Twisted balloons for your next event

 

No matter what event you are planning, be it a corporate party, a fundraiser for your favorite charity, or your annual summer festival, you and your group will be looking for attractive and inexpensive entertainment that is sure to please the crowds and make keep them coming back for more.

Balloon twisting can offer your group a form of entertainment, a way to raise money, or both, without the need for a large amount of expensive equipment. What's more, learning how to make simple twisted balloon shapes is easy enough that someone in your organization who has an interest in this art and likes to do it can easily learn how to do it, giving you incredibly cheap care or a fundraising activity. .

Starting

If your group wants to use balloon twisting as a means of entertainment or even as a way to earn a little money, it's really easy to get started. All you need is about 260 balloons (there are many others you can use, but these balloons will make Q Twist and are great for beginners), a balloon pump, and some simple twisting instructions you can find on the Internet or A library book.

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There are even videos that show you how to rotate balloons to get exact shapes. With a little practice, you will be ready and ready to surprise and amaze your friends and crowds at your event.

You may want to start by practicing basic twists so you know how to do each type before moving on to creating shapes. The turns are easy to learn, and it only takes a few minutes to master each one.

Shapes that are simple

There are several simple and popular ways that you can do your tongue twister with a little practice. Here are some that can be easily mastered: dog, flower, giraffe, heart, sword, rabbit, snowman, parrot, and swan.

Many of these simple shapes use exactly the same twisting techniques and only vary the length of sections that are crooked. For example, the dog and the giraffe have the same basic shape and with different lengths that make the two animals look extremely different.

Helpful tips

When creating torsion balloon shapes for any event, it is advisable to practice each shape multiple times to ensure you have the torsion down technique before performing your new skill for an audience.

You'll also want to keep in mind that flying the balloon most of the time and letting some air out before tying it makes the balloon softer and easier to twist. Plus, having a permanent marker with you will allow you to add eyes and other features that will help your balloon animals come alive.

While having one or two members in your group is a great way to save money on this form of entertainment and results in a higher profit margin, there may be times when more difficult twisted balloon shapes are needed to attract large crowds . In these cases, it may be worth hiring a professional tongue twister to get the results you want.