Blowing Bubbles from a Rope
- Thoroughly wet the rope and your hands in the solution.
- Using four fingers of each hand, stretch the rope into a rectangular shape. Hold it at mouth level.
- Keep your head still and begin blowing into the rope opening.
- While blowing, gently move your hands slightly right and left near your mouth. The movement comes from the hands — not from turning your head.
- Blow closer to the rope to create smaller bubbles.
- Blow from a slightly greater distance to form larger bubbles.
- For a more impressive visual effect, turn slightly sideways toward the audience and hold the rope slightly above face level. This allows the bubbles to rise higher and float longer.
- Always blow upward — not straight forward — so the bubbles lift and stay in the air longer.
- Keep the rope evenly stretched so the film remains stable.
- Avoid shaking the rope — minimal film movement gives better bubble formation.
- Holding the rope slightly above face level improves visibility and height.