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How to make a posable Pickett the Bowtruckle

March 9, by Stefanie Girard. Leave a Comment

Now this little guy is cute and I didn’t even know who he was. If you do then I bet you think he’s pretty cool and if you don’t wouldn’t it be fun to have a little cute posable plant that you can give your own name to. pop on over to the blog Xristi Witch to see the full tutorial on how to make posable Pickett the Bowtruckle and some more cute pictures.

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Pickett the Bowtruckle is a beloved character from the Harry Potter series. He is a tiny stick-like creature that lives in trees, and is often seen in the company of Newt Scamander.

Pickett uses his long twig-like fingers to guard the trees and protect the creatures living in them. Despite his small size, Pickett is brave and feisty, often standing up to far bigger foes like the infamous Gellert Grindelwald. He is also loyal and devoted to Newt, often accompanying him on his adventures.

Pickett is a fan favorite, and the very embodiment of courage and loyalty. He is a perfect example of the power of friendship, and a reminder that even the smallest of creatures can have a big impact. Pickett is a beloved character that will no doubt live on in the hearts of Potter fans for many years to come.

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Stitch up a fiber cuff with a recycled plastic bottle base

This stitching on a plastic bottle is a great way to make a fiber cuff bracelet…kind of like making your own mesh for cross stitch. Use as many or few holes and the design possibilities are endless. Pop on over to the blog Love this pic for the tutorial on how to make a stitched cuff from a recycled plastic bottle.

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