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Fun Time with Bubbles!

So my old friend from school Jen posted this on her blog yesterday and as much as my kiddos love bubble time outside...it was something I HAD to do ;)

DIY Bubbles...and can I just say they are the BEST bubbles I've EVER seen!

1 1/2 qt. Water
1/2 cup Karo Syrup
1 cup Dawn

Mix Water and Karo together until dissolved and then slowly add in Dawn...stirring to mix.

Stores in a resealable container for several weeks. .....and they're just awesome!








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