One of the things my kids love to do in summer is blow bubbles. Such a simple thing, but it provides hours of entertainment. This project is blowing bubbles with a twist. We first made these foamerators last summer and they quickly became a big hit.
You will need:
an empty soda or water bottle
a washcloth
a rubber band
1. Cut the bottom off of the bottle.
2. Fold the washcloth in half and cover the bottom of the bottle with it. Secure with the rubber band.
3. Dip the bottle in some bubble solution or dish soap and blow! The foamerator creates long foam snakes. Lots of fun!
You will need:
an empty soda or water bottle
a washcloth
a rubber band
1. Cut the bottom off of the bottle.
2. Fold the washcloth in half and cover the bottom of the bottle with it. Secure with the rubber band.
3. Dip the bottle in some bubble solution or dish soap and blow! The foamerator creates long foam snakes. Lots of fun!
That looks like a lot of fun! I'll have to try it out, as my daughter absolutely loves making bubbly messes.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like so much fun! My little girl is going to love it! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWe just saw this in our Family Fun magazine. My hubby wanted to do it with the kids. Your daughter looks like she is having fun!!!
ReplyDeleteBubbles are a big hit here with my boys, I know they would love this!
ReplyDeleteHOW COOl...I know both our 2 year old and 11year old and their friends will LOVE this :)
ReplyDeleteYes! We love foamerators too and make lots and lots every summer.
ReplyDeleteI planned to do this w/ my daughter nex week, saw it in Fam Fun magazine! Looks like so much fun!
ReplyDeleteOkay, we've got to try that! My boys would love it.
ReplyDeleteFun!! I love it!!
ReplyDeleteWow what a neat idea. A new one to give a try. Thanks.
ReplyDeletethanks for the idea.. :)
ReplyDeleteFabulous idea, my kids would love it. They're not successful yet with normal bubbles.
ReplyDeleteMy kids will love this, we will be doing this for sure.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
This looks like so much fun. I will have to try it with my daughter! Thanks!
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ReplyDeleteLove this idea - will definately have to try it.
What a fun idea, thanks!!
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ReplyDeletewhat a very cool thing, who knew half a bottle, and a cloth could make something fun...very creative!
I just saw this in Family Fun magazine and thought it looked like a lot of fun. Maybe I'll make one and let my little one play with the foam ;)
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun blog! Very creative ideas!
ReplyDeleteHow cool!!!!
ReplyDeleteThat is so awesome! I can't wait for my kids to try it.
ReplyDeleteThat is so cool! We are gonna have to do it! That will keep them busy. I can sit and breath while they clean the lawn:)
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so fun!! i passing this one along to my hubby for his "daddy camp" he's doing with our girls tomorrow while i repaint their bathroom!! : ) fondly, marylea (pink and green mama)
ReplyDeleteI think all my boys would get a kick out of this! What a great thing to do with those politically incorrect soda bottles!
ReplyDeleteThat is so darn cool. I wish I had a toy like that when I was little :)
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