I finally have some classes to turn in after a long bout of complete lack of motivation.
Class/Challenge/House Pride: Alchemy
House: Ravenclaw
Project Name: Banana Bread
Brief Description: This project demonstrates both the physical and chemical changes that alchemy uses. First I smashed the bananas causing them to physically change both their shape and texture. Then once they were combined with other ingredients they were baked causing a chemical change, making a lovely moist, cakey bread. Yumm.
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Class/Challenge/House Pride: Apparition
House: Ravenclaw
Project Name: CAP’N CRUNCH CUPCAKES WITH PEANUT BUTTER MARSHMALLOW FROSTING
Brief Description: I think cupcakes are the perfect representation on two things that work together when placed side by side. First you have cake which, while delicious by itself, can often leave you waning more; and second you have frosting, now I'm not saying anything is wrong with eating frosting by itself, but it can get overly sweet at times. But when you combine these two get some thing perfectly balanced. I used this recipe from
Confessions of a Cookbook Queen because I'm a peanut butter fanatic and because I had Cap'n Crunch in the pantry. And even though it sounds a little odd at first it is really very yummy.
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Class/Challenge/House Pride: Potions
House: Ravenclaw
Project Name: Sherlock Inspired Hat
Brief Description: When I breathe in the Amortentia one of the things I smell is books, old books. One of my favorites is Sherlock Holmes. I first discovered it by watching re-runs of the PBS Mystery series starting Jeremy Brett as a child. I then read the stories and have now completely fallen in love with BBC's Sherlock. I used the pattern
221b to create this hat which is inspired by the wallpaper in Sherlock and John's flat in the BBC series. I wear it with the ribbing flipped up because apparently I have a short head.
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*hat modeled by Trevor the Bodyless Yeti*
Class/Challenge/House Pride: April Detention
House: Ravenclaw
Project Name: Car Trash Bag
Brief Description: I've been meaning to make a car trash bag for myself for a while now and I finally did. I used a pattern from the book
One Yard Wonders and stitched it up in about an hour. I've had this Alice in Wonderland fabric in my stash for a while and wasn't completely sure what to use it for and this seemed prefect. It hangs off of the passenger seat and is secured by a parachute clip/buckle. Yay for a clean car!!
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