Add a little decorative element to your home for Halloween by creating some “magic potions!” I know many of you enjoy doing your own lettering and drawing, and you can use this idea as you like. However, when pressed for time, or if you just want to use the get it done version, here’s how to make it happen. When I saw these cute little label stamps, I knew I had to do something fun with them!
Magic Potions Stamp Set, #C1509
Each of these label shapes can be cut with a Cricut die cut machine from the CTMH Cricut Artiste Collection cartridge, #Z1790. You can see that the page of the accompanying booklet and the cutting size are marked right along side the stamps. Since they are clear, they are easy to see exactly where to place your stamp on the label.
I grabbed some random bottles and decorated them! You can see I did a very basic version of dressing these bottles. There is so much more you could do, but I wanted you to see that just doing something simple can be very effective! These would look cute with candy in them. Since these bottles are rather tall, I filled them with water and added food coloring to the water to create the colors I wanted in each one.
CTMH Scaredy Cat papers with the Magic Potions stamps.
I love the Black Shimmer Trim! It was perfect for this project to add a little zip to the top of each bottle. All you have to do is pull off the backing tape, and it’s ready to adhere to your project!
Paper rosettes make a nice backing to the labels, or just use some of the coordinating papers from the Scaredy Cat collection, #X7185B.
Magic Potion stamp with paper rosette from Scaredy Cat paper collection.
Cutting the labels with the die cut machine makes easy work of decorative labels. Inking the edges finishes this label nicely.
Magic Potions stamped label with inked edges.
Coordinating decorative papers, as well as plain colored card stock make it easy to create projects have a cohesive look when doing a grouping of items.
Coordinating papers make the perfect background to add even more interest.
There are so many possibilities for these label stamps. Wouldn’t they look adorable on treat bags? What do you think you’d make with them, my little pretty?
Here’s a peek at the Scaredy Cat printed paper. There are also pieces of coordinating card stock not shown.
CTMH scaredy cat paper pack
We continue our Artful Adventures today as we look at another way to use a printable download. How do you like the picture for our adventure this week?
