Homemade Bubble making recipe and easy DIY bubble wands! I came across some of these adorable bubble making ideas from the Come together kids blog.
She has a really fun site for parents looking for tons of kids activities. This bubble refill station is genius. We all know the bubble fun stops when we run out of juice, but this trick solves that problem. Click here for recipes. Here is is link to learn how to DIY a really large bubble maker at little cost. All you need are plastic straws and strings. Another fun one is this bubble snake maker. Pipe cleaners make great bubble wands. Perfect for a theme party… just match the shape and color of your event. PS. Happy Wednesday! Hi my sweet bloggie friends!!! Bubble Making Activities and Recipes. Kids love to blow bubbles!
So could you imagine the fun of making your own and having a contest to see who can come up with the biggest bubble! What a wonderful end of the year project! Below are some wonderful web sites to help you measure, explore, and learn all about bubbles before actually doing these activities. Then go to the recipe part of this page. Poems on Bubbles Activities The Bubbles Theme Page. Secret Recipe For Making the Biggest & Best Bubble. Bubble Recipe, bubble mixture recipe. Make your own bubble blowing mixture!
Summer wouldn't be summer without the chance to blow bubbles! Use our bubble recipe to make up your own batch of super bubble mixture. Store it in jars or bottles overnight for an even better mixture. Scroll down this page to find our bubble recipe. Make Bubble Wands If you don't mind getting a bit soapy, you can blow surprisingly large bubbles by looping your thumb and first finger into a bubble blowing wand! Or loop some wire (garden wire works particularly well and is easy to loop) into home-made bubble wands. Drinking straws make lots and lots of sweet little bubbles. If you have any scooby-doos in the house (the plastic strings used for making key fobs - not the cartoon dog!) Raid your kitchen drawers - look carefully and there are bound to be a few kitchen implements that have holes in them! Bubble Recipe 1/2 cup of dish detergent (washing up liquid) 2 tablespoons glycerine (available at the pharmacy or supermarket).
Other Bubbly Activities. Homemade Bubbles - How to Make Homemade Bubbles. When the weather is warm, these homemade bubbles are great for outdoor fun.
But don't let the weather stop you -- these bubbles can be used indoors as well. Just keep in mind that bubbles can make hard surfaces slippery very quickly and using food coloring in bubbles might stain some household surfaces. In addition, while babies love bubble play, be careful around your baby's eyes. You can try substituting the soap in these recipes with a baby shampoo or baby wash for tear-free bubbles. Best Homemade Bubble Solution 1 cup water 2 tablespoons light karo syrup or 2 tablespoons glycerin 4 tablespoons dishwashing liquid Mix together and have fun!
Homemade Colored Bubbles 1 cup granulated soap or soap powder 1 quart warm water Liquid food coloring Plastic straws Small juice cans Dissolve soap in warm water. Fancy Homemade Bubbles 1 cup water 2 tablespoons liquid detergent 1 tablespoon glycerin 1 teaspoon sugar Mix all ingredients together until sugar dissolves. How to Make Bubble Solution. Edit Article Edited by Lesley V., LolaJune, Versageek, M.Ahmed and 67 others Blowing bubbles is just plain fun.
The best thing about bubbles is that you don't have to buy a solution to make them. It's easy to make your own mixture and you can make as much as you want, so you can blow as many bubbles as you'd like. Ad Steps 1Assemble soap, bowl, water, spoon and sugar to make the bubbles bigger and optional thickening ingredients. 5Take your bubble mix outside and blow as many bubbles as you'd like.
Tips A wire coathanger can make a very large bubble wand. Warnings Drinking may cause harmDon't drink solution. Anyone have a fool-proof BUBBLE recipe? - Authors Denise & Alan Fields / Windsor Peak Press Book Forums.