Lion Brand Yarn Crafts Three Unique "Deathly Hallows" Inspired by the Movie ...

Manhattan, NY (PRWEB) July 15, 2011

In honor of the final installation of Harry Potter film franchise, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2, Lion Brand Yarn Company has created some type of a model of craft set for "Deathly Hallows" three . Those who have followed the series know that knitting was a hobby spread everywhere, as seen through the sweaters, hats, gloves and scarves infamous house in Hogwarts colors representing Gryffindor, Slytherin, Ravenclaw and Hufflepuff.Even Albus Dumbledore, Hogwarts' venerable director, proclaimed to love knitting patterns in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.

To celebrate Harry Potter and the joys of knitting, Lion Brand created models for each of the "Deathly Hallows", each using a different gear. Inspired by the Resurrection Stone, one ring was crocheted with thread Glamour Vanna with "Deathly Hallows" symbol embroidered on it. A knitted cape, inspired by the invisibility cloak, was also designed using wire Glamour Vanna. Finally, the Elder Wand was used as the basis for a rod made of wire Vanna choice.All models are free and can be found at LionBrand.com.

Combining his love of yarncrafts with his love of Harry Potter, Michelle Urcuyo, store manager Lion Brand Yarn Studio Retail & Training Centre in New York, designed the capelet invisibility. She said: "For all of us who are fans of the books, we know there are people that opens inside your head as you read, and no two visions are alike. My version of the invisibility cloak is not the same as in the book, but it is a tribute to what I see in my mind every time I go back to Hogwarts. Lion Brand yarns can be purchased through major craft retailers, as well as at LionBrand.com.

About Lion Brand Yarn Company: Founded in New York City, Lion Brand Yarn Company is a 133 year-old brand and America's oldest hand-knitting yarn brand. Throughout its history, Lion Brand has been at the forefront of yarn trends while consistently providing its customers with the finest quality products at affordable prices. Visit http://www.LionBrand.com .

Save Knitting Poncho Patterns-Viva Poncho: Twenty Ponchos And ...

For any other person is confused by the plethora of new “poncho” knitting books, I hope that my efforts will help you with your decision. I spent considerable time in a couple of libraries and local yarn stores in an attempt to choose which poncho pattern books were the best. After you have set on what I believe, is all in the current market, it is certainly the best. Why? Well, there are a range of styles and designs. In addition, patterns, while various levels, are easy to follow. It is the only one of the poncho books where, for me, the most difficult decision is only one knitting – there are several that I would have liked to have for this fall.

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As a bonus, you receive a “chaps” and some “gauntlets” here obviously you can probably correspondent about any of the models.

When I received this book, I found a number of patterns that I wanted to do. My first choice was Eudora (page 110). It went well enough that I came on line 41. I am not a very experienced knitter (mainly scarves until recently), but it is quite clear to me that there were an error in the model. I sent e-mails to the Publisher and authors. I’ve never heard of the authors, but today I received a response from the editor – there are corrections to: vivaponcho dot com. wary if – this book contains errors.

Currently, ponchos are everywhere – of the runway at cinema – local room and the time could not be better for all knitters who joined the craze in recent years and are ready to go beyond the scarves. For these new knitters who want to improve their directory of knitting and their wardrobe – and pros experienced research for the pleasure of new projects-Christina Stork and Leslie Barbazette created Viva Poncho, a collection of 20 models for all levels of knit poncho.

The book is divided into three parts-one-piece, two parts and capelets. You will find patterns for big, airy ponchos on huge needles, ponchos comfortable to keep you warm when the weather gets chilly and capelets lacy to accentuate your dress of these favorite. The authors use drawings and graphics with the usual instructions to make the patterns as understandable as possible. They also explain techniques that may be new to most novice knitters with lot of pictures to illustrate. For knitters looking to exceed the pattern to add their own special keys, Stork and Barbazette also include tips and suggestions for hoods and fringe necks cowl-thus adding that change the son and play with the colors to personalize any design.

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