Upcycled Potion Bottles

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These DIY Potion Bottles are both elegant and spooky and only take about 30 minutes from start to finish. Today we have it too easy. We can just run to the store and buy everything we need to decorate or throw a Halloween party! But what's the fun in that? This year, my family is having a good old-fashioned 1980's Halloween.

DIY Halloween Potion Bottles Decoration Three Different Directions

Step Two: Add leaves, green twine and glitter. Push everything down so they absorb the glue. Then pull the leaves up a little. Use bottles of different sizes to make your display more interesting. I used hearts and micro beads for this love potion. To stain the bottles use darker colors. You can also use many layers.

Toni Ellison Harry Potter Potion Bottles

What you'll need to make DIY Potion Bottles from Old Jars: Clean Glass Jars with lids (Pasta Jars, Jelly Jars, Baby Food Jars, any jar with a lid) Black Paint Gold Paint Paint Brush Hot glue gun and glue sticks Paper towel Small rocks (optional)

DIY Potion Bottles from Old Jars Big Bear's Wife

1. DIY Magic Potion Bottles Since the majority of what you will be adding to the potion bottle is in liquid form, it is advisable to use a funnel to fill the bottle to avoid spilling. You need to be mindful of which food coloring you're using because this determines the color of the bottle. Click for more details 2. DIY Potion Bottles

DIY Halloween Potion Bottles Decoration Three Different Directions

First pour the corn syrup into the cups. Second sprinkle in the glitter and stir to combine. Then pour the glittery mixture into the bottles through the funnels. Some of my potions are a single glitter color. Liquid Luck - yellow. Zombie Antidote - green. Love Potion - red. For some of my other potions I mixed various glitter colors together.

Upcycled Potion Bottles

Share 650 views 1 year ago #halloweencrafts #diypotionbottles #fallcrafts These DIY Potion Bottles are easy and inexpensive to make. See the full tutorial and download the free labels here:.

Make these Cheap & Easy DIY Halloween potion bottles.

Supples you will need for the potion bottles: $1 Bottles or jars from the Dollar tree. Matte mod podge. Gauze. Kitchen towel. Baking soda. Rustoleum matte black spray paint. Martha Stewart metallic silver paint. Gold leafing or any bright gold paint.

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23 DIY Potion Bottles Are Perfect Spooky Halloween Decor Classy

Materials and Tools: Plastic Potion Bottles with Caps Permanent Markers Jute Twine or Hemp Rope Super Glue Hammer Hot glue gun Wire cutters Needle nose pliers Scissors DIY Magic Potion Bottles Click Here The Magic Potion Bottle is a fun way for kids to learn about science.

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DIY Tiny Bottles of Potion Ingredients Deborah Minter Updated: Oct 17, 2022 12:32 PM EDT Miniature potion ingredients! Miniature Quark-in-a-Bottle Craft There is something magical of a little quark in a bottle! Mini bottles are fun to turn into a crafty ornament, and they come in quite a few sizes.

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To do this, I simply tilted the bottle at an angle and rotated it, making the angle closer to 90 degrees the more I rotated it. All sides of the bottle should be covered. I did this a few times to ensure an even coat. Step 5: Turn the bottle upside down and let it sit for 1 hour at least. This is a very critical step!

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STEP 1: Spray Paint Bottles Start by gathering up small glass bottles and jars. Remove existing labels and clean the outside with glass cleaner. Then spritz your glass bottles with water (see the video above for the technique) and spray paint them with Mirror Effect spray paint (link in the supplies list above). STEP 2: Print Labels

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Step 1: Get a Bottle We used a regular wine bottle, but you could use any type of bottle you'd like. Step 2: Cut Off The Top Use a pair of scissors to cut off the top of the bottle. This makes it easier to pour the liquid into the bottle later. Step 3: Pour Liquid Into Bottle Pour the desired amount of liquid into the bottle.

Decorate Halloween Potion Bottles with Paint Carla Schauer Designs

Begin by filling any clear bottles that you plan to use with paint (as needed). For example, I filled the "unicorn blood" bottle with red craft paint (slightly watered down so it would swish around better), and the dragon's blood was filled with a combination of blue and black.

DIY Halloween Nebula Jars and Potion Bottles Karen Kavett

6.1K Share Save 157K views 9 months ago Today I am answering your most commonly asked questions, as well as giving you some tips and tricks for making perfect Prop potion bottles! Easy potion.

Make Halloween Potion Bottles from Recycled Containers Mod Podge Rocks

Step 2: Vinegar and Stain. Let the mirror paint dry for roughly 30 second and spray on either your rubbing alcohol or vinegar. Just mist the bottle, the areas where the solution hits will remove the mirror spray patin from the bottle. Dip a paper towel in your stain, and dab on a surface to remove excess stain.