Looks like there is a puppy out of bed on the third floor corridor… he doesn’t know his invisibility cloak fell off and we can see him.ĭOWNLOAD – It’s MimOsa. While some required cutting and taping, this was the extent of my “crafting.” Aka, if I can do this, you can do this!ĭOWNLOAD – Watch Your Step, the Stairs Change sign.

Throughout my living room and kitchen, I found and made some awesome Harry Potter printables. (Anzu’s wearing green because he is obviously a Slytherin.)

Print Gryffndor, Slytherin, Ravenclaw, and Hufflepuff house crests and tape them to pieces of cardboard to create these simple, but totally worth it, house banners. I didn’t have a stamp handy, but if you do, stamp a red seal on the back of the envelope for an extra touch.Īnother easy decoration are Hogwarts house banners. To fit the space, I taped three letters to a piece of fishing line and hung three lines of letters on the doorframe. Since I did not have a fireplace, I decided to hang Harry’s Hogwarts acceptance letters in my entry way. Make as many of these as you have time for. Using small square or rectangular envelopes, address the front of your letters to: Remember the exciting scene in the Sorcerer’s Stone when Harry receives hundreds of letters flying out of the chimney, pushing their way through the boarded up mail slot in the Dursley’s home on Privet Drive? You can do that!

Find a design and shape that you like on Google, and then print it out and tape it to a piece of poster board to add thickness. Greet your guests when they arrive with a Platform 9 3/4 sign. But just because they’re important, it doesn’t mean you have to spend a lot of money. To me, the Harry Potter decorations are the most important part since they spark the magic and remind HP fans of all of their favorite aspects of the beloved story. Purchases from these links may provide a small commission to me to help support my blog. Some of the links in this post are affiliate links. All of my ideas below are low cost and don’t take hours to prepare.Īnd before we begin, special thanks to my sister-in-law, Marin Delmonico ( for taking some of the photos you’ll see below! July 31st is Harry Potter’s birthday… so why not have your friends over for a Harry Potter-themed brunch? And don’t worry, you don’t have to have a big budget or be a super crafty person to make this a magical experience.

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