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WHAT YOU NEED:
- Quality latex balloons
- Helium Gas
- Fishing line
- Tape
- Scissors
HOW TO DO IT!
- Cut a piece of fishing line to approx 1 and a half times the length you want
the arch to cover.
- Fill a balloon with helium to 9" and tie a knot in it
- Starting from about 30 cm on the line, wind the wire around the neck of the
tied balloon and secure in a knot. (This should keep the balloon in place on the
line)
- Repeat this process of knotting filled balloons about approx 30cm apart.
(Use your judgement to make sure that they do not look over crowded or too
spaced out.)
- Once the whole line is filled with balloons you just need to attach both
ends of the line to the table/floor to create your arch!
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Balloon Basket
WHAT YOU NEED:
- 1* (16" to 3ft) Balloon net
- 1 * (16" to 3ft) sized quality latex balloon
- Helium gas
- Basket full of goodies!
- Weight (optional)
- decorations
HOW TO DO IT!
- Blow up the balloon with helium gas.
- Put the balloon inside the balloon net and take all the ends of the net and
secure around the basket of goodies.
- Insert a weight in the basket if necessary. Hide it under all the goodies.
- Decorate the basket if you wish by attaching ribbons, bows or with any other
creative ideas that come to mind!
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Balloon Decoration on a table |
WHAT YOU NEED:
- Quality latex balloons
- Helium gas
- Curling ribbon
- Fancy weight
- Scissors
HOW TO DO IT!
- Inflate a balloon and tie a knot in it.
- Tie the ribbon around the neck of the tied balloon leaving a minimum of
1metre strand of ribbon on one side and 1/2metre on the other.
- Repeat this process for how ever many balloons you wish to have on the
table.
- Gather the longer pieces of ribbon of each balloon and tied around the
weight.
- The small strands of ribbon that are loose can then be curled by sliding a
blade of scissors along the strand.
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Hanging Balloons from the ceiling
WHAT YOU NEED:
- Quality latex balloons
- Helium gas
- curling ribbon
- Scissors
HOW TO DO IT!
- Inflate a balloon with helium, knot and attach to a long
piece of curling ribbon.
- Follow this process 3 more times. Tie all the four
balloons in one big knot as close to the necks of the balloons as possible. You
should end up with a cluster of 4 balloons in the shape of a clover.
- This should leave you with pieces of ribbon hanging down
and ready to curl!
- Curl using a blade of scissors (Please be
careful)
- Repeat steps 1-4 to have random clusters hovering above
you!
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| Please take extra care when using
scissors or other sharp instruments. Children must be supervised at all times. Please also read our safety instructions about the use of balloons and inflation gases, in the 'Info' webpage. |