Wow, these are so cute! I once used a dowel and sculpey years ago and created Hermione's Wand. Took some doing, I must say, the intricate leaves and vines were not too hard, but I had to get them just right. (I can be a perfectionist sometimes) Now I am going to use this method to create the Deathly Hallow-The Elder Wand! Cool, why didn't I think of this sooner?
I couldn't find any chopsticks at home (and I was so desperate to make some I couldn't wait to go into town to buy any!) so I just gathered up some twigs and sticks that were hanging about and they're working out great!
I reckon my patronus would be a fox, that'd be cool. However, I'd also settle for something like a hare, cat, sparrow or rat, if I wasn't such a muggle...
They look awesome! Do you think regular "yard/tree" sticks would work? I thought the glue might not stick. Anyway, these are really cool and I can't believe I didn't think of it.
Thank you soooooo much......I made a lot of these and sold them to the ppl waiting in line for the last Harry potter movie premire.......they sold out in a half hour.....thank you so much for this craft
so kawii i love them they made some like this at my hp lock in at church we did the hat qudige(think that how u spell it)but basically every thing even serch for the sourcer stone it was so much fun
whoa, those look awesome! they totally do not look like they're made of chop sticks and hot glue, lol. It's not as if I need a third wand, but I think I shall have to give this a whirl...
These are cool! I'm not a huge HP fan but my friend is and now I'm super excited to make 2 or so for cause she's been in hospital, it will cheer her up!
YEAY! =]
I love that these aren't recreations of the wands from the movies. Instead, they're part of the person who makes them, really. Ollivander would be proud.
I reckon my patronus would be a fox, that'd be cool. However, I'd also settle for something like a hare, cat, sparrow or rat, if I wasn't such a muggle...
Thanks for the stellar tutorial!
Great idea!
YEAY! =]
i'm making three now