How to Make a Balloon Party Garland
Blow up your balloons to different sizes., Experiment with different colors and patterns., Thread a needle with clear fishing line., Penetrate a balloon at the knot., Continue to tie balloons together until your garland is long enough., Glue more...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Blow up your balloons to different sizes.
The more variation in the size of the balloons, the more natural your garland will look.
Experiment with different color variations and different patterns.
You can use a hand pump to blow up your balloons.Blowing them up manually is an option, too., Try out different hues and colors of balloons to see what looks best for your particular event.
Get colors that compliment each other and try out different combinations until you get the colors you want.
Consider what the occasion is and use colors that fit within a theme.
For Halloween, you can use black and orange balloons.
For Valentine’s Day you can use red and pink balloons.
For Independence Day, you can use the colors of your country's flag. , Cut your thread or fishing line to the length that you want your garland.
Use cheap fishing line or thread from the store and put it through the eye of your needle.
Tie a knot at the end of your thread so that it doesn’t get pulled through the eye of your needle.Applying beeswax to the end of a thread can help bring it to a point if you’re having difficulty threading your needle., Penetrate the small knot at the bottom of your balloons and make sure to avoid popping the actual balloon.
Pull your fishing line through the hole that you created until it reaches the end of the thread or line.
Once you don’t have any fishing line left, tie a tight knot around the bottom knot of the balloon.
This will be the start of your garland., Continue to lace your needle and thread through other knots at the bottom of your blown up balloons.
String as many balloons as you want together until the garland reaches the length that you want., Apply glue to the sides of any extra balloons and try to fill empty spaces along your garland.
You can either use a clear glue stick or gorilla glue.
Refrain from using a hot glue gun because they can pop the balloons.If you do use a glue gun, make sure it’s a low-temperature glue gun. -
Step 2: Experiment with different colors and patterns.
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Step 3: Thread a needle with clear fishing line.
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Step 4: Penetrate a balloon at the knot.
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Step 5: Continue to tie balloons together until your garland is long enough.
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Step 6: Glue more balloons along the empty spaces of your garland.
Detailed Guide
The more variation in the size of the balloons, the more natural your garland will look.
Experiment with different color variations and different patterns.
You can use a hand pump to blow up your balloons.Blowing them up manually is an option, too., Try out different hues and colors of balloons to see what looks best for your particular event.
Get colors that compliment each other and try out different combinations until you get the colors you want.
Consider what the occasion is and use colors that fit within a theme.
For Halloween, you can use black and orange balloons.
For Valentine’s Day you can use red and pink balloons.
For Independence Day, you can use the colors of your country's flag. , Cut your thread or fishing line to the length that you want your garland.
Use cheap fishing line or thread from the store and put it through the eye of your needle.
Tie a knot at the end of your thread so that it doesn’t get pulled through the eye of your needle.Applying beeswax to the end of a thread can help bring it to a point if you’re having difficulty threading your needle., Penetrate the small knot at the bottom of your balloons and make sure to avoid popping the actual balloon.
Pull your fishing line through the hole that you created until it reaches the end of the thread or line.
Once you don’t have any fishing line left, tie a tight knot around the bottom knot of the balloon.
This will be the start of your garland., Continue to lace your needle and thread through other knots at the bottom of your blown up balloons.
String as many balloons as you want together until the garland reaches the length that you want., Apply glue to the sides of any extra balloons and try to fill empty spaces along your garland.
You can either use a clear glue stick or gorilla glue.
Refrain from using a hot glue gun because they can pop the balloons.If you do use a glue gun, make sure it’s a low-temperature glue gun.
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