How To Make Frozen Bubbles

[@user-loves-you]

5:02 a beautiful squirrel 🥺❤️

[@RosemaryDanielis]

Isn't it cute! Squirrels are so fluffy in the winter 😍

[@simonekoffman]

This is the best vid I've seen on this. Thank you!

[@RosemaryDanielis]

Thank you very much, Simone! Nature is amazing 😍

[@avasmeditations]

That turned out lovely!

[@RosemaryDanielis]

Thank you so much! Making frozen bubbles is such an amazing thing to do on winter's coldest days.

[@MarkAngeloAskew]

Hello Rosemary. I'm a bubble artist and I've been planning to venture out and make some frozen bubbles with my granddaughters this season. I must say I really loved this "How To" presentation. Your videography and background music is so beautiful. I could watch frozen bubbles all day. It's very soothing and therapeutic. Thanks for the inspiration.

[@RosemaryDanielis]

Hello Mark! I'm so happy you enjoyed watching my video 😊 I took a peek at your channel and you make the most amazing bubbles! 🌟 I sure hope you get a chance to try these once the weather is cold enough. It's incredible to watch the ice crystals form. Feel free to write me if you have any questions. Good luck!

[@crazyicebubbles]

Wow

[@sayyidsahal4533]

You are a bubble legend

[@RosemaryDanielis]

Thank you so much! In Quebec, where I live, we spend 4 months in winter. I'm happy to celebrate this very magical season with you!

[@letiziarasotto3403]

Love it! Super detailed with all the advices and the squirrel showing up in the back was pretty cool too!

[@RosemaryDanielis]

Thank you! I'm happy you found it helpful. The squirrels are busy collecting seeds fallen from my bird feeders - they are my outdoor winter friends :)

[@ChooChooRosenbloom]

I’m watching your video again because it’s time for frozen soap bubbles again and I forgot how to do it!!! Thank you so much once again! You create magic!!!

[@RosemaryDanielis]

Thank you so much, Choo Choo! I hope you get a chance to make some frozen bubbles soon 😊❄️

[@waterfallrich]

Excellent! Your formula worked great (I used blue Dawn) and the straw technique was perfect! We don't have snow, so I used a small slab of ice from one of our birdbaths for the base.

[@RosemaryDanielis]

Thanks for letting me know your bubbles worked - that makes me so happy! 😊 Excellent idea to use the ice from your birdbath to blow the bubbles on 👍 I bet that kept them nice and cold. It's only gotten cold enough for bubbles this week over here. Now I'm waiting for a sunny day to take some photos of them ❄️☀️❄️

[@vivaxla34]

amazing! will make sure to try this on winter season!

[@RosemaryDanielis]

You'll love it! Let's hope the winter gets nice and cold so we can make frozen bubbles ❄️😊❄️

[@thomasstrom5784]

Thats just wonderful, dear Rosemary 👍👍👏👏👏...and I noticed that you had a little friend there 🐿,running in the background , in the middle of the film 😉👍😁

[@RosemaryDanielis]

Thank you, Thomas! I am never alone when I'm outside 😍 I have backyard buddies everywhere! Thanks so much for watching and commenting ❄️💙❄️

[@rebeccabrown3898]

I wish I knew about this when I lived in Minnesota! It’s stunning!

[@RosemaryDanielis]

Thanks so much, Rebecca! I'm happy you enjoyed watching. Hopefully you'll get a chance to make some frozen bubbles if you return to Minnesota one day ❄️😊❄️

[@rompecabezasrojo]

BEst video ever about the topic. Congratulations!

[@RosemaryDanielis]

Thank you so much! I hope you get a chance to try making these magical bubbles ❄️😊❄️

[@richardbadish6990]

Absolutely beautiful! Thank you for taking the time to show us this!

[@RosemaryDanielis]

You are so welcome, Richard! Winter is coming soon to where I live in Canada. I'm so excited to get the chance to make more of these frozen beauties! ❄️😊

[@AvaPotterfieldandFriends]

That was amazing to watch!!! Would love to try this!!

