It's been a while since I've created a Harry Potter project, but when I found these awesome skeleton bottles in the Halloween décor at Michaels I knew exactly what to do. They're great bottles made from a polyresin and measures approximately 9 inches in height. And while it's not the exact design of the original Skelegro bottle it's probably as close as I'll get. At least for a bottle that I can buy and alter myself.
Once home with my new potion bottle I turned to our friend Google search (actually I use Bing) and began searching for the Skelegro label. There were quite a few out there and I had to look at pictures I took of the Potions for All Afflictions shop in the Wizarding World at Harry Potter to make sure I chose the right one. You see this is where I could be even more authentic in my recreation of the potion bottle.
After finding the accurate label I opened the picture in my Silhouette software, traced and created the cut file I needed. Now the trick was to cut those silly words out in the size I needed and not lose any of them in the weeding process. After all the space I had to work with for my label was 2 inches wide by 2 1/2 inches tall.
Using my Oracle 651 vinyl, it took two different cuts and a couple play arounds with sizing of each line, but I got it. And now I have a great, fun new potion bottle to add to my collection.
2 comments:
Spook-tacular job! Love it! :-)
Lena
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Very COOL!! LOVE the bottle! But the tiny wording looks perfect and I can only imagine trying to weed that little writing out... But you did it and it looks spook-tacular!! :)
Theresa
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