for a Primary activity.
Lexi had a great time.
She was trying to get into a bubble.
It was fun experimenting with the recipe to get perfect bubbles.
2 quarts distilled water
6 tablespoons corn syrup
1/3 C dawn dish soap
Tuesday, August 20, 2013
BIG BUBBLES?
No troubles....
Grandpa was asked to make some bubbles and a bubble-maker
for a Primary activity.
Lexi had a great time.
She was trying to get into a bubble.
Some of them were bigger than she was!
It was fun experimenting with the recipe to get perfect bubbles.
2 quarts distilled water
6 tablespoons corn syrup
1/3 C dawn dish soap
I wish summer could last another few months!
for a Primary activity.
Lexi had a great time.
She was trying to get into a bubble.
It was fun experimenting with the recipe to get perfect bubbles.
2 quarts distilled water
6 tablespoons corn syrup
1/3 C dawn dish soap
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Those are some BIG bubbles! How fun! Thanks for the recipe. If I do this, I would be the favorite grandma! Love your back yard!
Don't you love a grandpa that will get down with the grandkids? Yours are lucky!
What a FUN Grandpa!!! Those bubbles are Super!!! I'll have to remember your recipe for preschool and for when my Grandbabies are older!
The most amazing bubbles I've ever seen!
Wow - those are huge bubbles. Looks like lots of fun! Thanks for the amazing bubble recipe. Will have to try that one with my grandkids! Enjoy the rest of summer.
What an awesome Grampa!!! Cool bubbles. Better not let my kids see this, they'll think I need to get busy too. :)
haha....cool bubbles....I think that might be a new expression, instead of cool beans I'll say cool bubbles. :)
Nothing like big bubbles to make a grandpa become a kid again, lol. Great recipe . Thanks for sharing.
Hugs,
JB
Wow, those are some awesome bubbles.
Looks like they had fun!
Way cool!
Awesome bubbles and wonderful grandpa. Thanks for sharing the recipe, what did he use to form the bubbles, was it pipe? Did it need to be a closed circle or triangle?
Those are such fabulous bubbles. Love it. Thanks for sharing the recipe!!
Yes! Thank you for the recipe! I'm going to use it and become the favorite aunt until I become the favorite grandma...one day...in the very distant future. :)
What amazing bubbles and what fun that looks to be. I have never seen such huge, pretty bubbles. Thanks for sharing this wonderful Grandpa and Lexi time with bubbles. Hugs!
Those are huge bubbles - what lucky primary kids! Cute, cute pictures!
Hugs,
Barb
Thanks for a giant recipe for fun! Between the heat and fires, I'm actually looking forward to Fall...
What a fun thing to do! Will have to try it out on my fur children.
Very cool both the bubbles and the Grandpa!!!
What fun! She is adorable. What a blessing to spend time together and share some giggles! Blessings to you and yours this weekend.
Ok, WHAT? How is that even possible? SO COOL!
Amazing! I'll have to try this with MAckenzie. She'd go bonkers over a giant bubble.
TTFN ~
Hugs,
Marydon
Those are incredible...but what kind of a container thinga ma jig did he use.
I learned when I was a little girl that I could make big bubbles using my mouth. If I washed my hair in the bath tub, I would slink under the water and the soapy water would go over my mouth and I could blow a gigantic bubble. Too bad I couldn't see how big, with my eyes below water. The things you thought you could do as a child!
While I love summer I'm definitely ready for it to move on along - this year the heat and humidity has made arthritis a very definite enemy. However, that being said, maybe just a few more days so I can do some bubbles like that! blessings, marlene
those are awesome big bubbles!
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