Invigoration Draught : Energizing Potion : Color Changing Potion : DIY Prop Bottle : Harry Potter

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Today I am showing you how to create a Color Changing Potion; the Invigoration Draught, a Potion said to Energize and Invigorate the Drinker. This potion prop changes from orange to a blue green. This potion was first talked about in Order of the Phoenix when Harry Brewed an acceptable potion before Professor Snape smashed his Phial. This will be a great addition to our Potion, Prop Collection we have been making, or an excellent addition to a Cosplay Costume.
The Things you will need:
• I glass Bottle with a rubber cork
• Isopropyl Alcohol
• Orange Food Coloring
• Blue Mica Powder
• White Sealing Wax Hot Glue
• Twine Cording
• Thin Twine Cording
• Orange and Blue Beads
• Scissors
• Label Printed on Sticker Paper
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@valbra1 2 года назад

Guys, lets so some gratitude!!! You have no idea of how much time she spend to do this video for you! The very least we can do is to PRESS A FREE "LIKE" BUTTON! Please.. She spend time thinking on what she will do, she record the video, then another ton of her time spent to edit it...

@CookingandCraftChick 2 года назад

Thank you Carla! 😘

@kelj7711 2 года назад

Yes, good point! And, watch all of the ads! 😁👍

@CookingandCraftChick 2 года назад

@@kelj7711 😘

@johnmoser6617 Год назад

@@CookingandCraftChick ❤😂❤

@johnmoser6617 Год назад

😂😂❤❤😂q

@BrittanysMagicTrunk 2 года назад

I love your color-changing potions! The Wiggenweld is my favorite, but this is a close second behind it! Love these tutorials!

@jackieremis6533 2 года назад

Another Fun one! The color changing idea is so cool. Can't wait to give it a try!!!

@theladyamalthea 2 года назад

I just love watching the swirls as the mica powder mixes with the alcohol! And I like how you jazzed up the wrapping with those beads, a creative touch.

@neonarcade3562 Год назад

I love these colour changing potions !!! 💜💜💜💜

@ArticulateDesignASMR Год назад

This is absolutely amazing! Thank you so much for the tutorial! I'll feature them in my next alchemist video for sure :D

@silverdollar1 8 месяцев назад

Great idea. My brain went wild with how many ways this could be adapted to body sprays ❤ thanks for posting!

@valbra1 2 года назад

Lovely Andrea!!!

@fruitytarian 4 месяца назад

So cool! I've been collecting glass bottles for years and now I have something to make with them 😍

@marthadelgado6753 2 года назад

Second! Been waiting for a new potion project!

@lisalalalanddavis1651 Год назад

These are awesome.. thank you for sharing I'm a librarian and sharing a bit of magic through the library is phenomenal.. Thank you for taking the time to put these together ❤️ it really is very much appreciated 😊

@CookingandCraftChick Год назад

I’m glad I can help! I appreciate the work you librarians do to spread Magic and reading to kids!! 😊

@rethacordovano9879 Месяц назад

Your stuff is so fun!

@patriciabarnes8141 Год назад

Gorgeous as always! ❤️I really love the obscure stuff. I would love to see your take on the magical film developing solution that Collin Creevey talk about in COS chapter 6.

@CookingandCraftChick Год назад

I’ll have to look into that 😊

@seraluv Год назад

Came here from Articulate Design ASMR. This was really interesting to watch. Love your creations.

@CookingandCraftChick Год назад

Thank you! 😊💜

@rondaherriott 2 года назад

I love this! I think I will add some twine to the bottom so you don’t see the mica when it’s settled!

@CookingandCraftChick 2 года назад

I thought about that too.

@akamilkia 2 года назад

I like ur video n accent Love from indonesia

@jellymellon87 2 года назад

Another awesome poition😊 Love the colour shifting and the label matches so perfectly. Not a fan of the new timelapse music though.

