Abstract: A soap-solution gathering and bubble blowing device includes a rigid base member having a central opening or air passageway therethrough, and a hollow brush which is supported from the base member and provides an extension of the air passageway.In use, the base member is moved over an open-topped vessel filled with a soap solution, and the bristle members are dipped into the solution in order to fill the spaces between them by capillary action. The bristle members may be bent of flexed against the bottom or side wall of the vessel while the spaces are being filled.

Abstract: A bubble making wand with inner and outer generally concentric serrated rings for making a plurality of small bubbles inside of a single larger bubble. A pan having two reservoirs with shape complimentary to the shape of the wand is also described.

Abstract: A bubble blowing wand for use with a bubble blowing liquid comprising two substantially concentric rings for providing a bubble or bubbles formed within a bubble. The concentric rings are substantially in the same planar relationship with respect to each other. The rings can be substituted with any closed geometric form so long as the peripheries are implaced within each other in a substantially spaced concentric relationship. The preferred concentric rings are formed as a larger outside ring and a smaller inner ring. The larger outside ring is attached to a handle at its outer edge, while the inner surface thereof supports a stem to which the inner ring is connected. Both of the rings have relieved or cut surfaces providing a larger surface area on the rings to accommodate greater amounts of bubble blowing liquid.