Grab your favorite set of crayons and get creative with our potion bottles coloring pages! There are tons of fun things to color: flasks, mushroom caps, skull stoppers, shelves full of mysterious mixtures… maybe even some creatures swimming around inside!
You could fill each bottle up with a whole new palette of colors (cloudy lavender, bright pumpkin orange, etc.), but why limit yourself? Let us know which magical shades you choose in the comments below!
These potion bottles coloring pages make a great addition to Halloween crafts this fall, a classroom art station, or even just something fun to do on a rainy afternoon. They’re perfect for those who love to get their hands dirty with fantasy coloring sheets.
Free Printable Potion Bottles Coloring Pages
Our free printable potion bottles coloring pages are offered in PDF format that will fit on standard US letter size paper. Print your favorite potion bottle design and color away!
Try these fun designs including a crescent moon flask, dragon-necked decanter, or a traveling case filled with magical supplies! You’ll want to get some colored pencils for coloring around all those little corks and fancy handles; or try crayons if you prefer working with the bigger glass shapes.
Just be sure to leave a nice wide white space running down just one side of each vessel to suggest a lovely bit of reflective shine.
3 Creative Coloring Ideas for Potion Bottles Coloring Pages
These 3 potion bottle crafts will be perfect to give as a finished coloring sheet for all your friends to enjoy! We used materials you may already have around.
We hope this post gave you some great ideas on how to utilize your finished coloring sheets! We also love our potion bottle crafts using stuff we had laying around our house.
1. Build a Paper Apothecary Shelf
Color some bottles in different colors (moss green, plum, amber), then cut out the bottles’ outlines and arrange them onto a big piece of construction paper. Then, draw some shelves under the cutouts and add hand-written labels to your imaginary brews! The bottles with owl stoppers or mushroom caps would create a pretty weird little collection – great for a Halloween classroom display!
2. Make a Potion Recipe Book
Select one of our witch laboratory scenes to use as your book’s cover. Then gather some blank pages (folded over and stapled into place—adult help may be required!) and label each pretend mixture with a make-believe ingredient list and accompanying small illustration of their flask. (You’ll want to include things like moonlight and dragon sneezes, plus three sleepy wishes.)
3. Create a Witch Shop Game
Once colored, you can turn your bottles into “shoppies.” You mount individual cut-outs onto some cardstock and set them up right next to little boxes (as if they’re for sale).
You put paper tags with prices written on them and you can use buttons that represent money. If you wanted, you could make some fun spells too — your pumpkin flask holds giggles! Your heart-shaped vessel has kindness brew inside. You can come up with all sorts of different things to fill your bottles up with.
These potion bottles coloring pages are ready for you to color them with your unique hues!