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Making Bubble Print Art


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April 23, 2018

Bubble Art - closeup of bubble artBlowing a mixture of liquid soap, paint, and water through a straw make colourful bubbles that can turn a surface into beautiful art when popped. This is a craft I like to do with my little nieces and nephews, but I blow the bubbles so they don't accidentally ingest anything. This can also be done with water soluble food colouring.

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Total Time: 20 minutes

Supplies:

  • 1 cup or bowls
  • dish soap
  • acrylic paint
  • water
  • straw
  • cardstock paper
Bubble Art - supplies
 

Steps:

  1. Add a few drops of dish soap and a few drops of acrylic paint into a cup.
  2. Bubble Art - add dish soap and paint to the cup
     
  3. Mix with your straw. Add a few tablespoons of water, then mix again.
  4. Bubble Art - mix with the straw and add a few tablespoons of water and mix again
     
  5. Use the straw to blow enough bubbles to come out of the cup a bit.
  6. Bubble Art - blow bubbles with the straw so that they come up above the top of the cup
     
  7. Gently place your paper over the bubbles.
  8. Bubble Art - gently place your paper over the bubbles
     
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  9. The bubbles will pop and leave a colourful imprint on the paper.
  10. Bubble Art - the bubbles will pop and leave a print on the paper
     
  11. Try different colours of paint in different sized containers.
  12. Bubble Art - try different colors of paint in differnet sized containers
     
  13. Repeat to pop on the same paper.
  14. Bubble Art - repeat the bubble blowing step and imprint on the same paper
     
    Bubble Art - multiple colors and sizes of color
     
  15. To make darker, more saturated imprints, blow more bubbles then lay them onto the paper to sit a bit.
  16. Bubble Art - to make darker bubbles, blow more bubbles and lay them on the paper and leave for a bit
     
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  17. Continue with more colours. These make excellent book covers.
  18. Bubble Art - they can be used as book covers
     
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3 More Solutions

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Rebecca Lanham
April 6, 2006

You and children of any age can make these simple "paintings" with just some bubble solution, bubble wands, food coloring, disposable cups, and white paper.

Bubble Art

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October 31, 2008

In a 6 - 8 inch bowl, mix together water, drops of food coloring, liquid detergent and starch. Using a straw, blow bubbles into the mixture until the bubbles form a structure above the rim of the bowl.

 
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March 25, 2019

Combine water, dish soap, and dye to make a nice mixture for blowing a bowl of bubbles. Then lay a piece of paper over them and tap to create a beautiful bubble design on your paper.

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Now you have the beginnings of a handmade invitation with matching envelope. This is a page about crafting a DIY bubble art invitation.

DIY Bubble Art Invitation - c

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