@CookingandCraftChick 2 года назад

I do different music for each potion, I was going for something “invigorating” 😊

@Sillyzombie666 Год назад

i just recently got ahold of a pile of empty liquor bottles for crafting, now i know what to do with the small ones

@skylineg6618 Год назад

Am I missing the link/card for the how to wrap the top with twine? I can't find it anywhere here or on any of the other videos.

@kelj7711 2 года назад

How very clever! I love the color combinations and the embellishments! Thank you so much!! (Now if only you could make a real version of this. I could definitely use it! 😉) Thanks! 😊👍💗

@CookingandCraftChick 2 года назад

Right! Me too! 😂

@anroley 2 года назад

Love your color changing potions. I’m going to have my campers make some for the Ilvermorny School themed camp I’m leading in a couple weeks. Quick question about the powder. Would edible cake luster dust do the same thing as mica powder or will it give a different effect?

@CookingandCraftChick 2 года назад

Unfortunately the edible kind of luster dust does not work the same. Mica powder is pretty safe though it’s one of the key ingredients they use in makeup.

@beckymurphy4714 2 года назад

When you first added the mica powder into the orange the effect was mesmerizing! I wonder if the orange will change color over time with a lot of shaking - will it get darker or muddier?

@CookingandCraftChick 2 года назад

It shouldn’t. I made a test bottle several weeks ago and it is still the same color. Actually the longer it sits the more “clear” orange it gets because all of the residual mica settles leaving it even clearer.

@heysketchadoodleart4973 Год назад

This is absolutely beautiful, may I ask why Rubbing alcohol might he preferred over the water/glycerin mixture?

@CookingandCraftChick Год назад

You get less bubbles and I feel like a better swirl.

@heysketchadoodleart4973 Год назад

@@CookingandCraftChick Fantastic, thank you so much for taking the time to reply 💙

@michellelam8290 Месяц назад

How about glycerin? Do we need to add it to make the storm go slower? Thank you for the video it looks amazing!

@CookingandCraftChick Месяц назад

You can however sometimes it can make some mica powders clump when it settles

@michellelam8290 Месяц назад

Thank you so much this is really helpful ❤

@USNAV 9 месяцев назад

These are really cool to look at. How long does it take for the shimmer and swirls to settle after shaking it up?

@CookingandCraftChick 9 месяцев назад

It depends on the base (alcohol or distilled water) and the mica but usually about 30 minutes or so.

@USNAV 9 месяцев назад

@@CookingandCraftChick ok cool sounds good. Thank u 👍🏽

@marydragonz9798 9 месяцев назад

😮❤🐲

@balineroo Год назад

Absolutely lovely potion! But I wonder, is there a reason for using rubbing alcohol or distilled water instead of normal (drinking) water?

@CookingandCraftChick Год назад

Regular water over time will get “yucky”. The alcohol or distilled water with glycerin keeps things from growing in the water.

@balineroo Год назад

That makes sense. Thank you so much for the quick reply!

@squirrellykrafter Год назад

this is the question I've been looking for!

@Ylluria Год назад

May I ask why you use running alcohol over water, & why you mix the mics into the alcohol on the side..? I've made potion bottles before, but with water, & just kinda gauge things by eye. Does it help incorporate the mica better or something..? Thanks so much! 💕

@CookingandCraftChick Год назад

I use alcohol or distilled water with a couple drops of glycerin to keep things from growing in it. If you use regular tap water over time it will get “yucky”. I personally prefer the swirls and lack of bubbles you get with the alcohol too. You can either mix the mica in it or on the side, it doesn’t matter, people like to watch it swirl in which is why I did it separate. I hope that helps 😊

@asherskillen6545 Месяц назад

I have a project i want to try, It involves making the potions from Harry Potter and putting them in a light up case. Will the light color the potion more green if it is under this potion due to the settled mica, will it not heavily effect it? also, how would you go about putting a metal bead or something inside to allow someone to "magically" stir the potion? (Like a magnet mixer with a remote wand or something)

@CookingandCraftChick Месяц назад

It won’t really effect it light wise. Most magnetic stirrers will only run one bead at a time, so I don’t know that there’s a great way for you to do multiple spinning pills inside of a box. I do a potion spinner in this video where I hide it in a book box: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-FoZNmIeWy4s.html

@jessrylatt9656 Год назад

Hi, how long does it take to completely settle please? Love your videos ❤

@CookingandCraftChick Год назад

About 30-40 minutes depending on the mica.

