Potions book

A personally-annotated copy of Advanced Potion-Making belonged to Severus Snape while he attended Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.[2] Snape's nickname for himself was the "Half-Blood Prince",[2] and so he signed this nickname along the bottom of the back cover of the book.[1] Advanced Potion-Making was a Potions textbook used by Hogwarts for N.E.W.T level Potions classes and authored by Libatius Borage. It contained a variety of recipes for various potions, many of which Snape…

2 Potions and a short guide to Magick Herbs! May print to use in your Book of Shadows. Enjoy!

Harry Potter Style Hogwarts Library Spellbooks: I recently found a huge collection of ruined old books at the local dump and immediatly thought of Harry Potter the Hogwarts library. This is a tutorial to show how I converted these old encyclopeadias into Hogwarts style spellbooks. These …

probs mainly gonna have tom riddle oneshots since i legit simp for his arse ✨ might do requests if its interesting enough ✨ (cover made by the one and only me)

The Book of Potions was a book concerned with the magic of potion-making,[3] written by the Potioneer Zygmunt Budge.[1] Like with Miranda Goshawk's Book of Spells, this potions book had the ability to conjure utensils with which the reader could brew the various potions included.[3] It also happened to be a portkey that provided access to an enchanted garden, inhabited by a troll.[3] A copy was kept in Hogwarts Library.[4] During the Calamity in the late 2010s or early 2020s, a Calamity…

Magical Drafts and Potions is a book written by Arsenius Jigger that can be bought at Flourish and Blotts for two Galleons. It is a potion-making book and therefore cannot be traded. It is also a required first year textbook. "Magical Drafts and Potions" is first discovered in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, chapter 5, Diagon Alley, "Arriving at Diagon Alley". Flourish and Blotts description: Below is a list of all the potions for which the book contains directions. Antidote to…

So I finally wrapped up the project that wouldn't end. This spell book project was one that I tinkered with on the computer forever, and spent quite awhile curing and ageing the pages. I've been toying with how to assemble it, and how to cover it, but ultimately I decided to go super simple and old school with book binding. I got a sharp needle and some embroidery floss. I had glued the pages together back to back, which turned out to be a good thing because they were slightly wet from the…