How to Make a Bubble Blower

Children of all ages love bubbles. People use them for weddings instead of rice or at funerals as a symbol of the brevity of life. Mix yourself a homemade bubble solution of dish soap, water and a pinch of sugar, or buy a large jug of bubbles. Put together a simple bubble blower, and make bubbles of all sizes for any occasion.

Things You'll Need

• 3 Plastic straws
• Tape
• Wire hanger
• Bubble mix
• Plastic soda six-pack rings
• Plastic straws
• Scissors
• Duct tape

Instructions

Make a Straw Six-Shooter Bubble Blower

1. Cut three plastic straws in half. Use non-bendable straws for best results.

2. Line up all six pieces of straws in two rows on top of each other.

3. Wrap duct tape around the two rows of straws, making sure to keep the ends uncovered. Make sure you get all the straws secured tightly together.

4. Dip one end of the straws in bubble mix, and blow through the other end to make many little bubbles at one time.

Make a Wire Hanger Blower

1. Straighten out the wire hanger carefully by twisting the ends to separate.

2. Form a large circle leaving about five inches on the end to use as a handle.

3. Bend the hanger until you have the circle secured tightly with a handle at the end.

4. Dip the large circle into a wide container of bubble mix, and wave it back and forth to make bubbles.

Make a Six-Pack Bubble Blower

1. Cut six pack plastic rings into sections, or leave as one large piece.

2. Tape the rings to one or several straws depending on how many pieces you desire.

3. Use more than one straw for a complete six rings if you want a double handle.

4. Dip the rings into your bubble solution, and wave the straw back and forth slowly until bubbles form and float away.