Calling all Dollar Tree Craft and Halloween Enthusiasts! I’m excited to be kicking off the Halloween craft season with this super easy and fun Nightmare Before Christmas DIY Potion Bottles! What could be better than budget-friendly Halloween crafts for your tiered tray? So let’s get started!
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Nightmare Before Christmas DIY Potion Bottles | Dollar Tree Craft Idea
When I recently visited the Dollar Tree, I found the cutest potion sign with attached potion bottles. I knew immediately these potion bottles would look great if transformed into Sally’s Potion Bottles. I created a quick easy to follow step by step video so you can follow along, so check it out below!
What you will need:
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- Dollar Tree Pick Your Poison Sign (Be sure to save the actual sign part for another project)
- Mod Podge
- Paint Brushes
- Paper Towels
- DecoArt Paint (White, Black, Grey, etc)
- Heat Tool/Gun (for faster drying between coats)
- Black Paint Marker
- Printable Potion Labels
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Aren’t they adorable? And did I mention super easy?
Not only are these perfect for your Halloween tiered tray, but these DIY Potion Bottles will also make great ornaments for your Nightmare Before Christmas tree, great for party favors, etc!
Need more Nightmare Before Christmas Ideas? Check out all my past projects HERE! I’ve shared ideas for your Nightmare Before Christmas parties as seen below plus all the decor needed to make it your own!
Happy Halloween Crafting!
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1 comment
I knew there was something to be done with that potion bottle sign! I just hadn’t gotten far with any ideas yet. Love this!