Winifred McGee
Leader, Cadette Girl Scout Troop 1957 (and sometimes resident camp helper)
Hershey, Pennsylvania, USA
Wwm11@aol.com
Cut off the "neck" of a 2-liter bottle. Use the cut end (hopefully cut evenly), setting it in a pie pan of bubble stuff. Lift it out; you should see a coating up on the inside. Blow through the hole that used to have the screw cap on---and big bubbles should come out.
We made these as a by-product of wind socks (using the center section as the sock). The bottoms were used to hold white glue for pasting decorations on the wind socks.
A real use of every piece of the bottle except for the lid (which we still could have used in many ways).
When the kids (it was a co-ed camp) were finished pasting their wind sock, they took the neck end and went outside the craft cabin to blow bubbles. This was their favorite activity!!!
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