Every child loves bubbles. Here is a simple recipe for endless hours of summer fun!2 cups water1/2 cup liquid dish soap (Dawn or Joy seem to work best)
1/8 cup corn syrup
large container for mixing
Tools:A basic wire loop– Take a short piece of thin but stiff wire and form a loop in it about 4 cm in diameter. Dip into the bubble solution and gently blow.
Drinking straws make good bubble blowers.
The big bubble loop – Slide two drinking straws onto a piece of string about 1 meter long. Tie off the ends to form a loop. Hold the straws apart to form a big rectangle. Bring the straws together to close the rectangle and dunk it into a bucket of bubble juice. Voila!!
If you can find a large jar with a spout at the bottom you can leave your bubbles outside to create a refill station!
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