[@RosemaryDanielis]

I'm so happy you enjoyed watching! I hope you get a chance to try making some frozen bubbles - they are pure winter magic!

[@mweatherby2968]

You are incredible. Thank you for sharing how this is done. I'm defiantly going to try this, this winter. Hopefully I ca do it with Dallas Divide as a background.

[@RosemaryDanielis]

I'm so happy you enjoyed the video and found it helpful 😊 I hope you get a chance to make frozen bubbles this winter. I never get tired of watching the ice crystals form. Nature is endlessly awesome!

[@ausbare140]

Now I want to go to the snow. Thank you for showing this, I was surprised at how fast the bubble froze.

[@RosemaryDanielis]

I'm so happy you enjoyed watching these frozen bubbles 😊 It's almost cold enough where I live to make some more! The colder it gets, the faster the bubbles freeze. Sometimes I barely have time to start my camera before they're completely frozen 😄❄️

[@drizplaysyt9466]

4:52 is when the little buddy comes out

[@isabelladavis1363]

wonderful!! such a beautiful creation adding Mother Nature in the mix lol,thank you for sharing this can't wait to try it although it may be some time since we live in Savannah Ga and as of the last 37 years have only had three snow falls ...

[@RosemaryDanielis]

Thank you kindly, Isabella 😍 Mother Nature is my endless inspiration! Now on the coldest days of winter I have these wondrous bubbles to look forward to. I hope you get the chance to see one form in real life one day, maybe not in Savannah, but perhaps you'll visit Canada in the future ❄️😉❄️

[@isabelladavis1363]

@@RosemaryDanielis many thanks Rosemary for your kind reply, the last time I truly saw snow was in the winter months in Bavaria as a child...being so acclimated to the hot South for the past 50 years don't know if I could ever live there again (in Winter) ! Hopefully we will make our way back to Canadas Eastern coast and Nova Scotia once more in the future...what an incredible area ..stay blessed

[@nancyricigliano19]

Absolutely beautiful, can’t wait to try.

[@RosemaryDanielis]

You're going to love making them, Nancy ❄️😊❄️ Wishing you a wonderful time - dress warm!

[@alifiwardahfatinah888]

Wuuu it so cool to watch!! Keep inspired!

[@RosemaryDanielis]

Thank you very much! ❄️😊❄️

[@youngmasterchu]

So beautiful 😍 Thank you for sharing your techniques 🤗❄

[@RosemaryDanielis]

I'm so happy you liked it! I hope you get a chance to make some beautiful frozen bubbles this winter ❄️😊❄️

[@youngmasterchu]

@@RosemaryDanielis Thank you 😍 will be fun to try it ❄☃️

[@sunneelyn]

Amazing!! Thank You!!☃️💕

[@RosemaryDanielis]

I'm so happy you liked it. I hope you get a chance to make one this winter 😊❄️

[@sarahmay8602]

This is so cool! I'm going to try it out..ty! ☺️❄️

[@RosemaryDanielis]

That's awesome! I hope you have an amazing time ❄️😊❄️

[@Stadsde]

This helps a lot thank you

[@RosemaryDanielis]

Thanks for watching, hope it helps you make some amazing frozen bubbles!

[@lsmith304]

This is incredibly helpful!

[@RosemaryDanielis]

Yay! I'm so happy you liked it. Thanks for letting me know :)

[@YS3Caero]

5:02 squirrel! :D

[@MrStaggerLeeee]

Thank you for a great guide

[@RosemaryDanielis]

Thanks for watching :) Glad you enjoyed it! Hope you get a chance to make many fabulous frozen bubbles this winter!

[@crazyicebubbles]

Thank you for sharing! This is the content we love..

[@RosemaryDanielis]

Awesome! I'm so happy you enjoyed watching. Thank you for your comment!

[@denbid]

AWESOME video thanks for sharing

[@RosemaryDanielis]

Thanks for watching! Isn't Nature amazing? 😊❄️

[@denbid]

Yes it is

[@elipluma]

When you have 2 little kids its will last 2 days :D :D :) Thank you for the video. I just need to find corn syrup in my country. But maybe I can try some other :)

[@RosemaryDanielis]

So true! I remember how much my kids LOVED blowing bubbles when they were young 😄 You can try using regular granulated sugar (a tablespoon or two depending on how much liquid you're using) and dissolving it in the water before you add the liquid soap. Hope it works for you!

