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Magic Potion Ingredient Labels

by: Chica
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Magic Potion Ingredient Labels
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While trying to come up with some new decorating ideas for Halloween, I was inspired by the idea of magic potions that wizards and witches use in their spells. Any good potion is made up of some fantastical ingredients, so I thought I'd made some fun labels that celebrate those ingredients in style. I decided to go with a look that was based on vintage apothecary labels, and I really used my imagination for the names of the ingredients. You can find out printable vintage magic potion ingredient labels is available in our Etsy store.

First, I started with a collection of bottles and vials. To gather these, I just walked around my house, looking for interesting containers.

printable magic potion ingredient labels

Then I just printed the labels onto sheets of sticker paper, cut them out, and stuck them on the labels. So little effort for such a big impact, don't you think?

printable magic potion ingredient labels

I created 12 fun ingredients, including some common ones like Truth Syrum and Eye of Newt. I also got a little creative with Shrinking Solution, Graveyard Dirt, and Spider Parts. But the best part about our printable set is that these are customizable apothecary labels! You can create your own labels for anything you want, and even create a custom "Property of" label for your potion box.

magic potion ingredient apothecary labels

It was pretty fun to find things to fill the bottles with, too. Can you guess what the "eye of newt" is? It's some silica gel that I emptied from little packets. And that "witch's blood" is a bottle of maple syrup I had in the pantry. I just soaked it in water to remove the existing label and added a new one. I love it!

printable magic potion ingredient labels

These labels also work great for beer bottles. Just soak the labels off of beer (or soda) bottles and replace them with new ones. Liquid ingredients like "Truth Syrum" work especially well as printable beer bottle labels for a grown-up Halloween party.

printable magic potion ingredient labels beer bottles

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7 comments so far:

  • 1
    Theresa in Kitimat 10/15/2012 at 9:33 am

    These are such fun labels. Thank you for sharing.

  • 2
    Deb 10/15/2012 at 1:05 pm

    Was at Target yesterday and they had Halloween label kits for beer for sale, but I like these so much better!

  • 3
    Casey 10/15/2012 at 4:15 pm

    LOVE, LOVE, LOVE these - how much fun we're gonna have!!! Thanks so VERY much for sharing - you're the best!

  • 4
    Leslie 10/17/2012 at 12:10 pm

    Too cute!

  • 5
    Belinda 07/10/2013 at 11:08 am

    hi, these look amazing. My little sister is harry potter mad and i would love to use these to make her something to cheer her up. Thank You. can keep up the good work.

  • 6
    Tishylishy 11/01/2015 at 10:00 am

    Thank you so much for sharing these. I am planning on having some post hallowe'en fun in my early years class this week and these will add to the excitement. :)

  • 7
    Chica 11/06/2015 at 10:07 am

    Tishylishy, we're so glad we could help with your event!

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