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Harry Potter

I have been active in the Harry Potter fandom for many years, and have shared Harry Potter crafts and tutorials and patterns on my personal website since approximately 2002/2003 as well as many other places around the web. This page will point you to all of my HP-related patterns, tutorials, crafts and recipes.

HP Snitch

Since 2005, I have designed well over 150 Harry Potter paper pieced patterns, as well as patterns for a number of my other favorite fandoms. You can now find all of my Harry Potter patterns, as well as those of many other talented designers, archived on Fandom In Stitches, my fandom quilting website. Each of my patterns will include my name, Jennifer Ofenstein. You can find a text list of all my Harry Potter Patterns hosted on Fandom In Stitches at the bottom of this page.

Harry Potter Quilt

My Magical Lens, my first Harry Potter quilt, completed in 2007. This is the quilt that started it all!

The Project of Doom was a Harry Potter Block of the Week that took place between January and August 2011. This is a comprehensive archive of all of the patterns that were posted during that time, including fabric requirements and suggested layouts.

All patterns were designed by Jennifer Ofenstein of Sewhooked and are shared for personal and non-profit use only.

This archive can also be found on Fandom In Stitches and Harry Potter Paper Piecing.

Click on any photo to enlarge. Click on “week” for pattern and “original post” for blog post.

***Approximately 3 yards needed for background fabric for this project***
POD-Week 01
Week 1
Original Post
POD-Week 02
Week 2
Original Post
POD-Week 03
Week 3
Original Post
PoD-Week 04
Week 4
Original Post
POD-Week 05
Week 5
Original Post
POD-Week 06
Week 6
Original Post
PoD-Week 07
Week 7
Original Post
POD-Week 08
Week 8
Original Post
POD-Week 09
Week 9
Original Post
PoD-Week 10
Week 10
Original Post
POD-Week- 11
Week 11
Original Post
POD-Week-12
Week 12
Original Post
PoD-Week 13
Week 13
Original Post
PoD-Week 14
Week 14
Original Post
PoD-Week 15
Week 15
Original Post
PoD-Week 16
Week 16
Original Post
PoD-Week 17
Week 17
Original Post
PoD-Week 18
Week 18
Original Post
PoD-week 19
Week 19
Original Post
PoD-Week 20
Week 20
Original Post
POD-Week 21
Week 21
Original Post
PoD-Week 22
Week 22
Original Post
PoD-Week 23
Week 23
Original Post
PoD-Week 24
Week 24
Original Post
POD-Week 25
Week 25
Original Post
PoD-Week 26
Week 26
Original Post
PoD-Week 27
Week 27
Original Post
PoD-Week 28
Week 28
Original Post
PoDWeek 29
Week 29
Original Post
PoDWeek 30
Week 30
Original Post
PoD Layout 01
Layout File
Original Post
PoD Layout 2
Layout File
Original Post
PoD - Extra Credit Block
Extra Credit
Original Post
The PoD
An Explanation
List of
books from
Harry Potter

This archive can also be found on Fandom In Stitches and Harry Potter Paper Piecing.

Free Harry Potter Paper Pieced Pattern Inventory

Harry Potter patterns I have designed since 2005. For photos of each finished block, click on the section heading. There are many more great patterns by other designers there, too!

Patterns are for personal and non-profit use only.

Harry Potter:Hogwarts

Harry Potter:Characters

Harry Potter: Character Related
Harry Potter: Alphabet - US Title Font

More Awesome Harry Potter Stuff:

Stencils, recipes and party ideas on the Craft page.

Harry Potter themed crochet on the Yarn page.

You can also find many of my patterns and crafts on The Leaky Cauldron under Crafts.

Need more? Check out Harry Potter Crafts on Yahoo! Groups, a fan-run craft community for sharing HP crafts, swaps and more!

“Harry Potter” is a trademark of Warner Bros. TM and © and Harry Potter Publishing Rights © J.K.R.

All other trademarks property of their respective owners.

24 Comments leave one →
  1. Janet permalink
    October 5, 2011 5:44 am

    The letter “x” is actually the letter “w” when I click on it. ‘Sew’ glad to find another H/P fan.

  2. October 16, 2011 10:18 pm

    Dear friend, I tried to download the “S’, “H”, “O” and “N” but comes up with “File not found” Trying to spell my sons name “SHELDON” please help?

