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DIY spooky bottle labels using Inkscape and coffee grounds

DIY spooky bottle labels using Inkscape and coffee grounds: DIY spooky bottle labels using Inkscape and coffee grounds

This year for Halloween, we decided to construct a witch’s workbench out on the front porch. A trip to the local op shop produced an attractive candlestick, mortar (no pestle), and a small collection of bottles. Witches are nothing if not tidy, so we figured that bottles found near a serious witch’s workshop would surely be carefully labeled. After all, one wouldn’t want to accidentally use an eye of a frog when the potion calls for an eye of newt, would one?

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Published on 15 October 2016 by Alan Category: SoftwareTag: Bottle, Coffee, grounds, Inkscape, Labels, spooky, Using

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