Ever since we first met the Boy Who Lived back in 1997, the story of Harry Potter has touched the lives of millions of people around the world. I grew up with Harry Potter–I waited for my owl!–and I know that so many of you did, too.
To express my love for the Harry Potter series, I hosted a Harry Potter crochet along right here on the Two Hearts Crochet blog!
This CAL is made up of thirteen different squares worked in the mini C2C method featuring several beloved characters and/or objects from the series! 12 of the 13 squares consist of a 25×25 grid, while the last square consists of a 50×50 grid (this is the center square).
If you want to learn the C2C method or just want to brush up on your skills, I encourage you to sign up for my Graphghan Boot Camp course! This online course teaches you everything you need to know to make graphghans, and it includes a detailed tutorial on C2C and mini C2C.
Here are the links for all of the Official Two Hearts Crochet Harry Potter CAL squares (including alternates and bonus squares!):
Yarn Color & Yardage PDF Chart
Square #1: Hogwarts Crest (Detailed and Simple Versions)
Square #5: The Hogwarts Express
Square #6: Harry Potter (Small Figure and Full Face Versions)
Square #7: Dobby the House Elf – Small Figure and Full Face Versions)
Square #9: Ron Weasley (Small Figure and Full Face Versions)
Square #10: The Deathly Hallows
Square 11: Hermione Granger (Small Figure and Full Face Versions)
Alternate Square: Lightning Bolt
Alternate Square: Hogwarts Castle
Bonus Squares (Graphs Only): The Hogwarts Houses
Want to learn how to join your squares? Click here!
Want to learn how to back your blanket with fleece? Click here!
Thank you so much for making this pattern! I’ve made two of these, one for each of my girls when they turned 10. I might have to make one for myself. 🙂 I really appreciate all the time and detail you put into this pattern, and for providing all the alternative squares!
I’ve seen this blanket several times usually theres a banner across the top that says Harry Potter and another across the bottom with the black and blue castle sillouette. Do you have patterns for those?