Bubble Print

Wow! Another art and craft activity here.
Guess what today? Bubble paint.
What?! Bubble paint? Seriusly?
Yes, of course.
Let's see how it's work!

Soap Free Bubble Recipe:

• Shallow Containers ~ we used shallow mason jars
• Food Coloring
• Straws
• White Paper
• Trays ~ to contain the drips
• Milk ~ yep you read right…plain old milk!

Kids love blowing frothy, noisy bubbles in their milk.

I find it to be too much at our dinner table, but at the art table I am all for it!  

I love that this simple recipe only uses milk and food coloring.  No icky soap taste, just good old fashioned fun!  Totally a win, especially if you have toddlers.


All you need to do is add a little food coloring to the milk and blow bubbles until your hearts content. I love the cotton candy color that the milk gives the bubbles.
Milk bubbles are heavier than soap bubbles, so be prepared for drips and splashes of colorful milk.  A simple tray works perfect for containing all the milky spills.



Once there is a huge pile of bubbles, quickly lay your paper on top of the bubbles.  We found it worked best to use a light hand and gently press the paper into the bubbles.  The milk bubbles will pop right on your paper leaving behind unique designs.

 


Have Fun!