Harry, Ron, and Hermione went through many ups and downs over the course of the eight Harry Potter films. But they never let Dark wizards, magical creatures, or jealousy get between their friendship (or, at least never for too long!).
Now, you and your friends can make sure everyone know how tight you are by making and wearing matching Harry Potter friendship bracelets. This craft book includes all the instructions and materials you need to make wizarding world-themed friendship bracelets. It comes with eight different colors of embroidery floss, a variety of beads, and four dangling charms. You'll find detailed, easy-to-follow instructions for how to make several different bracelet designs -- from easy beaded designs, to more complex knotted bracelets in the Hogwarts house colors.
With friendship facts and materials to make more than six bracelets, this book is hours of fun for Harry Potter fans of all ages!
Beats the I-have-nothing-to-do blues
Hidden messages, secret codes, games and jokes, with a UV invisible ink pen and built-in revealer light.
Squeaky clean, with glitter
Melt and mold up to ten soaps with coconut papaya fragrance, bright colors, soap stickers and skin-safe glitter.
While it hardens, the book has experiments to keep hands busy. Clean hands, eventually.
Mini plushies, full-size bragging rights
Stitch and stuff up to 14 fuzzy felt animals, then give them hats, bows and glasses.
These rate very high on the look-what-I-made scale. The 48-page book starts with threading a needle and ends with a sloth wearing spectacles.
Precut eyes and cheeks mean the faces come out right the first time, which keeps a new sewer going long enough to get good.
When paper airplanes meet fantasy
Twelve dragons on sturdy card stock, ready to fold and fly, with expert tips and dragon facts.
Send the Mountain Dragon soaring or glide the Sea Dragon low. Each has its own flight style.
Card stock survives a lot of crash landings.
Turn the crank. The yeti waves.
Eight crank-powered automata from LEGO Technic bricks and papercraft, including DJ Bubbles, an octopus who spins records.
An automaton moves because a hidden axle pushes a cam that lifts a rod. The same idea runs the pistons in an engine. Here it makes a pterodactyl flap.
The papercraft shells go over the mechanism, so you see the machine first and the character second. That order matters.
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