Class or Challenge Title: Alchemy
House: Gryffindor!
Project Name & Page Link: Grey & Orange Dice Badge Holder
Brief Description: This badge holder is silver grey. I made it as a practice version, to test the pattern, before cutting up my husband’s favorite dungeon maps fabric. It will go to a friend of his, who is coming over from Ireland for another D&D con later this year.
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Class or Challenge Title: Arithmancy
House: Gryffindor!
Project Name & Page Link: Dungeon Maps Badge Holder
Brief Description: When my husband came home from Gary Con last year, he had a Badge holder he had purchased at the event. It was bright yellow, and made of that this fabric that giveaway grocery totes are made of. It was just not very Jim-like. So I decided to make his boring old badge holder more exciting. I made it from some cool dungeon map fabric I found on Spoonflower. Now he’ll have a custom one-of-a-kind badge holder… whenever he gets to go to Gary Con again. They just cancelled this year’s event. 
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Class or Challenge Title: Book Club - Ch 3
House: Gryffindor!
Project Name & Page Link: Citrus Olive Oil Cake
Brief Description: I have been looking forward to pottermouth visiting me for weeks now! She & her daughter stayed with us last night, and in honor of the event, I made a delicious Citrus Olive Oil Bundt Cake. It was seriously moist and delicious. I’ll be making it again for sure!
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Class or Challenge Title: HoM
LC Contest: F&T - Spring Greening
House: Gryffindor!
Project Name & Page Link: Recycled Silk Tuck-Away-Tote
Brief Description: Inspired by the pink ruffles & bows of Madam Puddifoot’s tea shop, I created a pink Tuck-Away Tote for the Spring Greening Challenge on the F&T board. The bottom of the bag features a pocket, so the tote can be tucked up inside itself, to fit into a purse or coat pocket.
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Class or Challenge Title: Muggle Studies
House: Gryffindor!
Project Name & Page Link: White D&D Pencil Pouches
Brief Description: Since I had more cute D&D fabrics laying around after making Jim’s badge holders, I decided to make some simple pencils pouches too. The fabric is graph paper, with pencils sketches of D20’s, treasure chests, swords & other weaponry, etc. I loved how fast they were to make, and that I got to use up stash fabrics for the lining, stash zippers, and even scraps of quilt batting floating around my stash for years.
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