Hell-Broth Potion and Ingredients - Collab with Darkest Raven Designs!

[@RavensMinis]

Danny, thanks so much for this collaboration, the potion bottles look AMAZING! This was such a fun one!

[@jellymellon87]

These turned out incredible! Though little disappointed you didn't say you were going to 'wing it' while creating the howlet's wing lol

[@wizardryworkshop]

😂

[@Arkie80]

Interestingly 90 percent of these strange names were codes for common herbs. It was common dor eitches and apothecaries in those days to speak in code to protect the identities of the ingredients. 'Toe of Frog' referred to the Buttercup for example. 'Fillet of Fenny Snske' referred to the root of a plant in the Arum family: Indian Turnip which is also called Jack-in-the-pulpit. The designation 'fenny' meant that it grew in fens or bogs. Amusingly Eye of Newt just referred to mustard seed.

[@wizardryworkshop]

Very cool facts! I did realize this while preparing for the project, but decided it would be more interesting to go more literal with it.

[@maitemf]

OMG! I love making potions and you and Chantal have given me new ideas for my Halloween potion shelf. One of my favorite supplies for potion ingredients is the fishing section in the dollar store. You can find fake worms, toads, plants, strange bugs, little fish pieces… they are made with some “jelly” plastic and the are so realistic😻😻. I also make eye balls with little stirofoam balls with painted pupils. I also love your labels so much! Thank you Danny and Chantal!

[@wizardryworkshop]

Thanks! I'll have to check the dollar store next time!

[@dragosam1544]

John winchester,s Journal , and more Supernatural DIY Plz , Thx

[@catherinemahone8841]

Parchment paper definitely works with hot glue.

[@CarolinaGirlCreationZ]

I wonder how glycerine would work as the liquid in your beautiful potion art?

[@angieallen4884]

Fantastic! I am so excited to make this for my daughter who is a librarian and HP potions fan, so the Macbeth reference is perfect. Love your content and am never disappointed! I think I won't add the liquid to the fur or wing since those particular things would not need to be preserved like the other "organic" materials. Although I did like your idea of the lizard parts being put in dry, too.

[@annbrookens945]

I love potion bottles so this is right up my alley! These came out so well. I've never seen anyone scratch and tint the bottles before; this ages them beautifully!

[@ceewood3358]

Awesome Work!!! One tip I would offer is to put a little Plastic Wrap around your corks--do trim off the excess so it doesn't show--and your liquid water potions will not evaporate---I have some that have lasted for many years. I LOVE the crackle finished one too!

[@BrittanysMagicTrunk]

This was another great collab with Chantal! Y’all are amazing! That distressed crackle paint was amazing! Now I’m itching to go buy it and use it for future projects!

[@wizardryworkshop]

Thank you so much! I was very happy with the crackle paint!

[@judyneubert6687]

Love how these turned out! You did amazing work on them.

[@brianahawkins8124]

They all look AWESOME!!! I love both collab potions, see you on your next video.

[@wizardryworkshop]

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the video!

[@brianahawkins8124]

@@wizardryworkshop Mind my feel like it just been blown away. :D

[@midwestboy9584]

"Song of the Witches" - William Shakespeare - Macbeth, Act IV, Scene I (1606) double, double toil and trouble, fire burn and cauldron bubble. fillet of a fenny snake, in the cauldron boil and bake. eye of newt and toe of frog, wool of bat and tongue of dog, adder's fork and blind worm's sting, lizard's leg and howler's wing, for a charm of powerful trouble, like a hell-broth boil and bubble. double, double boil and trouble, fire burn and cauldron bubble. cool it with a baboon's blood, then the charm is firm and good.

[@cathycasuccio3227]

have you on ipad and drd on my phone to support you both! love you and your colabs

[@craftinglady]

So much different from what Chantla did, but also amazing!

[@dawngable4622]

Very cool. I see why your art is used in the subscription boxes. I also follow Cherry Wallis, she raves about your work, and I can see why.

[@wizardryworkshop]

Thank you so much!

[@rebaingram1901]

Love it!!! I cant wait until my amazon order gets here tomorrow...im gonna have a couple if big bottles that i already got...and some medium and small ones...im so excited!!!

[@KenzWing2002]

I love when you both collab, it's always fun to see your own ways of doing things. The same potions/ingredients done a different way. Really cool!

[@jellymellon87]

Also that print is INCREDIBLE!!!

[@wizardryworkshop]

Thank you!

[@2muchcoffee]

Hi love your work and been following Chantel since hagrids hut I love her creations. Since most of my art supplies are stored in recycled coffee jars would you have any ideas for decorating storage pots and jars to hide hot glue sticks stuff like that I don’t have a lot of space for decoration items, I’m thinking Harry Potter themed working art shelves Thanks for the videos

[@wizardryworkshop]

Thanks! And, I'm not sure. I'd have to see the storage jars I think.

