Harry potter broomsticks diy

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Time for more Harry Potter Christmas goodies! Next on our list, John and I made some fun Quidditch brooms for the tree: And here's one hanging: This project is easiest if you have a Dremel and belt sander, but don't worry; I'll include some work-arounds for those of you without power tools! You'll also need some twigs from the yard, metal foil tape, wire, and one of these spriggy wreaths from the craft store for the broom bristles: (You could also use pine needles.) John and I made these so…

How to Make a Nimbus 2000: In the Harry Potter universe, Harry receives a Nimbus 2000 racing broom from Professor McGonagall when he joins the Gryffindor Quidditch team. This is how I made mine for a Harry Potter Halloween party. I've entered this in for the Halloween Props…

So my son has been wanting a Quiddich broom from Harry Potter to play around in, but I wasn't too into all the cheap looking plastic ones, a...

Monochromatic Monday :: Hocus Pocus

Harry Potter Flying Broomstick: If you like this project, please click the "Vote!" link (above right) to help me win the the 2014 Halloween Props Contest! ------------------------------------- Last year my son asked for a Hogwarts-themed birthday party, complete with Quidditch pra…

Good morning. Today’s Throwback Thursday is how to make a broom pencil. :) Great for Halloween obviously but also for Harry Potter themed parties. This is a video and a tutorial but not exact…

This Halloween instead of buying a mass produced plastic broomstick for your little witches why not engage them in making their own out of natural materials that will last well beyond the witching hour? Here's how:

These glow stick broomsticks make a great favour for a Halloween party or even a Harry Potter party. They're cute, whimsical and have tons of character!

If you haven't heard, there is a game called quidditch. Inspired by the novel series, Harry Potter, an on foot game on broomsticks is an actual thing. This is a fantastic activity for all the family. You could even start it with a session on 'how to make your broomstick' and even 'how to make a wand'. This game is played across universities for fun, and without doubt will be fun in a beautiful woodland setting.