DIY Test Tube Science Party Invitations

These 5-minute DIY Scroll Test Tube Invitations are indeed for those that are faint of heart but still want to celebrate Halloween!

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I’ll be super honest with you, I’m kind of a wimp. I don’t do scary things well at all.

I’m the twenty-five year old that still covers her eyes in movies and has to run and jump in bed after something creepy. (I wish I was joking).

Alas, it should come as no surprise that decorating for Halloween is not really my thing. It’s all about pumpkin carving and lattes for me, but scary or gory I don’t do.

Dinner parties on the other hand, I got that covered! 

These five-minute DIY scroll test tube invitations are indeed for those that are faint of heart but still want to celebrate.

You can make them as creepy crawly as you’d like by adding little knick knacks (like spiders or fingers), or leave them simple with a scroll and plastic bone.

It’s kind of a mystery dinner meets Halloween. We actually made these for our Mad Scientist Party!

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Materials and Tools Needed to DIY Scroll Test Tube Invitations

DIY test tube party invitations - Sugar & Cloth - Houston Blogger - Gift

How to Make DIY Scroll Test Tube Invitations

Step 1 – Fill each test tube with a tiny bit of dried moss. Leave enough room to still fit your invitations.

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Step 2 – Write or print your invites on card stock.

Step 3 – Layer the graphic gold decoupage paper beneath.

Step 4 – Seal them together with tape.

Step 5 – Roll the invite up and tape or wrap with twine.

Step 6 – Then, insert it into the tube with a little knick knack like plastic bones from the Dollar Store.

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Step 7 – Seal it with the cork.

And now mail or deliver in a cute jewelry box to invite guests to your next party or dinner!

Maybe you want this another five-minute DIY bento box to perfect for back to school, back to work, or just for picnics.

DIY test tube party invitations - Sugar & Cloth - Houston Blogger - Gift
DIY test tube party invitations - Sugar & Cloth - Houston Blogger - Gift

Halloween DIYs and Recipes

If you’re looking for more easy Halloween DIY’s and holiday recipes, check out a few of our favorites from the archives below —

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DIY Scroll Test Tube Invitations

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5 from 2 votes
These spooky invitations are perfect for your next Halloween party!
Active Time45 minutes
Total Time45 minutes
Course DIY
Category Halloween

Equipment

  • Scissors

Materials

Instructions

  • Fill each test tube with a tiny bit of dried moss. Leave enough room to still fit your invitations.
  • Write or print your invites on card stock.
  • Layer the graphic gold decoupage paper beneath.
  • Seal them together with tape.
  • Roll the invite up and tape or wrap with twine.
  • Then, insert it into the tube with a little knick knack like plastic bones from the Dollar Store.
  • Seal it with the cork.
Cost: $15
KEYWORD: diy scroll test tube invitations

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  10. Smart invitation! Maybe we can even insert a map to the party location just to make it feel like the deserted bottle message ;)

  11. Really really cute! I’m using some beakers and test tubes this year with my Halloween decor as well. I bought I bunch for my son’s Science themed party this Summer hoping they could be used more then once. I love this with the moss, just ever so slightly creepy – perfection!

  12. What a seriously cute idea!! I would LOVE to receive one of these invites! I have this really weird obsession with test tubes and small glass bottles and now I get an excuse to work with them! :) I literally just stumbled upon your blog and love it – I’m a new follower! xo

  13. These are awesome Ash! And the photos are gorgeous. I too don’t do scary well (totally am a cover-my-eyes, run-and-jump into bed girl too!), but these are just the right amount of spook!