The power of imagination is undeniable and this Positive Magic Potions kit might just be the little boost your child needs! You can use any size clear bottle and we have two sizes of labels you can print along with an instruction sheet that details the ability of each potion. FYI: We also have a tutorial on how to make the Upcycled Celtic Box shown. It’s super easy!
Going to the dentist? Take 4 drops of Bravery. Studying for a test? A few drops of Mind Power should do the trick. There are a few fun one’s too such as Fairy Vision and Laughing Brew. 25 labels in all.
DISCLAIMER: Only to be used for good. Results may vary.
Supplies for Positive Magic Potions Kit
- Small clear bottles. I purchased these: Glass Cork Bottles, Glass Dropper Bottles (Plastic bottle from Walmart. Set of four.)
- Printed labels and instruction sheet below. (You can use parchment paper for the detail sheet.)
- Clear packing tape
- Box or container for potions (optional)
- Food coloring gel. I purchased these: Wilton Primary Colors Gel, Wilton Neon Colors Gel.
- Toothpicks (for dipping into gel)
- Distilled Water (Regular water will work but distilled keeps longer.)
- Optional: Here is how to make the Upcycled Celtic Box shown below. A simple and fast upcycled project!
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Instructions
These are the exact bottles I used. I painted the lids of the plastic ones black.
Print out the free labels and cut out the size you need.
Use clear packing tape to attach labels to the bottles to protect them if they get wet.
Fill with distilled water. Regular water works too but distilled stays fresh longer.
For small bottles dip a toothpick into the food coloring gel.
It doesn’t take much to color the water!
For larger bottles use a drop of gel or regular food coloring. Mix colors if desired.
Print out the detail sheet to use with the potions. I used a light brown parchment type paper for effect.
We have a full tutorial on how to make this simple Upcycled Celtic Box. Quick and easy!
Don’t forget to check out our Upcycled Small Celtic Box Tutorial!
So cute! Thank you for sharing!
I just wanted to say thank you for making these available for my grandchildren! We have been potion making for years, and these are just perfect for their growing ages 8 & 10. Glad i found you!
So glad you found these useful Patty! You sound like a spectacular grandmother. 🙂 thanks for stopping by and sharing this lovely comment. Have fun with your potion making!
These potions did not work for me and I don’t know why.Can you please tell me why Nancy?Are they real?What if I was to put some drink in a bottle and attach a label or make a potion tag and attach it to a drink bottle but only write realistic types of potion names on the tags and labels will that work?Thank you!
Good idea, but you should make recipes for potions that are yummy to drink and easy too!!!
You certainly could!
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What a fun and imaginative project. I’d love to share some Joyful Juice with some adults I know. Congrats, you’re featured this week ont he #ThisIsHowWeRoll Link Party on Organized 31.
Thanks so much Susan. I so appreciate the feature. I shared it on all my networks!
This is a genius idea! I think we need a “homework tonic” lol!
hehe… one that makes them love doing it. Good idea!
What a cute and clever idea! What a fun way to remind yourself to change your mood!
Thanks Debbie. Ü
wow, amazing project and great to meet you on craft schooling sunday!
Thanks so much! Glad to have found you!
These are so wonderful! What a fun, creative, positive idea. I’m thinking it’d be cool too to add essential oils to them and use them for inhaling or rubbing on the temples, etc.
Excellent idea!
So adorable. I could use a potion or two, myself.
I hear ya. 😛
Cute! That would be a fun gift for anyone that needs a little boost, especially kids. Thanks for sharing with us at the #HomeMattersParty link party.
Thanks Alayna. Ü
You are so creative! Maybe I can make these to encourage my husband to use essential oils more. 🙂
Awesome!
These are too cute!! Would be great to make for a magical birthday party.
Thanks for stopping by again Hil!