[@andreabalzarini6615]

Why do you use corn syrup? It isn’t enough to mix soap and water?

[@RosemaryDanielis]

Thanks for your question 😊 The corn syrup acts to make the fragile bubble a bit stronger and more resistant to outside air movement. In my experiments it also creates the feather-like shape of the ice crystals that form on the bubble (like the ones you'll find in my photos and videos.)

[@srdjan7176]

5:01 oh there is a chimpunk🥺🥺🥺

[@SAMZIRRA]

😀👍Really cool. We haven't seen that before. So prettty.

[@RosemaryDanielis]

Thank you very much! I make these every winter here in Canada. They're so magical to watch. ❄️

[@bobvila1010]

Merci beaucoup!! It will help me for my frozen bubble photography contest!

[@RosemaryDanielis]

Bienvenue! Good luck with your contest :)

[@Imme_begin]

I wish I would have seen this during our recent freeze week in Texas!

[@RosemaryDanielis]

That's okay - now you've got something exciting to do if/when it freezes next year ❄️😁❄️ You never know what's next with Nature! I sure hope you get a chance to try these - they're amazing to see.

[@primesspct2]

You’re bubbles are amazing! Btw you can substitute vegetable glycerine instead of corn syrup and it’s less sticky . I’ve done both! I haven’t yet tried this. They are truly amazing and today is the perfect day! Lol

[@RosemaryDanielis]

Thank you so much! I will definitely try it with glycerine. I wish you a wonderful day making Frozen Bubbles :)

[@judyhancockholland8007]

I don't have any clear dish soap. Have you tried this with clear laundry detergent?

[@RosemaryDanielis]

That's a good question! I haven't tried making frozen bubbles with laundry soap. If you end up trying it please let me know if it works 🙂

[@Fikishut]

I love this this was absolutely beautiful thank you so much for sharing I wish I could do this I don't think it will ever get that cold in Florida For me to actually experience this with my kids it's on my bucket list though~~💜💙💜

[@RosemaryDanielis]

Thank you so much! I hope you get to make some frozen bubbles with your children one day. It's amazing to see in real life! ❄️😊❄️

[@Behind_the_Lens_Photo]

such a great video thank you

[@RosemaryDanielis]

Thanks so much for your comment and for watching 😊 Glad you enjoyed it!

[@63italic]

What a fantastic idea. Thank you!!! Does it work with normal bubble mixture and does the home made mixture work as a normal bubble blowing solution?

[@RosemaryDanielis]

Thanks for watching! I'm so happy you enjoyed the video. Normal (store bought) bubble mixture will work in winter's cold temperatures but the bubbles will be more fragile than the ones I make with my recipe. The added corn syrup in my recipe creates a stronger bubble as well as the feather-like ice crystals you see in my videos. I haven't tried my homemade mixture as a normal bubble blowing solution in warmer temperatures. If you try it this summer let me know!

[@paulhab7267]

Hi we don’t get much snow. Is it possible to get ice out of freezer and blow bubbles on that 🤔Paul

[@RosemaryDanielis]

Oh, I really wish that would work... Unfortunately, the air surrounding the bubble has to be freezing for the ice crystals to form. As soon as the bubble comes into contact with warm air the ice crystals disappear! You could maybe blow the bubble and place it in the freezer and peek inside after a while to see if it freezes? But as soon as you remove it from the freezer it will unfreeze instantly.

[@mailawson6701]

Very good video, thanks.

[@RosemaryDanielis]

Thank you! I'm happy you liked it ❄️😊❄️

[@user-loves-you]

Thank you for this💗💗💗

[@RosemaryDanielis]

You're so welcome! I'm waiting for it to get cold enough outside to make some new ones. Have you had a chance to make a frozen bubble?

