This book is full of charming Harry Potter crafts even Muggles can make!

You won’t need alchemy or a magic wand to make these magical projects inspired by the world of Harry Potter. With a little Hogwarts creativity and the step-by-step guidance of this spellbinding book, you’ll be able to transfigurate simple supplies and things around the house into everything from Remembrall Rings to Butterbeer Lip Balm to Nargles for your front lawn.

You’ll be as busy as Mrs. Weasley knitting her Christmas sweaters as you dive into dozens of Potterific projects. Relive the excitement of Harry’s adventures with these genius crafts. Drop some homemade Pgymy Puff Bath Fizzies into the tub and pretend you’re Moaning Myrtle. Keep memories of the Quidditch pitch close with your very own Golden Snitch Necklace. Or show off the Sorting Hat’s selection with a House Colors Tie-Dye Shirt.

Accio, crafting supplies–it’s time for some wonderful wizardly fun!

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And don’t worry the crafts in my book are totally different than the list below, so you will have TONS of HP craft-tastic goodies!

We LOVE Harry Potter at my house. My daughter grew up with the characters and just knew for SURE that she and Hermione would be besties someday. After what Emma Watson just did, I’d totally endorse that 100%! Instead of finding an extravagant gown made of clubbed baby Dodo’s or something like that, Emma’s gown was completely sustainable, and each and every part of it came from recycled materials. Not only that, it’s gorgeous!!! It’s one thing to make a purse from Walmart bags and say, “See, I’m making a difference,” but everyone can tell they’re Walmart bags. No, this gown is so incredibly beautiful that she’s shown the world that fashion can be gorgeous and responsible.

Said Watson about her gown:

Thank you Calvin Klein & Eco Age for collaborating with me and creating the most amazing gown. I am proud to say it is truly sustainable and represents a connection between myself and all the people in the supply chain who played a role in creating it.

The body of the gown is crafted from three different fabrics, all woven from yarns made from recycled plastic bottles (!). Plastic is one of the biggest pollutants on the planet. Being able to repurpose this waste and incorporate it into my gown for the  ‪#‎MetGala‬ proves the power that creativity, technology and fashion can have by working together.