Harry Potter Felt Bookmark

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I've created a Harry Potter Felt Bookmark with a FREE Printable Pattern Sheet, so you can create some valuable family time with your kiddos within the pages of a BOOK!

It's hard to believe that Harry Potter is middle-aged. I love to read and was excited to be able to read this book series with my nieces and nephews, over and over again when they were young. Reading has always been an important part of my life and I enjoy passing along this particular love to my favorite kiddos.

Harry Potter Gryffindor Scarf Bookmark

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Here's what you need to make a Harry Potter Bookmark:

• Kunin Classic Felt Craft Cuts 9″ by 12″ – Cream, Gold, Ruby, Walnut
• Tombow MONO Multi Liquid Glue – Fine Tip
• MONOTWIN Permanent Marker from Tombow
• Dimensional Fabric Paint – Black
• Glitter Glue – Gold
• Scissors – Fiskars are my favorite!
• Ruler
• Computer
• Printer – Love my Canon Pixma!
• Harry Potter Felt Bookmark Patterns – download at the bottom of this post ⇓

Here's how to create the Easiest Harry Potter Bookmark:

STEP ONE

To begin the Harry Potter felt bookmark, download the Harry Potter Bookmark patterns from the bottom of this post ⇓, print them, and then cut them out with scissors. Trace patterns on the Cream, Gold, Ruby, and Walnut Kunin Classic Felt with the MONO Twin Permanent Marker according to the directions included on the pattern sheet. I love drawing and tracing with the MONO Twin Permanent Marker from Tombow because it has a large bullet tip and a small extra fine tip.

STEP TWO

Fringe a one-inch section at the bottom of the Ruby Kunin Felt rectangular-shaped scarf piece with scissors by cutting narrow strips across the width.

Using the fine tip end of the MONO Multi Liquid Glue, attach Harry's Walnut Felt hair to the top of one of the Cream Felt circles. This will become his head. The fine tip applicator on the MONO Multi is perfect for detailed glue application.

STEP THREE

Glue both Cream Felt circle head patterns to the front and back of the top of the Ruby Felt rectangle scarf, creating a sandwich. Overlap approximately one-half-inch.

Attach the Gold Felt rectangles to the scarf with MONO Multi Liquid Glue. Overlap the first Gold Felt rectangle on the bottom of Harry’s chin, and then leave ¾” Ruby Felt sections between each of the five remaining gold rectangles.

STEP FOUR

Carefully draw glasses on Harry’s face with black dimensional fabric paint. Create two circles and then draw a curved line attaching the circles together.  Set aside to let the paint dry. Make sure to test the glitter glue on a paper towel or scrap piece of paper first to get the flow going.

Draw Harry’s lightning bolt scar on his forehead with gold glitter glue. Set aside to let glitter glue dry. Use the point of a toothpick to drag the ends of the lightning bolt to points.

Download the Harry Potter Scarf Bookmark Patterns HERE

Gryffindor Scarf Felt Bookmark Craft

Create this quick and easy Harry Potter felt bookmark with a FREE Pattern Sheet. Then share the wonderful experience of reading with YOUR kiddos! Perfect to make with the kiddos while reading the Harry Potter book series. Also makes a great craft for a Harry Potter themed birthday party.

More Harry Potter Crafts and Free Printables

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The magic of Harry Potter has enchanted me from the first words I read to my niece and nephew when they were too little to read themselves. I love how the words transported all of us to this fantastic world of spells, wizards, and friends. So, I went about capturing the mystery and enchantment in Four Magical Harry Potter Printable Quotes

I love using supplies from my stash to create a brand new craft project. It's challenging and I always feel accomplished when done. Felt is an easy, cost-effective, and forgiving medium that is perfect for crafting with the kiddos. I’ve created a DIY Harry Potter Monster Book of Monsters with a FREE Printable Pattern Sheet, so you can create some valuable family time this Summer!

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Too busy to make this Harry Potter Felt Bookmark right now? Pin it for later!  I'd love for you to pin this project to your favorite craft board on Pinterest and then it’ll be waiting for you when you’re ready.

I'd love to hear what you think about this project, or if you want to know more about Harry Potter. If you've made your own Kunin Felt projects, I would love to see your creations! Share them on Instagram, and Facebook, or leave a comment/photo on the project pin on Pinterest! #CreativelyBeth

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