[@gingerclark6015]

Thank you that's beautiful ☺️

[@RosemaryDanielis]

Thank you for watching my video! I'm so happy you like it. Nature is endlessly amazing! ❄️😊❄️

[@jaysondholariya5381]

Hi, If i haven't corn syrup there is other substitute?

[@RosemaryDanielis]

Hello, thanks for your question! The corn syrup helps make the bubble a little stronger as well as creates the beautiful feathery ice crystals that form. I believe you can substitute the corn syrup with any other pure sugar. If you use granulated sugar, just make sure to stir it in the water until it's dissolved before adding the liquid soap. Good luck and let me know how it goes!

[@elisabethlafontaine8979]

What are your camera settings?

[@RosemaryDanielis]

Hello Elisabeth 😊 The camera settings vary according to the light levels outside and the angle you position the camera. My frozen bubble photographs/videos are taken on bright sunny days. To capture the ice crystals the way I do, place the camera slightly lower than the bubble, tilt toward the bubble and upward toward the sun. Focus is set to manual ISO is at 100 If there is little wind you can go with 1/125 shutter speed. Then adjust the aperture until you get the contrast you like. Some examples: if it's not windy and you're at 1/125 then you might need f/25. Or, if it's windy and you're at 1/250 then your aperture could be at f/18. I usually have to try a few shots to get my angle, then I adjust my settings to get the best contrast. I hope that helps 😊 I'm hoping to do a video with more details specifically about the photography side of frozen bubbles if the weather allows me to! Be on the lookout for one this February and good luck with your frozen bubbles.

[@WonderlandThrifting]

Love this can’t wait to try!

[@RosemaryDanielis]

I hope you get a chance to make one. They're magical to watch!

[@papamrk1343]

Can these bubble freeze to the point of being able to handle them?

[@RosemaryDanielis]

Hello :) thanks for watching! The bubbles are very fragile. Even when frozen they only last a few seconds before they collapse.

[@gschiffverre]

Great stuff! What lense and camera settings?

[@RosemaryDanielis]

Thank you very much! I use a 100mm 1:2.8 macro lens. The settings change depending on the light outdoors. I shoot mainly in full sunlight so ISO 100, shutter speed 1/125 and adjust aperture as you need. I hope that helps. ❄😁❄ I'll be posting a video about camera settings soon with some examples. Check back in the next few weeks or subscribe and turn on notifications to be notified of any new videos.

[@أبداعوفنون-ن5ف]

That owsam and magical artest ntureal am gave you 1000000 like wit smail🙂

[@RosemaryDanielis]

Thank you so much!

[@stevekolk1]

I absolutely 💯% 💘this! Since it's probably 👎happening in Tampa any time soon I've posted on Facebook. The fact checkers may have to climb Mt. Fuji 🗻 to check it up I say bully for them.

[@RosemaryDanielis]

Thanks for watching! I hope you get a chance to see this in real life one day - it's awesome!

[@annastory9892]

Awesome 👍❣️❄️

[@RosemaryDanielis]

Thanks so much!

[@davidhowse884]

Beautiful. I have linked your KZbin channel to a song I wrote "Crystal Worlds". I tried to tweet the link to you but it looks like Twitter did not enable. Your bubble was included in BBC Winterwatch, which is how I first discovered.

[@RosemaryDanielis]

Hello, David 😊 I'm so happy you found my Frozen Bubble on Winterwatch! My UK Instagram followers have enthusiastically told me to check it out. I wish I could watch the program but it's not available to us in Canada. I located your song "Crystal Worlds" on SoundCloud. Bravo! It's a beautiful celebration of winter's beauty. Now I shall have something to hum along with as I watch new bubbles form in front of my camera 🔹❄️🔹 Nature is an inspiration to us all.

[@dipus]

Well explained, thank you! Does the corn syrup have sugar added? The one I got has 36% sugar and the bubbles are not freezing even at 28 degrees.

