Bubble Recipes
Bubble recipes can be tons of fun for kids. We have a few variations of
recipes as well as soap crayon recipes, a bubble bath recipe, and bath
salts recipes. Any way you make it bubbles and bath time are a kids favorite. Get them involved in the preparing and the mixing of the recipe. And playing with the finished product will be as much fun as the preparing. Bubble RecipesBubble Recipe with Corn Syrup2 Cups liquid dish washing detergent 6 Cups water 1 Cup Karo light corn syrup Combine three ingredients into a large container with a lid. Shake well and let sit several hours. Store covered in refrigerator to extend suds shelf life. Allow to warm before using. Soap Flake Bubbles 1 Cup soap flakes 1 Cup water 1/2 teaspoon cooking oil Mix in cup or old juice can. Soap Bubbles with Glycerine 1 Cup water 2 Tablespoon liquid detergent 1 Tablespoon glycerine 1/2 teaspoon sugar Mix all ingredients together in container with a lid. Shake well and its time for bubbles. Ideas for Bubbles Glycerine,
which is called for in some bubble recipes, can be purchased in cake
decorating departments.
Bath Time Recipes Bubble
Bath1/2 Cup liquid hand soap 1 Cup Epsom salt 5 drops glycerin Few drops of food coloring Few drops of fragrance Mix well, shake right before using. Pour into bathtub while water is running and enjoy. Homemade Soap Bubble Recipe 1 Cup distilled water 1/2 Cup glycerin 1 Tablespoon liquid detergent Combine. Set for one hour. Put in plastic container. Homemade Bath Salts Recipe 9 Tablespoons soda 7 1/2 Tablespoons citric acid powder 2 Tablespoons cornstarch 4 to 6 drops cologne Mix soda, citric acid and cornstarch in bowl. Add cologne; mix well. Store in tightly covered clean jar. Use about 2 tablespoons mixture for each bath. Bath Salts Recipe-Art in a Jar 1 Cup Epsom salts 1 Cup kosher or sea salt 2 jars with lids 2 colors of liquid food color 1 pretty 8 oz. Jar A few drops of your favorite perfume or flavored essential oil In mixing bowl add salts together and stir to combine. Add 1 Cup of salt into each jar. Add 13-15 drops of food color in each jar. (depending on how dark you would like your color). Pick two colors that will look well blended together. Add a few drops of perfume or flavored oil. Shake jars until salts are well dyed. Pour salt onto paper towel and let dry overnight. Wash jars out and let dry also. Layer salts in jar, alternating colors for a nice sand art look. Attach lid and tie with a ribbon. Label with a card that says use 1-2 Tablespoons for a refreshing bath. Strawberries and Cream Bath Salts 1 cup powdered milk 1/4 teaspoon strawberry oil 3/4 Cup Epsom salts or sea salts In a bowl, mix milk and salts together. Pour oil over the top and shake together. Store in a jar and add a tag to use Pour 1/4 Cup bath salts under running bath water. Soap Crayons Recipe One ice cube tray Liquid food color 30-40 drops 2 tbsp. hot water for each crayon 1 Cup soap flakes Small bowl Spoon For each color, put two tablespoons of hot water and one cup of soap flakes into a bowl. Add as many drops of food color to the mixture as you wish. Stir the soap mixture until it thickens. This takes time, so be patient! Press spoonfuls of the first color of soap into the sections of the ice tray or form into sticks. Mix enough soap in other colors to fill the ice tray, following the above directions again. Let the soap crayons dry for one or two days. Gently bang the ice tray to loosen the crayons. Crayons will become hard and great for writing in the sink or tub. Pack them in a box for gift-giving. Great for birthday presents or holidays. Submit your favorite kids recipeDo you have a favorite recipe your kids love to make? Or a recipe your kids ask you to make again and again? Share it with us! Back to Kids Craft Recipes from Bubble recipes  All rights reserved. The material on this site is for educational purposes. Nothing on this page is public domain.
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