosplay Luna!
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