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We made magical swirling Halloween Witch's Potions!

569K views · Sep 18, 2022 · Howto & Style

Wicked Makers

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@WickedMakers · 4 years ago · pinned
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@miclowgunman1987 · 4 years ago
I did a edible version of this for my kids birthday party. You get your hands on some butterfly pea flower tea and edible luster dust. I steeped the tea to make a beautiful blue color. I then made vials with instant lemonade powder with a little bit of luster dust mixed in (I called it fairy powder). The kids put the blue liquid in their flasks, and then added the lemonade powder and stirred. The deep blue turns purple from the lemonade acidity and also turns swirly from the luster dust. The end result was a basic lemonade for the kids to drink that just looked magical. I added some Hibiscus flavoring to add some exoticness to the flavor and another step, but you could end it there.
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@frosted1030 · 4 years ago
You could add some led lights and a magnetic switch to the base unit and if you use tissue paper as a diffuser you can get rid of the food coloring. You can also use one of those remote control led lights that change color, really dress it up.
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@Azurabatz · 4 years ago
We 100% need edible alcohol sparkle potion tutorials!
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@CJBurgandy · 4 years ago
good tip too on why to use the glycerin/water mix instead of rubbing alcohol, is that cork stoppers absorbing the rubbing alcohol could become a passive combustible, like linseed oil on rags.
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@KathrynBurke713 · 4 years ago
I had a fantasy video game themed birthday party this past summer and I had drinkable glitter potions! I used edible glitter from Brew Glitter and they were great! A little goes a long way. Friend of mine is great at making drinks and he used a mix of blue and red Brew Glitter to make a concoction he dubbed "Unicorn Tears".<br><br>This is a really neat way to have a magical glitter potion for a prop! Thanks for sharing this!
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@Mirya44 · 3 years ago
This is excellent, but i would advise putting a second magnet on the other side of the quarter (flipped to present an opposite polarity to the first magnet) so as to balance out the quarter. Otherwise you have an unbalanced load which will make the motor spindle/bearings wear unevenly over time. It'll make it much less noisy if it's well balanced as well!
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@jasontodd9 · 4 years ago
That's the best use for a Twilight book I've ever seen!
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@christopherballard1348 · 1 year ago
I’m sure someone else has said this but a magnetic stirring plate would accomplish the same thing for mixing. Higher price tag but it’d make a higher quality decoration too.
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@Nerdforge · 4 years ago
Such a clever idea, love it!
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@NobodyWhatsoever · 4 years ago
If you make the hole juuuuuust large enough, you could also rig up a low-power LED light to make the potion glow from beneath.
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@PhantomSavage · 4 years ago
A perfect use for a Twilight novel.
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