But I digress… today was meant to be about making GIANT BUBBLE WANDS, right? How to make your own Giant Bubble Wands – Materials

Yep, it really is that simple!!! And then practice away and see how many giant bubbles you can make!! Younger kids can use this bubble solution to blow bubbles with their hands! Dip both hands in the solution and put hands together to make a circle shape and blow through them. Anytime foam forms on the top of your bubble solution, stop and skim it off – you will not be able to get a good amount of solution on your wand if the solution is foamy.Please be aware that it will take a little practice to get the hang of blowing the bubbles, and that every single try won’t result in a complete bubble. You may have to spend 15 minutes or so practicing before you get the hang of it. Here are some things that will give you the best results:

I remember purchasing a giant bubble wand years ago when my kids were little – it was cool, but pretty frustrating for the preschool age crowd because it was hard for them to control. It turns out that making giant bubbles is better suited for older kids (about 10 and up) because they have the coordination necessary to work the bubble wand. But even if your kids are young it’s worth making one of these wands: YOU can blow the bubbles and your kids can chase them around the yard! Plus I’ll be sharing the best homemade bubble solution below – it’s so good you can dip your hands it in and blow bubbles just by making a circle with your fingers! In today’s post: Learn how to make a giant bubble wand so you can blow giant bubbles! It only takes a couple of supplies. Plus, get the recipe for the best homemade bubble solution. The wand size show here works best for tweens and up. If you’d like to make one for younger kids I’d recommend sizing it down slightly. Just remember kids under 10 will probably need help to make it work. Use cotton rope or cording. Polyester rope just doesn’t work as well. You can find cotton cording at fabric and hobby stores.Bubbles tend to form better on humid days, so if you live in a dry area and are having a hard time with it, give it a try on the next cloudy day. Also, a slight breeze can be really helpful in blowing these bubbles, but if it’s very windy it’s not going to work.

And here is a Giant Bubble Wands craft – so cute and they work SUPER WELL with our recipes! We have two methods. Giant Bubble Method Method 1 you will need –