[@RosemaryDanielis]

Hello! The corn syrup is added to create the ice crystal shapes that you see in my video and to make the bubbles slightly less fragile. It shouldn't affect the freezing. I think the problems you're having might be temperature related. It's best to wait for really cold temperatures, 14°F/-10°C (even lower is better.) Other factors like sunshine, blowing the bubble on a dark-coloured surface or being completely protected from the wind all serve to make the surrounding area warmer than the thermometer indicates. Humidity in the air can play a role as well. Although in the video I was able to make the bubbles at 32°F/0°C it sometimes requires much colder temperatures to achieve the same result - even for me! I hope weather conditions change soon to allow you to create your Frozen Bubbles :) Good luck!

[@dipus]

@@RosemaryDanielis Thank you! I heard that sugar lowers the freezing point of water. So I was wondering if I need to get a sugar free syrup. Will wait for lower temperature and try again.

[@RosemaryDanielis]

​@@dipus You're correct! Sugar does lower the freezing point a bit. I always use regular corn syrup and find the bubbles freeze (and don't freeze) at a range of temperatures. I'm also waiting for colder temperatures here in Canada :)

[@dipus]

@@RosemaryDanielis I was able to record one this morning, thanks again for your input! instagram.com/reel/CJ4D7PsgPe1/?igshid=1ii25xgq1mco1

[@RosemaryDanielis]

@@dipus Wow! You did an amazing job - bravo! Thank you for sharing the video :)

[@luciegagnon1238]

Great video! I had never thought of setting up a table outside for it!! Regarding the dish soap. It often comes in a concentrated format (solution) nowadays. Would you use the same quantity?

[@RosemaryDanielis]

Hello, Lucie :) Because I need direct light for these photos, the table allows me to follow the rays of sunlight as they peak through the trees of my backyard 🤣 I believe you can use the soap as is considering it's added to water to make the bubble mixture. Good luck with your frozen bubbles!

[@luciegagnon1238]

@@RosemaryDanielis thanks Rosemary for your quick reply . I’ll let you know how it goes. It’s cold today but too windy!

[@AmiraKrim]

Beautiful

[@RosemaryDanielis]

Thank you very much. Nature is amazing!

[@ChooChooRosenbloom]

Thank you so much for making this video. I can’t wait to create this magic! What camera do you use? Do you need a macro lens for this?

[@RosemaryDanielis]

Thank you so much for your comment :) I hope you get a chance to make some frozen bubbles. Watching them form is incredible! I use a Canon 6D with a 100mm 1:2 macro lens. I don't think a macro lens is a must (I just like to really get close to see the details.) The trick with any lens you use is to be able to see the bubble as closely as you can. They look large in my video but in reality they aren't more than 1-2 inches in diameter. Whichever lens you use, you have to angle the lens toward the light to capture the crystals forming on the bubble. It takes a little experimenting to get the hang of it but it's sure worth it!

[@CruisingWithChooChoo]

@@RosemaryDanielis Thank you for replying so quickly! I really appreciate your video abs your helpful tips. Waiting for a sunny day to go try this out. I tried it a few times before watching your video and couldn’t get it to work. I’m excited to try it your way! I’ll tag you on IG if I can get it!

[@RosemaryDanielis]

@@CruisingWithChooChoo Awesome! I look forward to seeing your captures :)

[@ianletbey]

4:50 omg squirrel hiiii

[@katoy9976]

Energy shields? Plasma shields?

[@RosemaryDanielis]

They really do look like energy fields! Kind of magical, frozen ones ✨❄️

[@2quick4u24]

instead of corn syrup can I do maple syrup? Please respond fast this is for school project

[@RosemaryDanielis]

I haven't tried maple syrup so I can't say for sure if it works. If you do try it let me know if it works :) Good luck!

[@2quick4u24]

@@RosemaryDanielis it worked!!!

[@RosemaryDanielis]

@@2quick4u24 That's awesome! Thanks for letting me know :)

[@yeesoowahmargeret8408]

Thanks for sharing Isn’t night time ?

[@RosemaryDanielis]

Thank you! I'm so happy you like it. This is filmed in the day time. In order to capture the ice crystals forming on camera you need a lot of light contrast. So, very bright sunlight and high shutter speed on the camera makes it look like it's dark outside. Hope this explains things well.

