Water Bottle Bubble Painting

Lay your drop cloth down outside.

Water bottle bubble painting.

Cut off a sheet of easel paper and lay it down on a tablecloth outside. Bottle bubble blowing method 1 dip the mouth opening of a standard plastic water bottle into the bubble solution. Full diy and material list here. Cut your bottle in half with scissors add your mesh over the half with the opening and secure the sides with.

Make your bubble solution according to the instructions here or get a variety of bubble solutions here. Directions for bubble painting add three tablespoons of bubble solution and two tablespoons of paint to a cup. Make your recycled bottle blower. We like to do bubble painting with straws because it s such a fun easy way to blow the bubbles and provides better control than regular bubble wands.

Mix the paint and bubble solution together. Remove and squeeze bottle gently. Recycled bottle bubble art. Fun large scale collaborative art project with kids.

Pour bubble solution into a shallow containers. Add some bubble solution in a shallow bowl so your bottle. Fun large scale collaborative art project with kids. You then gently place the paper over the bubbles to take a print from them remove and allow to dry.

Add more if needed. Invite the kids to. The air from inside the water bottle will push through the top and soap creating a bubble. Directions for bubble painting pour ingredients into a small bowl.

Give each child a bowl and add bubble solution. Tape large pieces of watercolor paper together lay them down on the drop. Stir and check for vibrancy. If you decide you want more bubbles stick to the same 2 2 1 ratio and size up.

Mix some bubble solution and food coloring with a bubble wand. Place the colored bubble solution on the tablecloth as well. Here you mix your paint in this case tempera with a little water and a squirt of washing up liquid stir it up and then blow into it with a straw to create lots and lots of bubbles. Pour 1 tablespoon 15 milliliters of bubble solution into a bowl first.

Add liquid watercolors to the bowl one color per bowl at a. Place paper on top of bubbles and you have a print. Place a piece of paper on the grass or a table. You can then blow the formed bubble off the top of the bottle.

Add washable watercolors to the bubble solution. Next use a bubble wand to stir in 1 to 3 drops of liquid food coloring. Repeat this step with a new bowl and wand for each color that you want to make. Insert straw into bowl and blow.