@brentnorton1602 8 месяцев назад

What is a good green/yellow recipe? I’m doing some campaign awards for my D&D group. It centered around The King in Yellow and Wyrdstone (green crystals)

@CookingandCraftChick 8 месяцев назад

I’d do yellow base liquid and green mica. Sounds like fun 😊

@brentnorton1602 8 месяцев назад

@@CookingandCraftChick thank you

@burbero_caffe Год назад

Great video Thank you! But can I use ethyl alcohol instead of the rubbing?

@CookingandCraftChick Год назад

Should be fine

@burbero_caffe Год назад

@@CookingandCraftChick Thank you very much 😊

@barbermr701 Год назад

If I were to make this mixture would I be able to sit it in my china cabinet after Halloween and reuse it again next year? Or would I have to make a new mixture every year? Just wondering how long the mixture lasts so I know if I should just dump it and wash the bottle after Halloween? Thanks Love your video!!

@CookingandCraftChick Год назад

You should be able to keep it. I’ve had most of my potions for years. Try to use rubber corks on alcohol potions to reduce evaporation over time.

@barbermr701 Год назад

@@CookingandCraftChick Thank you so much for your reply. I cant wait to try this.

@LunaWitch023 Год назад

Instead of a rubber cork can you also use a stopper? Like a glass one with those rubber ridges (i dont know what they are called lol)

@CookingandCraftChick Год назад

Yes you definitely can. They don’t seal as tight as a rubber cork as far as evaporation is concerned but they definitely work.

@ydream0625 9 месяцев назад

Hi this message might be too late considering the release date: but I recently got into potion making, and I've noticed that after a few days, the jars get a bit foggy/small bubbles&smudges start forming on the inside of the glass 😢. Do you have any advice? Ps I use tap water because a different creator said using regular tap water would still last a couple of years so I'm confused. Tysm❤

@CookingandCraftChick 9 месяцев назад

That is why. Tap water gets gross over time. ☹️Distilled water and a tiny bit of glycerin is what you can do. My tips and tricks video will give you some insights. I’m sorry that is happening to your bottles. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_blpHmSHt1c.html

@shannagallaher2603 Год назад

This may be a stupid question, but can you add too much Mica powder? It seems like my potions don't swirl as much as yours. Or maybe for a very short time in the beginning.

@CookingandCraftChick Год назад

You can add too much. But to get it to swirl a little longer you can always add a little bit of glycerin to “thicken” it up. It will stop swirling and settle in between getting shaken up.

@arfaafzal6104 2 года назад

Hii im firstt!

@myka6672 Год назад

I'm planning to do one of these for Halloween, I was just wondering if using cosmetic mica powder is okay with this?

@CookingandCraftChick Год назад

Cosmetic mica may not work. It depends if there are other additives to it. I would test it in a smaller bottle first.

@myka6672 Год назад

@@CookingandCraftChick thank you for responding!💖

@CookingandCraftChick Год назад

@@myka6672 no problem 😉

@squirrellykrafter Год назад

I made a potion with cosmetic grade powder from hobby lobby. It doesn't color shift but it still looks really pretty.

@ochun57 2 года назад

I have never seen orange food coloring so where did you find it ? Thank you

@CookingandCraftChick 2 года назад

This is just a Betty Crocker orange food coloring you get in a neon pack. Most grocery stores carry it. Wilton also has an orange food coloring. If you can’t find that you can always do 1 drop of red and 1 drop of yellow food coloring to achieve orange.

@xxaKsLuckyxx 9 месяцев назад

I followed this video to the T, but my color mix/mica powder looks WAY different when it mixes in with the food colored rubbing alcohol. Are there any other additives im not seeing?

@CookingandCraftChick 9 месяцев назад

No everything I did you see on camera. I just use the alcohol, food coloring, and mica powder. Is it too dark too light too blue etc??

