Apothecary Bottles Mixed Media Workshop

Create a hauntingly beautiful vintage apothecary bottle in this immersive 3-hour mixed media workshop! Using a reclaimed glass bottle as your canvas, you'll learn a variety of decorative techniques including painting, decoupage, working with IOD moulds, metallic waxes, layering textures, and finishing details to create a richly aged, one-of-a-kind piece reminiscent of an old-world curiosity cabinet.

Whether you're new to mixed media or looking to expand your creative skills, this class offers the perfect introduction to combining multiple artistic techniques into a single project. We'll guide you step-by-step through the entire process, and all materials are included. By the end of class, you'll leave with a stunning handcrafted apothecary bottle that's perfect for Halloween displays, gothic décor, or year-round vintage styling—and the confidence to incorporate these techniques into future projects.

Skill Level

Beginner-Friendly – No prior experience is necessary. This class is designed for beginners while still offering plenty of inspiration and techniques for experienced makers.

Class Length

Approximately 3 hours

Skills You'll Learn

• Surface preparation and painting techniques
• Decoupage application and blending
• Working with IOD moulds and air-dry clay
• Creating layered texture and dimension
• Applying metallic waxes and antiquing finishes
• Mixed media composition and embellishment
• Sealing and finishing your project

What's Included

• One reclaimed glass bottle
• All paints, moulds, decoupage materials, waxes, and mixed media supplies
• Use of all necessary tools during class
• Step-by-step instruction from our experienced instructor

What to Bring

Just yourself! We provide everything you need to complete your project.

Take Home

You'll leave with a beautifully finished vintage-inspired apothecary bottle and the knowledge and confidence to recreate these mixed media techniques on future projects. Please note that the class image is AI generated, and while very close, may not be exactly what your finished project looks like.