[@sumayyahadam7975]

i don’t have corn syrup. can i use something in place of that?

[@RosemaryDanielis]

Hello :) I've only used corn syrup so far, so can't be sure what the exact results will be if you use something else in its place. I've tried it with just soap and water and the bubbles are very fragile. Plus the feather-shaped ice crystals did not form at all without the corn syrup. If you want to experiment you might try adding granulated sugar (2-3 tablespoons) to the water and stirring until dissolved before adding the soap as I did in the video. One viewer used maple syrup in place of the corn syrup and said it worked well. If you do try using sugar I'd love it if you let me know how it went :) Good luck!

[@sumayyahadam7975]

@@RosemaryDanielis thank you so much

[@ellengreenlund3905]

I’ve done this a couple times now with kiddie soap bubbles, but I don’t get beautiful feathery crystals quite like yours. Does the corn syrup help with that or what is the trick? I’ll be making my own solution with your recipe and see how that works. Thank you so much for an excellent video.

[@RosemaryDanielis]

Hello Ellen :) I'm so happy you got to make some Frozen Bubbles! I find the corn syrup definitely produces the feather-like crystals that you see in my videos. Plus it also gives the bubbles a little more staying power than a mixture without it. Give my recipe a try and let me know how it goes! Good luck :)

[@ellengreenlund3905]

@@RosemaryDanielis will do! I love your beautiful images! Thanks for the help!

[@Tombola1993]

It looks all leafy and feathery. Like it’s turning into an ice bird. Maybe that’s how Articuno was conceived.

[@RosemaryDanielis]

Thanks for your comment 🙂 Watching the ice crystals form always captures my imagination. They really do look like icy, magical feathers and would be perfect on Articuno! ❄️

[@linkenlodge4744]

what camera and setting? so pretty

[@RosemaryDanielis]

Thank you! I use a Canon6D with a 100mm 1:2 macro lens. The settings vary depending on the light conditions outdoors. I only take frozen bubble photos on sunny days because you need a lot of light to illuminate the ice crystals. For still photos, set ISO at 100, shutter speed around 1/125, and adjust aperture as needed for contrast. Make sure to use a tripod as well :) Good luck!

[@linkenlodge4744]

@@RosemaryDanielis thank-you, today every bubble burst, -25 out so fingers froze fast! My bubbles also were only the size of marbles today,!

[@RosemaryDanielis]

@@linkenlodge4744 You are brave - that is cold indeed! If it was even slightly windy that might be the problem. The bubbles are so fragile. Is there a semi-sheltered corner where you can try them? I do hope you have success while the weather remains cold :) Stay safe, stay warm and good luck!

[@linkenlodge4744]

@@RosemaryDanielis thanks for the responses! I will keep trying, I need to purchase a macro lens too :)

[@mohmmad_170]

we don't have snow only desert

[@RosemaryDanielis]

I have never visited a desert yet. It must be incredibly beautiful! Our planet is filled with so many natural wonders - including snow!

[@erinyeager413]

So I just have to go to Europe in winter to make a frozen bubble

[@TLAB-916YBLtlab]

I am going to make it !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@RosemaryDanielis]

Yes! You must! It is so amazing to watch. Good luck :)

[@oresictihana]

Beautifull 👣

[@RosemaryDanielis]

Thank you 😊 I'm so happy you liked it!

[@SAMZIRRA]

You made an 8 and minute 45 2nd video and only 2 bubbles?

[@SAMZIRRA]

More bubbles!!!!

[@RosemaryDanielis]

Thanks for your comment! 😊 This was mostly a "How-To" video. If you want to watch more bubbles check out my "Ice Bubble Magic" video ➡️ kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5DGkoRnnppnpqs ❄️ Hope you like it!

[@vickisnead7619]

will that sill work if u use actual bubbles

[@RosemaryDanielis]

It will work if you use regular bubble mixture but the bubbles may burst sooner than with the mix I use. The recipe in my video has corn syrup added which gives the bubble a bit more strength.

[@vickisnead7619]

@@RosemaryDanielis cool thanks