Balloons is the easiest and fastest way to complement any decor. I have for you a few ways to do amazing things with balloons. Some You will see for the first time! Here are a few examples that the balloons can do almost anything. You can use the balloons after the event. See what you can conjure up with them and try out some of these methods. Good luck 🙂
1. Display photos (balloon chandelier)
great for anniversaries, birthdays, or themed parties (eg: bachelorette party). Difficulty: easy!
2. Freeze water ballons and use them to keep alcohol cold at a party
Tip: The best will be the smaller balloons. Difficulty: Easy!
3. Freeze an LED tea light into a water balloon
Freeze an LED tea light into a water balloon to create a winter “fire and ice” lantern. Difficulty: moderately difficult
4. Put confetti and money in your balloon
A unique way to a wedding gift 🙂 Difficulty: Easy!
5. Revamp your vases and toolboxes for pens
interesting way to diversify toolbox for pens, or a vase for flowers. Difficulty: moderately difficult
6. Use balloons to find out where the party is
Very funny and useful idea! Difficulty: Easy!
7. Lighting balloons
Great for children’s room, instead of light, or for an evening party. Difficulty: moderately difficult
8. Balloons with sequins
Great idea for decorating on kinderball, or create your own disco ball (second way you can find here). Difficulty: moderately difficult
9. Candlesticks
Stick material (preferably round ones), small napkins to the balloon, let it dry and pierce a balloon. Difficulty: moderately difficult
10. Balloon lollipops for kids
Wrap them in cellophane and put them on sticks to make giant lollipops for a candy-themed party. Difficulty: moderately difficult
11. Phosphorescent paint
Transparent and white balloons will look elegant! You need to paint part of the balloon with gol paint, using damaged brush. Phosphorescent paint will be perfect! Difficulty: Easy!
12. Balloon fruits and vegetables
Try to make fruits and vegetables with balloons. String them into a fruity garland. Great idea for decorating on kinderball! Difficulty: moderately difficult
13. Blow it up with homemade gas
What You Need?
baking soda
vinegar
plastic bottle
balloon
2 funnels
How to do?
Using your funnel pour vinegar into your bottle. You only need to fill about 1/3 of the bottle. Using a second funnel pour baking soda into your balloon – fill the balloon approx 1/2 way. Cover the top of the bottle with you balloon. Make sure you don’t let the baking soda spill into the bottle prematurely. When it’s ready, lift your balloon and let the baking soda fall into the vinegar. Baking soda and the vinegar create an ACID-BASE reaction. When combined mixed they create a gas – carbon dioxide. Carbon Dioxide gas will inflate the balloons but they do not “fly” like helium inflated balloons as it is not the same kind of gas. Be careful – especially if you are doing this experiment with the children! Difficulty: difficult
14. Fill them with non-toxic paint and have a fight
You can use the balloons after the event. Phosphorescent paint will be the best! Good fun for kids (especially at night). Difficulty: difficult
15. Fruit Bowl
Creative way to use balloons. Instead of the string You can also use sequins or buttons. Have fun with this! Difficulty: moderately difficult
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