I admit it: I am a huge Harry Potter fan. I fell in love with it right away. My daughter, who is 12, is a big fan as well. She has read several of the books and has every movie but one. One of my favorite parts of the whole movie series was in the first one where Harry goes to Diagon Alley and visits all the little shops there. It fascinated me, and I wished it was a real place I could visit. If you have a Harry Potter fan in your life and need to make a gift for them, or you just feel like doing some Harry Potter themed crafts, this post is perfect. Here, you will find 10 magical Harry Potter crafts that you can do at home to feed your inner Harry Potter geek.
10 Magical Harry Potter Crafts
Make these Harry Potter Wands from Boxy Colonial and see which one chooses you. This craft is super easy and you may have the supplies at your house right now!
For little Harry Potter fans, you can make these simple 15 Minute Robes from a T-Shirt by Pieces by Polly.
Make this Harry Potter Sorting Hat with a free crochet pattern from Crafty is Cool. I like how this one looks good enough even for beginners to do.
Raegun Ramblings has a great tutorial for House of Gryffindor Pajama Pants. These look like a good sewing craft for kids, as it looks easy enough.
I love quick crafts and this Harry Potter Time Turner Necklace from 30 Minute Crafts is very nice!
Practically Functional created a perfect gift for a Harry Potter fan! Now they can read the books on their Kindle and cover it after they are done with this DIY Harry Potter Kindle Cover.
If you have some time to do an in-depth craft, follow the instructions on Offbeat Home and Life to make a Mandrake.
These Easy House Scarves by Pieces of Polly can be made in a flash!
Woodhill Designs has a simple Golden Snitch Bookmark knit pattern for free. This would be a quick craft for anyone to make.
I love what The Joy of Fashion did to make these super cute Adult Hogwarts Blazers!
I love all these Harry Potter crafts! Which ones are your favorite?
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