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Revision as of 20:15, 8 February 2017
Rick Findley has invented, and continues to invent, wonderful bubble equipment. This page is a starting point for exploring his inventions and Do-It-Yourself (DIY) methods. Click on any photo below for its complete step-by-step instructions.
One of the challenges in building your own bubble equipment is sourcing materials. If you cannot find the exact materials shown, use your creativity and these step-by-step procedures as guides to your own solutions.
The gallery is growing. Come back soon!
How-To Videos
3 Part Video Series: 2016 DIY Fogger
BUILD A VAPOR MAKER FOR BUBBLES USING ALMOST ANYTHING
Giant Straw Bubble Maker (3" diam. PVC tube)
3" PVC pipe. You do not have to put your mouth to the opening of the tube to create a stream of bubbles
DIY 2 tier, 51 loop garland
Retractable fishing rod with eyelets. Use the first set of 2 eyelets at the tip to attach garlands to in order to keep the 2 garlands apart. I also include a straw in the middle between the two to separate them also. Use a rectangular trough on a stool to dip in.
DIY cup and Straw bubble maker
CUP AND FLEXI-STRAW BUBBLE MAKER--I saw this effect online some time ago: I do not know who to attribute it to but it's a very simple concept.
How-To Articles and Gallery
