The Magic of Crochet. Crochet Clothing, Toys and Accessories from the World of Harry Potter. Official Edition

A new official colorful edition on crocheting things from the world of Harry Potter — now for those who prefer a hook. Crochet clothing, magical creatures, and decorative items inspired by the films about the famous wizard.
The book features 24... projects of varying difficulty levels:
flat and 3D toys — creatures and items from the wizarding world (Buckbeak, Fawkes the phoenix, the Sorting Hat).
wizard clothing (Hogwarts house scarves, Hermione's outfit from the scene in Godric's Hollow).
accessories and decorative items inspired by the Potterverse ("Bertie Bott's" socks, "Nora" blanket).
Each project comes with detailed instructions, including recommendations for yarn and hook selection, as well as diagrams where necessary. Thanks to the difficulty level indication, you can choose the project that suits you best. There are projects suitable for beginners as well as those that will delight experienced crafters.
The yarn colors are expertly selected to closely match the colors used in the films, and the facts and on-set images, as well as quotes from the movies, will help relive favorite moments and inspire creativity.
This book (as well as the items made from it) will make an excellent gift for all fans of the boy who lived.
From the author:
The Harry Potter films invite their fans from around the world to immerse themselves in an amazing world. We feel the mysterious atmosphere of the School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, hidden from outsiders, admire the magical creatures and enchanted items, get acquainted with the young and not-so-young heroes, dreaming together about adventures, friendship, and love. But while Potter fans simply enjoy the wonderful films, we crafters extract something more from them.
While the magic unfolds on screen, amigurumi crocheters imagine how to crochet different cute creatures with just single crochet stitches. Those who prefer larger items study the clothing of their favorite characters, trying to decipher the crocheting technique. And when we see a warm blanket, we all dream of having one — or even more — at home.
The projects in this official edition are inspired by the Harry Potter films. You will surely love the wonderful amigurumi, such as Fawkes (p. 17) or the Sorting Hat (p. 11). Conjure fashionable replicas of costumes, such as the bolero of Luna Lovegood (p. 83). Add coziness with the "Nora" blanket (p. 125) or cauldron baskets for potions (p. 155). Each chapter features projects of varying difficulty levels. In addition, you will become familiar with different techniques: colorwork, "jacquard" technique, Tunisian crochet, and more.
All projects come with detailed instructions. Thanks to interesting facts from the set, you will learn more about how all the films were made.
It's not easy to decide where to start... Maybe with Dumbledore's hat (p. 109) or with Dobby (p. 47)? Whatever project you choose, get comfortable in your favorite chair with a mug of hot drink and a disk of the movies. Grab your hook and yarn and start creating magic.
Who this book is for:
For fans of the Harry Potter books and films who know and love to crochet, but it is also suitable for crocheters who are not fans of Harry (there are simply beautiful and cute projects that do not necessarily refer to the films, that one would like to replicate).