See this at: fancyflours.com| Added on 04/13/08

New Virtual Catalog! Flip, View, Click! The Holiday 2007 Catalog is no longer available by mail. Please view the virtual catalog by clicking on the cover above.

New Virtual Catalog! Flip, View, Click! The Holiday 2007 Catalog is no longer available by mail. Please view the virtual catalog by clicking on the cover above. See less

See this at: muji.eu| Added on 12/29/07

Copyright Ryohin Keikaku Europe Ltd 2007. All product and price information may be subject to change. Any dimensions quoted are for guidance only. Prices and product details should be checked at one of our UK stores before making or requesting any... See more

Copyright Ryohin Keikaku Europe Ltd 2007. All product and price information may be subject to change. Any dimensions quoted are for guidance only. Prices and product details should be checked at one of our UK stores before making or requesting any purchases. All electrical items can only be sold in the EU and conform to UK and European guidelines on domestic use. All products are subject to availability. All prices quoted are in Sterling See less

Highlights: £0.60 - £1.50

See this at: balloon-decoration-g...| Added on 12/29/07

The first balloon of your floating arch is in place. Let's continue with ... Step Three: Adding the Remaining Balloons and Curling Ribbons Position your first balloon on the nylon line about 10 to 15cm above the base. If you wet the nylon line with... See more

The first balloon of your floating arch is in place. Let's continue with ... Step Three: Adding the Remaining Balloons and Curling Ribbons Position your first balloon on the nylon line about 10 to 15cm above the base. If you wet the nylon line with your fingers, you'll find the balloon slides along very easily. Take about 1m of your curling ribbon and tie it to the neck of the balloon, so that you are left with two equal lengths hanging from it (fig. 6). Now curl the ribbons, using the open blades of your scissors. We recommend doing this for each balloon as you go along, but you may prefer to wait until all the balloons are attached. Inflate and attach your second balloon as explained in Step Two (opens new window). Then position it so that it's just touching the first balloon (fig. 7). Repeat Steps Two and Three for all your remaining balloons. Your 'String of Pearls' is almost finished. All you need to do now is to cut the nylon line from the roll, leaving about a meter to play with... See less

See this at: gifts.barnesandnoble...| Added on 12/29/07

Set of 3 journals contains 9 stamps or 9 lables or 1 postcard, for sending messages or collecting ideas! Each journal has 80 ruled pages, last 16 sheets are detachable. Acid-free paper. You May Also Like * Basic Black Lined Journal (5x8) by Barnes &... See more

Set of 3 journals contains 9 stamps or 9 lables or 1 postcard, for sending messages or collecting ideas! Each journal has 80 ruled pages, last 16 sheets are detachable. Acid-free paper. You May Also Like * Basic Black Lined Journal (5x8) by Barnes & Noble * Black Moleskine Ruled Journal 5x8 by Moleskine * Black Moleskine Pocket Size Ruled Journal 3.5 x 5.5 by Kikkerland Design, Inc. for Moleskine * Floral Portrait Lauren Wan Lined Journal 5x8 by Lauren Wan for Barnes & Noble * Butterflies Beige/Blue Bound Journal 5x7 by Peter Pauper Press, Incorporated See less

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See this at: esupplystore.com| Added on 12/29/07

* 1/2" thick bubbles (approx. 1 1/4" wide) * Bubble wrap rolls perforated every 12" for easy tear convenience * Available in 12" and 24" widths * 100% Recyclable * Large bubble wrap is ideal for protecting large items and when used as void... See more

* 1/2" thick bubbles (approx. 1 1/4" wide) * Bubble wrap rolls perforated every 12" for easy tear convenience * Available in 12" and 24" widths * 100% Recyclable * Large bubble wrap is ideal for protecting large items and when used as void fill/dunnage See less

See this at: thedigichick.com| Added on 12/29/07

All 12 of my bubble wrap stamps in one collection!! Both in .png and .abr files. X-Cart: full-featured PHP/MySQL shopping cart software & ecommerce solutions for the best ecommerce websites

All 12 of my bubble wrap stamps in one collection!! Both in .png and .abr files. X-Cart: full-featured PHP/MySQL shopping cart software & ecommerce solutions for the best ecommerce websites See less

Highlights: Price: $4.00

See this at: eliminatorlightingdi...| Added on 12/29/07

Shop our selection of lamps such as our glitter lava night-lights, lava motion lamps, professional quality plasma lamps, and other unique lamps in our store. Whether you are looking for party lights, affordable motion lights, a grande giant lava... See more

