Thursday Art

[svetlanacat4]

It's amazing...

This Is What Happens When You Blow Soap Bubbles at -9°C (15,8°F)

When the weather forecast announced about the unexpected cold from -9°C to -12°C last week, Washington-based photographer Angela Kelly decided to take an advantage of it in one truly creative way. Together with her 7-year-old son, Kelly combined the home-based

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[akane42me]

Amazing! How often I have wished that a particularly spectacular bubble could refuse to pop for just a bit longer. I'm going to try this. I'll have to look up a recipe for it! I would love to do this for the kids at recess today.

[svetlanacat4]

Dish soap and water, okay, but Karo syrup??? I'll have to give it a try!

[akane42me]

I couldn't get it to work:( I'm going to try again tomorrow morning. We have one last day of subzero temperatures!

[svetlanacat4]

Coming back from college, I stopped at my shop and asked about Karo syrup. I told it was corn syrup (sirop de maïs)... Won't say about the girl's expression... Bought apples.

[st_crispins]

wow.

[jkkitty]

the ones not broken are beautiful, the designs look like glass someone blew.

[svetlanacat4]

And the broken ones look like some crystal eggs...

[jkkitty]

so true. To be honest if it was still so cold out (it is warming up) I would try this.

[wild_orchid7]

Frozen soap bubble is something I'd never imagine to exist. Great way of thinking! :)

[svetlanacat4]

It's so pretty...I didn't think it was possible...