Bubble gum machine #followme #gum #bubblegum
Bubble gum scent vintage scratch & sniff stickers - CTP, 1981
DIY Bubble Gum Machine Costume Supplies: • White Tank Top • Puff Balls • Felt • Puffy Paint •
I was so inspired after seeing this on pinterest https://pinterest.com/pin/220254237997607230/ This lady is amazing! I had to try it!
Homemade Bubble Gum Machine That Works!: This Bubble Gum Machine was made by a 11 year old and her mother. It took a box, poster frames, lots of duct tape and much more. Best part is that the machine actually works. She has been a hit with other kids!
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Bead Kit: Bubble Gum Machine #BeadingPatterns #BeadedInstructions #PerlerBeadInstructions
Are you hosting a kids' party soon? Here's a cute DIY bubble gum machine idea that will add color to your set-up! Click the link for more details!
Super cute .. all i did was painted it.
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Today I am FINALLY posting my tutorial on how to make your own gumball machine! These go with the Gumball Party I styled for HGTV here. Photo’s taken by Lyndsey Fagerlund. It really is quite simple… You will need: 1 terra cotta pot {with saucer base} 1 wooden ball {found at craft store} 1 wooden […]
Halloween is coming, and I am proud to say that, unlike last year, this year our costumes are finished early. This is due in large part to the fact that my girls chose easy costumes (and for the first time ever, they are wearing the same thing). That's right, it's a bubblegum machine (inspired by the one pictured here), and if you are need of an easy, homemade costume, there is still plenty of time to make one yourself. I should probably begin by saying that my methods were extremely imprecise. I did a lot of eyeballing and estimating (which made the whole process very laid back and pleasant—remember folks, it's just Halloween). Supplies: (Click bolded items below to purchase. These are affiliate links.) white tee shirt large piece of red felt small sheet of black felt small sheet of gray felt small sheet of white felt one or two packages of 1.5"pompoms hot glue gun/glue sticks large bowl (or other round object) for tracing red leggings (or skirt) red felt beret As you can see below, I began by tracing a large bowl on a plain white tee shirt in order to get a nice circle. Thankfully I had her try it on before I began adding the "gumballs" because once I did it was obvious that the circle was way too low on the shirt. (The picture below is of the first circle. I ultimately positioned it about two inches higher.) So, dear readers, learn from my mistakes and have your child try the shirt on before sketching the outline of your machine. When that's done simply hot glue 1.5" pompoms to the shirt until you've filled the space. Notice that you don't need to fill in the whole circle. Rather, when your child is trying on the shirt, draw a straight line across the shirt at the waist line. This is where the bottom half of the costume (the "apron") will meet the gumballs. For the bottom of the machine I took a large piece of red felt, sketched out an apron, and cut it out with fabric scissors. That's right, this is a no-sew costume (because I am a no-sew mom). Next I took an 8.5x11" sheet of gray felt and glued it to the apron. Then I drew a knob and the numbers free-hand and cut them out. I glued the "25" to a small square of white felt (also drawn free-hand) and hot glued that square and the smaller black one (representing the hole where the gum comes out) on to the gray felt. After that I added red leggings for my younger daughter and a red skirt for my older one. Red felt berets (buy HERE) finish off the look. If a bubblegum machine isn't quite what you have in mind, check out these costumes from years past: American Girl Doll Box Costume: DIY Jellyfish Costume Happy Halloween, everyone! SaveSave
This is an altered bubble gum machine that I found at the thrift store for $6. I just love turning these into beautiful blingy creations. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ohs7Kf6gL9s
This DIY Gumball Machine is so fun to make for many occasions, including Valentines, Christmas Ornaments or anytime you want a fun craft!
