Endurance training was all about multiples, churning out five to ten of the same type of project. The pitch was full of so much variety: coasters, dishcloths, teeny tiny hearts and stars and flowers, coffee cozies, Christmas ornaments, snowflakes, butterflies, mini owls, leaves, doll clothes -- Ravenclaws truly decided to Craft. All. The. Things. while working smarter, not harder!
Dying yarn was a popular option for multi Quidditch goodness:
Row 2: Flipstainforever, Hazelly, Jayannell, Katzenwolle
Row 3: Krypton, m8land, Nebeltanzerin, oriocookie
Row 4: SarahTheEntwife, Stormmoon, tkannon, TriGirlJ
Lots of people had the food challenge remaining on the brain. Stacymarie, Hypercycloid, tiedyedmomma, and electronjam crafted some cute food miniatures...
(FYI: her Lunatic Quotient is now 2,589. Respect.)
Teeny tiny aminals! by Nymfadora and senkatnovo:
Teeny tiny people! by JeninRI...
Tiny teeny Halloweeny crafting! by bookwormdjibouti and jessdhill (also nerdmama - go look!):
AND THE WINNER for the most Ravenclaw entry goes to:
DEETYBLUE, with her punctuation pandemonium!
p.s. we won the game AND had over 60% Claw participation. :)
NEXT UP: Challenge 3
Hat Time Trial: November 3 - 9
Each house can field a team of up to twenty people. Our awesome Quidditch Staff are making final team decisions right now -- watch the Tower Quidditch thread for the big announcement!
Team members must craft as many hats-to-fit-human-heads as possible in the time allotted; for every hat donated to charity, the House Cup coaches will give bonus points.
Details and scoring specifics are in the House Cup Quidditch Thread.
SQUEE!!!! We are SO killing it this term!
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