Cover your hands with bubble solution.
Then place your hands together as if to form a cup, leaving a small opening at the bottom.
Hold your mouth about one foot above your hands, and BLOW!
Homemade Bubbles
• 1/2 (500 ml) cup dish-washing liquid/soap
• 4-1/2 (4.5 liter) cup water
4 tablespoons (60 ml) glycerin
Measure out the water, detergent, and glycerin into a container with a cover and stir gently.
Note: The longer you let the mixture set, the larger the bubbles are and the longer they seem to last.
Thanks to Catherine for this Frugal Baby Tip!
More Bubble Ideas:
Giant Bubble Maker |
Have you ever made giant bubbles? How fun!
Here is a DIY giant bubble wand tutorial
Giant Bubbles Recipe
• 6 cups water
• 1 cup Karo® Light Corn Syrup
• 2 cups (16 ounces) clear dish-washing liquid/soap
Ultra Bouncing Bubbles |
Can you make bubbles bounce?
I wonder if I made this if my dogs would appreciate it as much as kids might?
• 1 cup distilled drinking water
•1 Tablespoon dish soap
•1 Teaspoon of glycerin
•1 straw (this is just what I chose to blow the bubbles with, I'm assuming you can use a typical bubble wand)
•1 clean glove (or sock) - (this is to keep the bubble from popping)
Mix all ingredients together and let sit for 24 hours.
Recipe thanks to PlayAtHomeMomLLC.com
Snake Bubbles
How fun would it be to make snake bubbles!?
This craft is so easy and I bet you already have all the supplies in your house.
All you need is a plastic water or juice bottle.
Cut off the bottom, cover the raw edges with duct tape, dip in bubble solution and BLOW!
Have a contest to see who will make the longest snake!
Idea and photo credit: A Couple of Craft Addicts
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Shopping Suggestions:
• Palmolive Ultra Soft Touch Dish Liquid
• Heritage Store Vegetable Glycerin
• Ecover Grapefruit and Green Tea Dishwashing Liquid
• Karo Light Corn Syrup
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