What can I make with this stencil?
Halloween party decoration
Bottle and jar labels
Drinks table displays
Party bags and invitations
Window decoration
Wizard and witch party themes
Tips & technique
Paint the liquid area first and leave the bubbles unpainted — trying to add bubbles afterwards in a second colour rarely lands cleanly. On real glass bottles, scale to about 40% and wrap the stencil around the curve, dabbing in sections. It is one of the best designs here for party drinks labels.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I get the two-tone liquid effect?
Paint through the liquid opening and leave the bubble shapes bare — the surface colour shows through as bubbles. One pass, two tones.
Can I use it on actual bottles?
Yes. Scale to around 40%, hold against the curve and dab in sections rather than trying to fix the whole sheet flat.
What size for party bags?
About 30% of A4. The bottle outline is distinctive enough to read small.
Does it suit non-Halloween use?
With the skull tag masked, it works for wizard parties, apothecary themes and science-themed birthdays.