Shop our selection of lamps such as our glitter lava night-lights, lava motion lamps, professional quality plasma lamps, and other unique lamps in our store. Whether you are looking for party lights, affordable motion lights, a grande giant lava lamp, decorative glitter lamps, a quality glitter light lamp, a blacklight lava lamp, metallic lava lamps, ooze lava lamps, an old fashion lava lamp, or for any of our other lamps from our lavalamp collection; we offer the finest selection of lava lamps online. See less

Highlights: List Price: $29.95 Our Price: $19.99 Sale Price: $9.99

See this at: outdoors.mainetoday....| Added on 12/29/07

Making bubble prints is definitely an outdoor activity. Mix kids and paint with bubbles and you get one messy activity -- and a bunch of happy kids. Yesterday I taught an outdoor crafts class at my daughters' camp. And one thing I've learned with my... See more

Making bubble prints is definitely an outdoor activity. Mix kids and paint with bubbles and you get one messy activity -- and a bunch of happy kids. Yesterday I taught an outdoor crafts class at my daughters' camp. And one thing I've learned with my own kids - let alone a group of them - is that when you can avoid the stress of dealing with a big mess, the happier everyone will be. That meant this particular project had to be done outdoors. To make the paint for the project I used a small plastic cup and mixed 1" of each of the following (and in this order): water, bubble solution (dish washing soap works OK too), tempera/poster paint and mixed it well. Then I handed each kid a straw and told them to blow bubbles until the cup started overflowing with them. Then they placed their paper over the bubbles in the cup. When they lifted the paper, they could see their "print." We used 6 different colors and I encouraged the kids to overlap them for a more colorful effect. And the best thing... See less

See this at: amazon.com| Added on 12/29/07

This item is GREAT!! I hear lots of complaints about other bubble solutions not working with other toys so here is the secret. MAKE YOUR OWN SOLUTION!!!!! Any solution you make at home is 10 times as potent as the bought stuff. They water it down so... See more

This item is GREAT!! I hear lots of complaints about other bubble solutions not working with other toys so here is the secret. MAKE YOUR OWN SOLUTION!!!!! Any solution you make at home is 10 times as potent as the bought stuff. They water it down so you always have to buy more. Here is the recipe: 12 Cups of water 1 cup Dish soap (not the cheap stuff, and NOT dishwasher) 3 tablespoons of glycerin (drug stores sell-lotion isle) If you want to make a MUCH larger batch: 4 gallons of water in a 5 gallon bucket 6 cups of dish soap (not cheap or dishwasher) 1 cup of glycerin You can store this liquid forever and it will still work so make a lot if you can and store it in sealable containers! Hope this helps everyone!!!! Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this) See less

Highlights: Price: $15.99

See this at: explore4fun.com| Added on 12/29/07

The Touchabubble / Touchable Bubbles works just like ordinary bubble blowers (you know, dip-the-wand-and-blow-the-bubbles) but these bubbles actually harden in the air so they DON’T BREAK! Is that weird or what? You can have little bubbles all over... See more

The Touchabubble / Touchable Bubbles works just like ordinary bubble blowers (you know, dip-the-wand-and-blow-the-bubbles) but these bubbles actually harden in the air so they DON’T BREAK! Is that weird or what? You can have little bubbles all over your house. The Touchabubble solution comes in a plastic test tube container that stands a little over 4.5 inches tall. Comes in assorted colors with wand and even a shirt clip. Availability: Usually ships the same business day. TOUABU$2.50 See less

See this at: perpetualpreschool.c...| Added on 12/29/07

Children must remove shoes and walk across bubble wrap; light as a feather, heavy as an elephant, fast as a cheetah... without popping any bubbles. Contact_FullName: Yvonne Mitchell Contact_Email: jmit@eyesurf.com Packing Bubbles: Get construction... See more

Children must remove shoes and walk across bubble wrap; light as a feather, heavy as an elephant, fast as a cheetah... without popping any bubbles. Contact_FullName: Yvonne Mitchell Contact_Email: jmit@eyesurf.com Packing Bubbles: Get construction paper (different Colors) and place them under the packing bubbles. Tape the packing bubbles on the floor. Have the children step on the packing bubbles and see the reaction you get. I entitled this "Pop music" Play some music while your doing this!! Another idea is to place pictures of the children under the packing bubbles. Tape it to the wall (anywhere is good) and have the children pop the bubbles and discover who is under the the packing bubbles. Contact_FullName: Yvonne Mitchell Contact_Email: jmit@eyesurf.com The children and I were unpacking all the toys we received. We found lots of bubble wrap, they enjoyed popping the bubbles a lot that we decided to do different activities for them. Such as: Placed on the wall and had pictures of... See less

