Potions book

Advanced Potion Making, a textbook by Libatius Borage

Hi, here is the cover of my Advanced Potion Making text book, 2nd edition. It used to belong to an old student who calls himself, the Half-Blood Prince. Its got cool handwritten notes throughout. All copyrights belong to their owners (WB)

This book features 192 pages of potion recipes and magical instructions as an educational resource for the school of wizards and witches. ️😉 You'll dive into the personal notes of a wizard student, complete with spots, splatters, and marks of use. This book has been hand-bound with high-quality paper, each signature carefully sewn together. It is possible to appreciate the texture and quality of the paper in one of the pages, shown close-up. Hand-aged for a touch of realism Unlike other…

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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…

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…