Inspired by the classic video game, this Tetris throw and pillow are comprised of tetrominos (a shape formed by four connected squares) in the tradional colors. The throw contains two of each tetromino, arranged so that whether it is turned up or down, no piece could fall, and no row would be complete. The pillow has one of each tetromino, arra...

Add some zip to your juggling with these juggling birds! Make a pirate bird, a ninja bird, and a devil bird, and send them flying! These birds are also great for a less-traditional stuffed animal.

Inspired by vining plants, this tea wallet is great practice with cables! If you like to carry your own tea bags with you, this tea wallet will help keep them from getting crumpled in your purse or pocket.

Make a broomstick for each House or a whole Quidditch team’s worth of your favorite house!

This pattern contains four bookmarks, one bookmark representing each house with the house initial and animal symbol.

This torch hides the Elder Futhark rune Kenaz, meaning “beacon” or “torch”. It also has the meanings “Vision, revelation, knowledge, creativity, inspiration, technical ability. Vital fire of life, harnessed power, fire of transformation and regeneration. Power to create your own reality, the power of light. Open to new strength, energy, and pow...

In any color you can dream of (or have in your stash), this pattern makes a fanciful winged elephant, or you can leave off the wings for a normal (or at least Earth-bound) elephant. Either way, this elephant is a cutie!

These finger puppets are great for talking about Hanukkah and singing Hanukkah songs. They would also be great for a birthday present- make one candle for every year of the child’s age! This pattern uses small amounts of yarn, so it’s a great way to use up those little bits of yarn that you have left over from other projects.

These Christmas finger puppets are great for enacting fanciful stories about Christmas. Think how much fun it would be to find these finger puppets under (or hanging on) the tree on Christmas! This pattern uses small amounts of yarn, so it’s a great way to use up those little bits of yarn that you have left over from other projects.

Retell the classic fairy tale or make up your own story with this set of the Three Little Pigs and the Big Bad Wolf. Perhaps you want to tell the story from the wolf’s point of view!