16 Harry Potter crochet kits, hooks and patterns we love
Looking for some spell-binding stash to brighten up your crochet kit? You don't have to head off to Diagon Alley to find the best Harry Potter crochet kits and patterns – we're sharing a few of our favourites for you to choose from right here.
It's a well-known fact that we crafters love to make things inspired by our favourite films and books, and when it comes to the magical realm of Hogwarts, there has been an explosion of kits, patterns and hooks in recent years.
In this post, you'll find everything from Harry Potter crochet kits (hook up your favourite characters today) to Harry Potter crochet patterns, including the Golden Snitch, DIY Gryffindor scarves, Deathly Hallows cushions, amigurumi mandrakes and more.
Oh, and we've found some really fun Harry Potter crochet hooks and supplies too, to help you transform your stash faster than you can say Minerva McGonagall. Dive on in and you're sure to find something magical for the Harry Potter fan in your life!
Harry Potter Crochet Kits
Harry Potter crochet kit
Hook up your own set of adorable amigurumi characters with this fab Harry Potter crochet kit. It includes enough yarn to make your own Amigurumi Harry Potter and Dobby characters, as well as a magic wand, crochet hook and pattern booklet which includes instructions for how to make ten more of your favourite characters.
Crochet your own Ron Weasley
Sadly, this range of crochet kits is no longer available (it was originally stocked in Aldi), but you can still pick them up from some sellers on eBay. Great news for all you Ron Weasley fans – after all, Rupert Grint is, arguably, the comic hero of the films.
Harry Potter crochet stash boosters
Harry Potter Fir wood crochet hooks
These fir wood crochet hooks look positively witchy! With natural, unfinished handles and polished thumb rests, these unique crochet hooks resemble the various wands in Harry Potter, so you can feel like a witch or wizard at work.
Harry Potter stitch markers
As well as keeping count of the Horcruxes, you can also keep count of your stitches with these fantastic Harry Potter stitch markers! This set of six stitch markers comes with a lobster-style clasp, making them suitable for both knitting and crochet, and would make a great Harry Potter crochet gift.
Hand-dyed Harry Potter Gryffindor yarn
Whether you're hooking up your own house scarf, or just can't get enough of Gryffindor colours, then you'll love this mini yarn set. It's available in a range of weights and fibre bases - perfect for a bit of woolly wizardry!
Harry Potter Crochet Patterns
Looking for some fab Harry Potter crochet projects to conjure up? We've gathered some of our favourite Harry Potter crochet patterns, which are sure to have you spellbound!
Crochet your own Hedwig!
Ok, to this Etsy pattern has been very carefully not branded to be overtly Harry Potter, in fact, designer Sweet Pippin Crochet has named this owl "Eira", but if you wanted to crochet the world's most famous owl, this is the pattern we'd go for!
Crochet Wizardry - Official Harry Potter crochet pattern book
There's already a hugely successful official Harry Potter Knitting Magic pattern book, but now we crocheters can get stuck into some magical makes with the official Crochet Wizardry Pattern Book.
With over 20 crochet patterns of amazing amigurumi makes, costume replicas and crochet keepsakes, it's a must-have for any crochet-loving Harry Potter super-fans!
Wizard boy and friends amigurumi pattern
This wizard boy and friends amigurumi pattern comes complete with magic accessories and super-cute amigurumi styling!
Harry Potter house scarf crochet pattern
When it comes to the most iconic Harry Potter crocheted (or knitted) accessory, it's got to be the classic house scarf!
This classic pattern is simple enough that even crochet beginners can give it a go; all you've got to do is pick your house colours and get hooking.
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Mandrake amigurumi crochet pattern
Looking to hook up the perfect Harry Potter crochet gift that will make your friends scream (with delight), then you'll love this adorable Mandrake amigurumi pattern! How cute does it look sitting in a little plant pot!?!
The Golden Snitch free crochet pattern
OK, this one's too cute not to include here. There are actually whole articles on the internet of the best Gold Snitch crochet patterns alone, but we've settled on this sweet free pattern over at A Hermit's Wish.
Deathly Hallows cushion crochet pattern
We love nothing more than cosying up with a good book or seven, and what could be more perfect to relax with while re-reading Harry Potter than this fabulous Deathly Hallows crochet cushion.
We love the clever flower design, and the fact that it's quite subtle means you can slip a bit of Potter magic into your home, whatever your decor style.
Free 'Mad-Eye Moodie' ragdoll crochet pattern
Kids and adults will both love this free 'Mad-Eye Moodie' ragdoll, which is a free crochet pattern by Jillian from spinayarncrochet.com. A self-confessed Potter-head, you can also find patterns for Hagrid, Snape and Dumbledore on her blog, as well as the classic Harry, Ron and Hermione characters too!
Make your own sorting hat
Go on... You know you want to! Once you've finished crocheting your hat, hours of fun shall ensue while you take turns to try it on with your friends and speculate about whether you're a born Hufflepuff or Ravenclaw.
Get your magic spark back with a Harry Potter-inspired crochet
If you're stuck in a rut with your crochet or just looking for something different to make, these kits and patterns are perfect. Fun, beginner-friendly and celebrating the wonderful world of wizards, they're ideal for curling up on the sofa and making along with the films.
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