    • October 17, 2011 7:24 am

      Hi Annie, I have it all sorted out now. Would you believe it was the difference between S and s? I’ve checked every letter now and all patterns are loading just fine! I hope you share a photo of what you’re working on when you’re done!

      Thanks for letting me know about the error. I’d much rather have it corrected than let it linger. :)

      Jennifer

  3. Hannah permalink
    October 17, 2011 5:13 pm

    I’m getting ready to start The Project of Doom quilt with my best friend. I’m excited! (And nervous, but mostly excited!) Thanks so much for sharing this awesome project!

    • October 18, 2011 10:15 am

      You are so welcome! My own PoD is being quilted right now…I’m so excited that it will be a complete quilt soon! Have fun stitching with your best friend!

      Jennifer

  4. October 19, 2011 12:05 am

    Thank you sew much hon!! HUGS

  5. October 19, 2011 12:06 am

    Im wondering..I have a dear step daughter who loves the smurfs…are you or someone able to creat some smurf paper pieceing?

  6. Lotte permalink
    October 27, 2011 1:04 pm

    It looked like you were having so much fun with the PODproject that I have now started out. Are you still interested in a credit-block? I am not able to find the paperpiecing pattern for it, it keeps telling me it’s redirecting, but nothing happens. And I would like to show just a litte of the gratitude I feel about the patterns, I am truly enjoying myself. Thank you!

    • October 27, 2011 1:17 pm

      Hi, and welcome! I had a great time with the PoD and I’m always happy to hear when new quilters are joining in! I would love to have your extra credit block. I’m collecting through Dec. 1.

      I’ve sorted out the links, but to make it easier, you can find it here:
      Extra Credit Block – Paper Pieced or Traditionally Pieced

      Happy stitching!

      Jennifer

  7. Lotte permalink
    October 28, 2011 12:42 am

    Thank you for your help, but I simply cant get the links to work. They show “wordpress.com” for a short while and then jump back. Sorry for the inconvenience.

    • October 28, 2011 7:32 am

      I’m so sorry that it keeps not working for you. I’m trying it from my end with no troubles. If you’ll email me – sewhooked@gmail.com, and let me know if you prefer the paper pieced version or the rotary cut version, I’ll send you the instructions.

      Jennifer

  8. Bonnie permalink
    October 29, 2011 9:05 am

    I would like to buy 1 to 2 yards of blue Harry Potter fabric. Please tell me how much and how to obtain it. Thank you, Bonnie

    • October 29, 2011 1:05 pm

      Hi Bonnie,

      Harry Potter fabric has not been available for sale since 2003, when it went out of print. Your best bet is to check on ebay or etsy. You can sometimes find it there.

      Good luck!

      Jennifer

  9. Staibshine permalink
    October 29, 2011 7:33 pm

    This is probably going to sound like an insane question…but I love to sew by hand. Is there any way to do this via hand sewing instead of using a machine? Do you know of anyone who has done this? Thank you so much for your help and videos! I recently subscribed to your Youtube link. I love your videos!!!

    • October 30, 2011 9:40 am

      Believe it or not, it’s completely doable! I knew a student that did all her paper piecing by hand so she could stitch while she was in class. All of her blocks looked great, as did her finished projects, so I’m sure you can do it.

      Good luck…let me know how you do!

      Jennifer

  10. November 8, 2011 1:26 pm

    Thanks for sharing, I´ll sew Hedwig for a friend ☺

    • November 8, 2011 1:29 pm

      You’re very welcome! I’d love to see what you do with the pattern. :)

  11. Bonnie permalink
    November 11, 2011 8:08 am

    Hi, I would like to find a Harry Potter surgeon’s cap or get one made. Can you do that?

    • November 11, 2011 8:12 am

      No, I’m sorry, but I don’t make surgeon’s caps. You might try searching on etsy. Many of the sellers will take requests.

      http://www.etsy.com

      Good luck finding what you need!

      Jennifer

  12. November 23, 2011 3:02 pm

    Jen, may I ask you a question please? I was trying to sew the monster book, I sewed the pieces, but they are way too bulky! How did you get your monster book looking so flat where as mine looks pregnant lol…help please?

    • November 23, 2011 4:36 pm

      Well, lots of ironing and I trimmed the seam allowances in layers to help the not be quite so bulky. Good luck!

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