Halloween Soda Pop Labels
I just love Halloween. I’ll admit–not the gory, scary, horror stuff–but the trick-or-treating, fun decor, yummy food, cute costumes, and getting together with family and friends. It’s just another reason to love fall! We were invited to a Halloween party this weekend with a bunch of families, and asked to bring a couple of things, including a fun drink. I whipped up these darling Halloween Soda Pop Labels to add to 2 liter bottles of pop, and they’re perfect–super easy, but super cute!
I bought Sprite, Hawaiian Punch, Root Beer, and Orange Crush, because I liked the colors and thought they’d work well with the types of labels I was making. You could easily do choose different colors, or even all the same color–whatever you like!
Now we have Spider Cider, Haunted Potion, Pumpkin Juice, and Witches’ Brew!
After I printed the labels and placed them on the bottles, I put a little washi tape around the lid, just to pull it all together and hide the different color lids.
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HALLOWEEN SODA POP LABELS
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SUPPLIES:
-2 liter bottles of soda pop
-printable labels (download below)
DIRECTIONS:
-Download labels. (Choose from stripes or polka dot…or both!)
-Print labels on to full sheet white labels, and cut them out. (P.S. I LOVE full sheet white labels, and use them all the time. They’re perfect for printables, tags, and so much more!)
-Peel off the backs of the labels and adhere them to the bottles.
-Add washi tape to the lids if desired!
I’m sharing two full sets of labels–one in polka dot and one in stripes. Use one or the other, or both!
DOWNLOAD:
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Kierste Wade is a published author, blogger, and mom to six. With more than 20 years DIY and project experience, she has been sharing ideas on her blog since 2009. Focusing on simple and doable projects, she loves to share attainable ideas for all things home, holidays, and family. Kierste has been featured on Better Homes and Gardens, HGTV, American Farmhouse Magazine (print and online) Taste of Home, Country Living, and more.
