Friday, April 6, 2012

BUBBLES!!!

Thank goodness for grandkids!
Krew and Kendrix came over yesterday afternoon.
I had an excuse to use the Bubble Maker that was demonstrated at the Pinterest Party.
See previous post
Cut the bottom off of a water bottle.
Cut a washcloth so that a piece of the terry cloth fits the bottom of the bottle. Secure it with a rubber band.

Bubble Solution
1/3 C Dawn dish soap
3 tablespoons karo syrup
2 quarts of water
Stir solution gently.
This makes a lot!
Dip the terry cloth end into the bubble solution and blow into the other end.
Lots of big long bubbles that don't pop easily!
So hilarious to listen to Kendrix scream "BUBBLES"
It provided hours of fun.
I'm anxious to be able to make more for the rest of the GRANDS when they come over.

It was also nice to be outside yesterday. The sun was shining and I spent some time raking the lawn.

Then this morning:

27 comments:

  1. Cool toy!
    That looks like a fun thing to take camping.

    Sheesh... is Spring EVER going to get here?

    I showed my daughter your snow picture .... she's happy that she's missing out..LOL

    Today is graduation for B.Y.U there, and she decided not to walk.
    She's happy not to be in the snow :)

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  2. Oh,no,snow!
    The bubbles look like bee hives. Just sayin'...

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  3. Mother Nature tricked us. She made us want to go outside and blow bubbles and then while we slept, she came in and turned the world white! (I actually had the heat turned off the past couple days... silly me.)
    However, I think we'll be making that cool bubble toy. We LOVE bubbles in our house. I can't believe I haven't seen that one on Pinterest yet!

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  4. your spring is like ours...kinda schizophrenic. lol i hope we stay warm for the weekend.
    cute bubble maker!

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  5. Ah, so that's how it works. Thanks for posting the directions. JB

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  6. Oh how fun!

    I better find and follow you on Pinterest!!

    The kids would love this!

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  7. Hi there! Our bubbles were a super hit too! I hope you dont mind that I pinned your picture on my pinterest board so I will have the recipe handy in the future!

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  8. I love the bubbles and I know you guys had great fun.
    I cannot believe you have SNOW! Do you hear Georgia calling your name....??

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  9. The bubbles look fun!!!
    Snow here too...bleh!
    Have a great weekend :)

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  10. This is when I do not missing living in Utah.

    That is a lot of bubbles!

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  11. I love bubbles - I'm a kid at heart! It's so beautiful here today, not a cloud in the sky and very warm! blessings, marlene

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  12. I think we will do this in Sunbeams on Sunday. I'm sure the custodians will appreciate it.

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  13. Snow! No way! Sorry about that.
    Love the bubble, looks like fun.

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  14. That is a totally cool bubble thing! Wow - I am going to try that at our family reunion this summer :-D

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  15. Love the bubble's, not really thrilled about the snow.

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  16. Thank you, thank you! We have a soccer game and picnic at the park with my 9 grands that live here and we are making these and the solution tonight.

    It will be really fun...73-ish too! That sunshine and snow is what makes it fun to live in Rexburg...lemonade one day, hot chocolate the next. You may want to pick up some bunny shaped marshmallows tonight!

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  17. Good thing you got the leaves raked....before the snow,. Cause then it just makes the leaves heavier. Gosh, wasn't that nice of Mother Nature.
    (she can be such a beeee.atch sometimes)
    I'll have to write that recipe down for bubbles for when me grandkids come to visit.
    Looks like lots of fun.
    Maybe ME AND BARRY could have fun with that ourselves (tee,hee) You know, running around our acres of land, naked, chasing bubbles?????
    Hmmmmm.sorry for the visual.
    happy Easter my dear sweet friend. I love ya

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  18. My goodness look at that snow!!!!

    The bubble thing looks like so much fun. I'll have to write this down for next time I'm with my grandkids--they'd love it.

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  19. My granddaughter would love this. Thank you for the fun idea. Happy Easter.

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  20. Must be Rexburg if it's snow.

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  21. What a fun idea! WOW! Let it Snow, Let It Snow, Let it Snow!
    Happy Easter my Dear friend!

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  22. That is one cool bubble machine...looks like tons of fun. Bubbles are always fun. Snow??? What a difference a day makes, huh? Hugs

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  23. I am totally going to have to do this with my students!

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  24. nice post thanks for sharing...looking for to visit more...blessings...

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  25. oh, so it was the BUBBLES that brought the snow?!? Such a crazy winter we're experiencing :) Love that bubble idea!

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  26. So doing this with the GRANDgirls after school tomorrow! What fun!

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  27. That looks so cool! What a very awesome grandma you are.

    I am glad I don't have deal with snow! I have really been enjoying the spring weather (minus the tornadoes).

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