See this at: blaircandy.com| Added on 12/29/07

Yummy... This is a box of 15 bottles of edible candy bubbles. You open the lid, take the wand, dip it into the liquid candy and blow into the air... out comes edible cherry flavored bubbles. You can blow them and eat them from the air. This is so... See more

Yummy... This is a box of 15 bottles of edible candy bubbles. You open the lid, take the wand, dip it into the liquid candy and blow into the air... out comes edible cherry flavored bubbles. You can blow them and eat them from the air. This is so cool! There are 15 - 3.1 ounce bottles per box. See less

Highlights: Regular price: $16.25

See this at: lldkids.com| Added on 12/29/07

* Wire coat hanger or bendable wire * Soap and water for bubble mixture * Bowl/pie tin/deep dish for bubble mixture. You can use any kind of dish that is watertight and will hold the mixture. With these supplies and the help of an adult, you can have... See more

* Wire coat hanger or bendable wire * Soap and water for bubble mixture * Bowl/pie tin/deep dish for bubble mixture. You can use any kind of dish that is watertight and will hold the mixture. With these supplies and the help of an adult, you can have fun building the bubble blower below. | (1) Twist the wire so that it forms a hoop on one end. The bigger the hoop, the bigger the bubbles! Bend a smaller hoop on the other end and squash it to form a handle. Remember: Make your hoop only as big as your soap tray. | Once you've completed your bubble blower, see how big you can get the bubbles to be. Experiment with the mixture to see how much soap is needed to make nicer and bigger bubbles. I hope you have fun blowing your bubbles. Please e-mail the Professor and let me know what pops up. Your friend, Professor Alexander See less

See this at: bubbleblowers.com| Added on 12/29/07

Books about bubbles range from toddlers' picture books exploring bubbles to school bubble activities to college textbooks that delve into surface tension and other very technical topics.

Books about bubbles range from toddlers' picture books exploring bubbles to school bubble activities to college textbooks that delve into surface tension and other very technical topics. See less

Highlights: Orig. Price: $13.50

See this at: bubbleblowers.com| Added on 12/29/07

Bubbles have been used in many advertisements to sell a great variety of products. This one is probably from the 1940s and is for Rowntree's Milk Chocolate.

Bubbles have been used in many advertisements to sell a great variety of products. This one is probably from the 1940s and is for Rowntree's Milk Chocolate. See less

See this at: bubbleblowers.com| Added on 12/29/07

Check out your local toy store, party suppy store, or large discount store (Target, Walmart, etc.) in the party supplies section. You will usually find several themes that have bubble blower party favors: SpongeBob, Blue's Clues, Thomas the Train,... See more

Check out your local toy store, party suppy store, or large discount store (Target, Walmart, etc.) in the party supplies section. You will usually find several themes that have bubble blower party favors: SpongeBob, Blue's Clues, Thomas the Train, and others are popular recently. You can also go to a dollar store and see what they have. They frequently have carded packages of several bubble wands and maybe even bubble solutions that make great party packs for the kids. If you can't find anything you like locally, check out orientaltrading.com which sells a lot of bubble items in quantity for low prices. Get regular bottles of bubble solution, and cover their labels with ones you print or draw. They can say, "Jimmy's Bubbling Sixth Birthday" or something like that. Use wide clear tape to cover your labels so that the words don't run when they get covered with bubble solution. You could also try some of the "touchable" bubbles, usually available in toy stores or the toy sections of big... See less

See this at: littlies.co.nz| Added on 12/29/07

* Place a small container of bubble mix and a bubble wand in a clear ziplock bag with party invitation details written on the outside * Use bubble wrap to make bows for the chairs or a table runner * Create ‘bubbly’ placemats by placing paper over a... See more

* Place a small container of bubble mix and a bubble wand in a clear ziplock bag with party invitation details written on the outside * Use bubble wrap to make bows for the chairs or a table runner * Create ‘bubbly’ placemats by placing paper over a container which has had coloured water and detergent stirred and bubbled up over the rim. Leave to dry and then write each guest’s name on the placemat * Partially inflate light blue, clear and white-coloured balloons and tie them into a bunch * Draw round, blue bubbles on to white paper plates and cups * Place a yellow rubber duck in a container of bubbles for the table centrepiece. * Write each letter of ‘Happy Birthday’ on a separate blue cut-out bubble to create a birthday banner * If the budget allows, hire a bubble machine for the day * Purchase the special bubbles that are designed, once blown, to stick to most surfaces and generally last a long time. Place them all around the party room just before guests arrive. See less