Bubble Recipe

Here's a fun bubble recipe and some fun party tips on how to make bigger and better bubbles at your next party. Wow!

Everybody loves making bubbles and kids like them best. For your child's birthday party, bubbles are a wonderful activity.

When children play with bubbles they laugh and have so much fun. In fact, our family dog had as much fun as we did playing with bubbles. Maybe more!

Our dog would run, chase the bubbles and jump up and pop them. Our entire family had so much fun watching our pet go after the bubbles.

So use this bubble recipe to make up a batch of good clean bubble fun.

Bubble Trumpet

With this fun Bubble Trumpet your birthday child will blow great bubbles.

Click on the picture below to learn more.

For bigger, better bubbles, give this a try.

Blow gently (not too hard) and don't hold the wand too close when you blow.

When you've blown a big bubble, give a quick twist of your wrist to seal it.

Mix up your bubble solution two to three days in advance.

Make sure your bubble maker (or wand) and anything your bubble may touch is wet.

Place the bubble maker in the bubble solution for a few seconds and don't swish it around. If you do, it causes your solution to foam up and you won't be able to blow good bubbles.

Cool humid days are the best for really good bubbles. Or you can try using a shady area if there's one near you and available.

* A Tip From Grandpa Mike

Bubbles are lots of fun and make a great activity for your birthday party, but be careful.

Bubbles can be messy and very slippery! Try blowing bubbles outdoors or if you blow bubbles indoors, be careful, especially if you're standing on tile or some other smooth surface (you don't want someone to slip and fall.

And that includes your pets.

And be sure and have everyone help clean up when your bubble activity is over.

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