Harry Potter books
Mhochberg at aol.com
Mhochberg at aol.com
Sun Jan 14 00:56:11 UTC 2007
Stacey:
Ooohhhh..I'm intrigued! What kind of crafts? And do you have pictures that
you're willing to share? I'm not crafty at all but I love viewing others'
creations!
Me:
Hi, Stacey! I don't have any photos online but you can see lots of
HP-related crafts at:
_http://groups.yahoo.com/group/HarryPotterCrafts/_
(http://groups.yahoo.com/group/HarryPotterCrafts/)
and
_http://www.the-leaky-cauldron.org/#static:crafts_
(http://www.the-leaky-cauldron.org/#static:crafts)
Right now I am finishing up some things for a HP craft swap. One of the
things I am including is a blank Quidditch lover's journal. Each page has a quote
from "Quidditch Through the Ages" on it. The cover will be decorated with
torn paper from COS (the Quidditch match pages, of course!) as well as Quidditch
related stickers, rubber stamps, etc.
I love making "blank books" and have several with HP themes. A friend made
one for me where the covers were cut down from an HP board game. I'm using it
as a scrapbook of HP related events that I attend.
After I've cut all out all the pages from COS, I'm thinking about turning it
into a purse or at least a box to store HP related things. Maybe my HP
bookmark collection. Whenever I stop in a second hand store (Goodwill, St
Vinnies, etc), I always check for HP stuff. Even if the puzzles and games are
missing pieces, I can use them in something else. The copy of COS was only 99 cents
and most games are less than $3.
I love to crochet and made a couple of snitches. One is a "patch" to put on
the sleeve of your Quidditch robe. The other is much smaller and is a tiny pin
with metal wings.
I've got my eye on a pattern for a crocheted afghan that has all the house
emblems on it. I don't know if I will get to it, but it is nice to think about.
---Mary
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