DIY Balloon Garland

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Balloon garlands are easier to make than you might think! I am a balloon garland pro and have some of the best, simple, and step by step tips for creating a beautiful balloon garland that will last you weeks!

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They're realistic tips It takes 30 minutes to make one They will help you create one that lasts for weeks!

How to Make a DIY Balloon Garland

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- 64 balloons of varying sizes - strong fishing line - electric balloon pump - command hooks - optional: glue dots

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Blow up your balloons. Again, I use varying sizes and colors. You’ll want about the same amount in small and medium balloons and then a few large balloons.

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After I blow them up and before I tie them off, I push them up against my body as I hold the opening and let a little bit of air out. This gives me a longer ‘tail’ to work with

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Next, we’ll tie our balloons together. I take a medium balloon and a large balloon and tie them together. Then, take a medium balloon and a small balloon and tie those together. Basically, you’ll want to tie random sizes together in groupings of two.

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You’ll take your first quad of balloons and fishing line and tie them on. Make sure to leave around a yard of fishing line on the end so you can tie it up. You’ll loop the fishing line around one of the balloons on the quad and tie it twice.

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Next, you’ll take your second quad of balloons and push them as closely to the first quad as possible. When I say close, I mean really push them close (it will almost feel like you’re going to pop them!). Then, you’ll loop the fishing line around one balloon and push up tightly.

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Use  glue dots to add in extra small balloons if desired. You can also use scotch tape or a low temp glue gun. The low temp glue gun works really well and lasts the longest!

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For the finishing look, you can tie your balloon garland to a command hook, let the end hang, or fasten the other end to another command hook. It really just depends on the look you’re going for!

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