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black paper on both sides. Write the word TICKET in all caps on the side and in the middle, write Platform 9 ¾.


On the backside of the paper, include the details of your party. Pop the ticket into an envelope and mail out to your friends.


To send the message by owl, pur- chase small owl stuffed animals,


Create the Hogwarts Experience for your Guests


Count how many guests are attending your party and write equal numbers of each of the four Hogwart’s houses Griffindor, Ravenclaw, Slytherin and Huf- flepuff on small individual pieces of paper. Fold these papers in half and place them in a bowl.


scarves should follow the Hog- warts guidelines for each house. Gryffindor house is a red scarf with gold stripes, Ravenclaw is blue with silver stripes, Slytherin is green with silver stripes and Hufflepuff is yellow with black stripes.


Arrange a table in the entry area of your home with a witch’s hat in the center to represent the


found in toy, party, and novelty stores. Write your invitation on a piece of paper and roll the paper up into a scroll. Tie the scroll with a ribbon and attach to the owl. Place the owl into a box and ship to your guests. It will be an invita- tion they never forget.


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Next, purchase red, yel- low, green and blue fabric along with felt squares of gold, silver and black. Cut the fabric into long strips to create Hog- warts scarves. Then cut the felt squares into thin strips and glue the strips onto the scarves to make stripes. The designs for the


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Hogwarts Sorting Hat. Place the scarves on the side of the table and set the bowl with the names of the four houses of Hogwarts in front of the hat. As each guest enters your home, welcome them


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