[@2muchcoffee]

@@wizardryworkshop thanks for the reply. Any storage pot would work but the jars I have are Kenco instant 200g jar with red lids very popular in England thanks again

[@clairecheney]

This was way grosser than Darkest Raven Designs video. Waaaaay grosser

[@shamancarmichael5305]

Fantastic! Can't wait to try making some!

[@kylevarlotta3615]

Eye of newt - mustard seed Toe of frog - buttercup leaves Wool of bat - holly or moss Tongue of dog - hounds tooth Adder’s fork - violet or a small fern Blind worm’s sting - Knotweed Lizard’s leg - Ivy Howlet’s wing - garlic or maybe ginger (but garlic was more common)

[@wizardryworkshop]

I'm aware the ingredients aren't literal. But that's boring. Lol

[@bradleyflett7355]

Yo I love your videos man keep up the good work 😝😝😝

[@mackenzieuhlenhopp2441]

AMAZING! Love these so much. I'm not really a crafts person, but these make me want to become one!

[@wizardryworkshop]

You can do it!

[@meganbrown2458]

Wish I had a room to devote to these kinds of projects

[@CharpyTheHedgehog]

Wow they all look so cool!

[@staceyrowell6211]

They look great!

[@vanessahuman7607]

Shantel is awesome

[@stevelapierre4776]

Love the potions and the Hell-Broth bottle... they are all awesome... Will need to try soon, since started book binding / making...!!! I did not know that about the poem.. wow.. learn new things Especially with you ever day... Thank you...! After seeing in the bottles, yeah, does look gross !!! * at 2:58 Love when you were trying to find the bottles... '' Where are the bottles''... Just saying, I would have put at least one of each ingredient in the big bottle just if someone was looking closely, and a bit glow in the dark powder on the Eye of Newt just to make it pop a bit.. But everything was great just saying..!!

[@dibarrett1922]

WOW ❤ this video

[@vikasilverusa3806]

You look like siblings with Chantel)) thanks for sharing your ideas with us

[@tarzankingofthejungle4830]

Awesome show thank you for your time love the crackled glass will definitely be using it

[@tammywetzels1776]

Awesome

[@amymhchan1584]

Rad 😃

[@snoman18x]

Cannot find the Distress Crackle Paint, Clear Rock Candy anywhere. Did they stop selling it? Is there a good alternative?

[@wizardryworkshop]

Yeah, it's not on Amazon anymore. I searched Google and found a few places that sell it though. You'll probably have to go that route.

[@snoman18x]

@@wizardryworkshop where were you able to find it?

[@wizardryworkshop]

Just do a Google search. There are a few places if you scroll through.

[@dawngable4622]

Can’t wait

[@bobvater9323]

Those tongues are horrid. Great job on the bottles. Thanks for the labels.

[@debbymccormack6525]

The side view camera is much more viewer friendly than the overhead angle.

[@karenritter2574]

These turned out wyckedly awesome

[@yvettenino1780]

I enjoyed all the process. Super cool results

[@dagwoodspott2199]

AWESOME !!! Great work 😍Thanks for sharing 🤩

[@wizardryworkshop]

Thanks for watching!

[@DFieryful]

wow this is so cool))))) thank you so much!

[@grandmasmagic3858]

I watched Chantelle's first and the differences between you are miles apart but both bloody awesome...well done on the collab..

[@wizardryworkshop]

Thank you! It was a fun one to do!

[@darniataylor7749]

Two of my favs, collab-ing again!!! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@wizardryworkshop]

Glad you liked it!

[@Jully5Jullyet]

This was probably already said by someone else, but... FUN FACT: these ingredients names were actually just nicknames for real ingredients! The "Eye of Newt", for instance, is actually Mustard seeds ^^

[@wizardryworkshop]

True! However I'm pretty sure it was meant in the literal sense in the poem from Macbeth. Especially if you look at the second set of ingredients, which I didn't include.

[@Jully5Jullyet]

@@wizardryworkshop Oh, Hi! Thank you for replying! Considering Shakespeare's sense of humor, you are probably right XDDD I found a link with the possible 20 "real" ingredients he based on for this poem, if you ever want to check it out ^^ In any case, great video! The final product looks amazing and the old glass effect on the main potion became really cool. I just wanted to share this fun fact that brought me joy when I learned XD

[@coxstereightynine9650]

I love how all your potions look like authentic ingredients of a wizard or witch!

[@wizardryworkshop]

Thank you!

[@ctempleman1401]

Loved the video as always.

[@wizardryworkshop]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@masja1790]

Soooo cooool!!! 🥰

[@ShellMiller7272]

Very cool.

[@dimant1604]

Wow I absolutely love your work

[@wizardryworkshop]

Thank you very much!

[@1NNCC]

Wonderful as usual 👏👏

[@wizardryworkshop]

Thank you so much!

[@myrahaws5148]

You really need a Brother scan n cut. Perfect for cutting labels. Love all your tutorials. And printables