#Balloon folding instructions full#
#Balloon folding instructions series#

Carefully pull out your index finger and twist a bubble at the point With the other hand, pinch the outside of the balloon and grab the Push the knot about 2' down into the balloon with your indexįinger. With long 2' balloons it is sometimes called a tulip It is a technique used in round balloons to makeĪn apple shape. Now take the thirdīubble and carefully push it through the pair, rolling the outer twoīubbles around it, so that you have three bubbles all joined togetherĪpple Twist (Tulip Twist) No, this is not a pastry. Two adjacent bubbles together to make a pair. The pinch twists and toe twists will seal the ends andīird Body (3-Bubble Roll-Through) Twist three bubbles, usually about the same length. Pop (break) the center bubble to allow the rest of the loop to

#Balloon folding instructions full#

Given three full twists to ensure that they will hold.

Both the pinch twists and the toe twists should be ItĬonsists of three small bubbles in a row within a loop of bubbles.

#Balloon folding instructions series#

The pinch-pop series is used to separate two sections of a balloon. Then wind the two bubbles in opposite directions to make it hold. Part attached to the adjacent bubbles splits the pinch twist in two. TheseĪre good for adding fine detail to faces or hands and feet.Īnother method of beginning the twist is to roll it so that the center In two, making two bubbles about 1/2' or less in diameter. Grab the two sides of the bubble and twist it Toe Twist(Split Twist) Begin with an ear twist. This makes anĮar-shaped bubble that is good for ears, lips, or sometimes to hold Then twist the two ends of the same bubble together.

Pinch Twist (Ear Twist) Twist a 1 to 1.5 inch bubble, leaving it a little on the soft side. This is good for large ears, hands or feet on multiple Just take a long bubble, fold it back on itself, and twist the twoĮnds together. Loop Twist(Fold Twist) This is a lot like the lock twist, but it is done with one long bubble instead of This is the most common method of making legs and ears on Opposite ends together so that the two bubbles are parallelĪnd touching each other. Lock Twist Twist two bubbles, usually about the same size. By combining these twists in various ways you can create Here's the scoop on some of the basic twists used in balloon Spiral Balloon Twists Printer-friendly version.