Harry Potter Knitting Patterns

In this post, you will see a collection of Harry Potter knitting patterns.

If like me you absolutely love the Harry Potter movies, you have probably noticed the knitted pieces that the main characters wear.

Mrs Weasley is an avid knitter – making sweaters for her family and gives a personalised sweater to Harry one Christmas.

This is super special, as not only is it a handmade gift but the first meaningful Christmas gift Harry has ever received.

Image + Pattern from Patty @ My Handmade Lifestyle

Knits Worn By The Characters

The other characters including Hermione are seen wearing knitted hats, gloves and scarves and Neville Longbottom wore a very intricate knit cardigan in the last two movies.

Throughout the movies, you see the knit school scarves in the house colours regularly being worn by the Hogwarts students, especially during Quidditch games.

The patterns in this roundup are mostly easy for beginners, with some intermediate choices too.

The Harry Potter knitting patterns below have been chosen with variety in mind, from a knitted scarf and sorting hat to the golden snitch, there is something for everyone.

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Harry Potter Knitting Patterns

Find the perfect knitting pattern and get those needles out, this type of project will see you through Harry Potter movie marathons throughout the fall/winter and keep you cosy once finished.

Take a look at this roundup of Harry Potter knits and get some ideas >

*Click on the link to view the knitting pattern*

1. Golden Snitch Knitting Pattern

The golden snitch by Kathy Lewinski is a great pattern that gives you easy to follow instructions.

2. Neville Longbottom Sweater Pattern

Neville Longbottom’s sweater pattern by Joannie Newsome is available as a free Ravelry download.

3. Weasley Knitted Dog Sweater Pattern

This Weasley inspired dog sweater is an easy pattern to follow with step by step instructions.

Inspired by the home-made sweaters given by Molly Weasley at Christmas time, this design was made using Ron’s colours.

The sweaters usually vary in colour and have the recipients first initial on the front.

Ron complains that his sweater is always maroon >

“Mum sends us a jumper every Christmas. And mine’s always maroon.”

— Ron Weasley

This dog sweater was made for my dog Jason, he has the Weasley colouring and suits maroon very well – as you can see his initial has been added to the back of the sweater.