Content

• To step
• Part 1 of 3: Choosing the right mixture for your bubble blower
• Tips
• Warnings
• Necessities

What's not to like about blowing bubbles? Bubbles sparkle and shine, they fly high into the air and then suddenly burst. Read in this article how to make bubble blowers, choose a good blower stick and then start blowing small and large bubbles.

To step

Part 1 of 3: Choosing the right mixture for your bubble blower

1. Play bubble blowing games. Come up with some fun and imaginative bubble blowing games. Have a contest to see who can blow the most bubbles, who can blow the biggest bubble, who can break the most bubbles, or which bubble stays intact the longest.

Tips

• With some mixtures you can blow firmer bubbles. These are often the blends that are a bit thicker.
• You can buy a bubble machine so that you can enjoy bubbles without blowing them yourself. These electric machines blow bubbles into the air for hours on end and are the perfect way to brighten up birthday parties or outdoor receptions.

Warnings

• When the bubbles burst, you may experience irritated skin or sore areas around your eyes. So be careful.

Necessities

• Bubble blower, store-bought or homemade using the following ingredients:
  • Dishwashing liquid;
  • Water;
  • Sugar, cornstarch or glycerine (optional);
  • Food coloring (optional).
• Blow stick, purchased at the store or homemade using the following materials:
  • Piece of iron wire;
  • Pipe cleaner;
  • Slotted spoon;
  • Clothes hanger and chicken wire.