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Wish Upon A Mural has a lot of Harry Potter stencils that come in easy to do traceable wall patterns. Trace & paint, that's it!
Fun facts about:
Harry Potter
- Hagrid is said to be twice the height of a human but in the films he is mentioned to be 8 feet 6 inches.
- Hermione’s cat Crookshanks is no ordinary cat as he is half-kneazle. Kneazles are intelligent cat-like creatures who can sniff out suspicious characters and if a kneazle takes a liking to a witch or wizard, they make for excellent pets.
- Members of the Order of the Pheonix are the only wizards who know how to communicate using their patronuses. A wizard’s patronus is the individual’s unique spirit guardian and is effective in use against the dark arts.
- Dementors don’t breed. They grow where there’s decay, like fungus.
- The tattoos on Sirius Black’s body are borrowed from Russian prison gangs. These are to identify a person as one to be feared and respected.
- The command that makes the Dark Mark (the mark of the Dark Lord) appear is “Morsmorde” which appropriately means ‘take a bite out of death in French.
- Harry’s middle name is James, Hermione’s is Jane and Ron’s is unfortunately, Bilius.
- Garden gnomes are considered to be pests in the wizarding community because they eat the roots of plants and make little piles of earth, very much like moles.
- The ghost Nearly-Headless Nick was beheaded because a botched dentistry job. He was trying to straighten Lady Grieve’s teeth but instead she sprouted a tusk.
- Dumbledore has a scar in the shape of the London Underground above his knee.
- The secret code Arthur Weasley must dial into a telephone keypad to access the Ministry of Magic is 62442. The letters underneath those numbers on a standard phone spell out the word ‘magic’.
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