1. This trick can be performed with two wands (a classic round wand and a multi-loop Bubble Maker). You can use just a regular round wand.
2. Dip the wand into the solution, keeping the curved side of the handle facing forward.
3. Lift the wand vertically, then raise it above your head and extend your arm slightly away from your body.
4. Begin a smooth motion to collect air into the film, gradually forming a large bubble.
5. Move the wand in the opposite direction with a gentle acceleration to stretch the bubble into a long tunnel.
6. At the end of the movement, rotate your wrist and turn the wand so the curved side of the handle is facing forward again.

From here, you can:

• Gently lower the wand to close the bubble
• Or continue the motion in a wider, lower trajectory to extend the tunnel

7. With the Bubble Maker wand, once the main bubble bursts, you can accelerate your movement and wave the wand above your head to release a lot of small bubbles.

• Keep all movements smooth with gradual acceleration
• Lift the wand vertically to avoid breaking the film
• Work above your head for a cleaner and longer visual
• Extend your arm slightly away from your body to create longer tunnels
• Remove excess foam from the surface before starting