Gryffindor Progress!

This month is full of tricky homework prompts, but Gryffindors are rising to the challenge left and right! Here's some inspiration for project ideas you might want to consider for the second half of the month! Today we have projects from COMC and Potions to share!

Care of Magical Creatures:

Name: PatriciaO
House: Gryffindor
Option: 3) Provide a bit of home for the Lethifold by creating something that will remind him of his natural habitat in the tropics.
Project page: Deux Tourbillions
Wand movements (i.e. Yardage): 350 yds
tag: pride sugar quills
At night the tropics have a dusky purple hue with touches of teal and black. And the twisted vines wind around, wrapping the unsuspecting. These socks with a twisting pattern and dark colors should make our little lethifold feel right at home.

Name: pinkleo
House: Gryffindor, Pepper Imps
Option 2: Craft a blanket or blanket square/s to represent the feeding ground of the lethifold
Wand movements: 200yds
I have created a lethifold feeding ground..though I have NO desire to attract this creature anywhere near me. Thank goodness they do not dwell where I live, but just the thought…:::shudder:::

Potions:

Name: GypSee Art
House: Gryffindor, Sugar Quills
Option: Lily Evans
Yardage: 374 yards of single
Project Page: here
Explanation of how your homework fits the prompt:
I have spun a yarn inspired by Lily Evans. It contains a lot of yellow and orange colors inspired by Lily’s beautiful hair. Also with orange color I wanted to show Lily’s passion for life. My yarn also contains pink and purple colors to show Lily’s gentle and kind nature and loving character.


Name: PinkLemons
House: Gryffindor, Pride Pepper Imps
Option: Lily
Yardage: 75.3 yards
Project Page: Blooming Twilight
Tag: S13Potter
Thank you for the once in a lifetime opportunity to talk to these three great legends. I spent most of my time chatting with Lily, because she was so warm and friendly.
In response to a question I asked about her most memorable moment with James, she told me of the time they had taken a boat ride down a river while watching the sunset. As she said this, I thought about how much like the sunset Lily herself was – beautiful, vibrant, widely appreciated and admired – and how the sun had set on Lily’s life far too early.