@nickferrari413 Год назад

Will black mica powder overpower whatever color you’ve made the liquid

@CookingandCraftChick Год назад

Yes and no. It depends on the mica powder and the colors. If you check out my dash of pox video I use black mica powder in it. Trial and error will be your friend.

@vengenceuk 2 года назад

Hi can you tell me if using rubbing alcohol or distilled water and glycerin is better?

@CookingandCraftChick 2 года назад

I personally prefer Rubbing Alcohol.

@crazycreeper3653 Год назад

would pacha soap co hand sanitizer work for this diy? or does have to be a different one?

@CookingandCraftChick Год назад

I’m not sure. It might be too thick.

@SilentKnightZer0 Год назад

Hello! Why do you use alcohol for both parts instead of water? What makes the difference? I can't seem to find an answer anywhere on google

@CookingandCraftChick Год назад

@SilentKnightZer0 Год назад

@@CookingandCraftChick thank you! I'm so glad you replied! And you don't need the glycerin with the alcohol correct? I'm definitely going to be using the alcohol now!

@CookingandCraftChick Год назад

@@SilentKnightZer0 correct, you will not need glycerin with the alcohol

@SaraAnneM68 6 месяцев назад

Instead of food coloring, can you use alcohol inks???

@CookingandCraftChick 6 месяцев назад

Yes

@Goji_official Год назад

Can you use hand sanitizer instead of rubbing alcohol I need to know if there’s anything child safe

@CookingandCraftChick Год назад

Yes you could.

@APorLa16_RMA Год назад

3:57 That looked like a black hole in the center I wish it was edible

@thanhalaipple6684 3 месяца назад

Is the test tube necessary? I didn’t see the purpose

@CookingandCraftChick 3 месяца назад

No, I stated it’s just because it’s more fun for you guys to watch that way. Everything can be done in the same container. 😊

@lynnthomas8457 2 года назад

I just tried making a color changing potion with amber base with green glitter, to be "Wyvern Venom," unfortunately the alcohol took up the color of the green mica powder and has discolored more green. How can I prevent this in future potions?

@CookingandCraftChick 2 года назад

You might have used too much mica powder. What kind of mica powder did you use? You might try putting the mica in clear alcohol and see if it discolors it. If it does your mica might have dye in it too. If it doesn’t discolor it then you may have just used too much. I test my color combos in smaller bottles before making it a final potion. This might be helpful for you for future potions.

@lynnthomas8457 2 года назад

@@CookingandCraftChick Thank you so much! I didn't use much of the powder, the swirl is very thin, but has a nice effect. I will test the powders for discoloration. Fingers crossed

@lynnthomas8457 Год назад

@@CookingandCraftChick Reiterating my thanks. Turns out the powders I bought have dye in them. They still swirl very nice, but do deposit a bit of color into the alcohol. I'll have to put off the color changing potions for a bit

@CookingandCraftChick Год назад

@@lynnthomas8457 glad I could help! 😊

@solalabell9674 Год назад

Is there a reason she uses alcohol mot water?

@CookingandCraftChick Год назад

I use alcohol or distilled water with a couple of glycerin to keep things from growing in it. If you use regular tap water over time it will get “yucky”. I personally prefer the swirls and lack of bubbles you get with the alcohol too.

@kerrifeleppa9948 8 месяцев назад

Do you have issues with evaporation

@CookingandCraftChick 8 месяцев назад

Not really. I use the rubber corks and I keep them in a room temperature room away from sun. All of these things keep the evaporation to a minimum. I’ve had some of my potions for over 6 years, and they still look the same. If you’re worried about it you can always opt to use distilled water with a tiny bit of glycerin.

@fry85ps Год назад

Can i use water and not alcool?

@CookingandCraftChick Год назад

If you use water you will need to use distilled water with a couple drops of glycerin (or a little bit of alcohol) to keep things from growing in it. If you use regular tap water over time it will get “yucky”.

@fry85ps Год назад

@@CookingandCraftChick thanks a lot 😊😊