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Celebrate Father’s Day with a DIY Tie Balloon Giving Dad a new tie on Father’s Day has been a longstanding tradition. This year, put a new twist on the tie with balloons! Try this fun and easy DIY surprise you can create with the kids. Supplies: Helium Tank Printable tie template Construction paper Scissors Stapler Latex balloons Ribbon or string Markers or crayons Acrylic paint markers Tape DOWNLOAD TIE TEMPLATE Instructions: Download the free tie template and print it out. If you don’t have a printer, simply draw a tie outline on a piece of construction paper. If you used the template, staple it to a piece of construction paper and cut along the outline of the tie. Next, draw a unique pattern on the tie. You might try stripes, polka dots or hearts. When you’re happy with the design, inflate a balloon using your Balloon Time Helium Tank and tie it with a string. Then tape the tie to the bottom of the balloon. You can customize your balloon by drawin

DIY Balloon Wishes for the Bride to Be DIY Project, Styling and Text by  Studio DIY Photos by  Mary Costa Photography A bridal shower wouldn’t be complete without a fun game for guests, but how about one that lasts long after the shower gifts are opened? Set up a balloon wishes bar and invite guests to write special messages for the bride to read on her wedding day. It’s the perfect bridal shower activity and makes for beautiful moments on the big day, too. (Cue the tears!) Supplies For the bridal shower: Latex balloons Dry erase or permanent markers Large bulldog clips For the wedding day: Helium Tank Deflated balloons from the shower String or ribbon Instructions for the Bridal Shower: At the bridal shower, set up a balloon bar with various balloons (in the wedding color palette), markers and bulldog clips. If you’re able to find dry erase markers in your color palette, they are the best option as they are more resilient on balloons. Place instructions

DIY Fruit Slice Balloons DIY Project, Styling and Text by  Studio DIY Photos by  Mary Costa Photography Feelin’ fruity? Turn foil balloons into colorful fruit slices with a few easy steps to give any summer party a little refresh! Supplies:  Helium Tank Foil balloons in various fruit colors String or ribbon White and red tissue paper Black adhesive vinyl Spray adhesive Instructions: For each fruit slice design, choose one of two ways for decorating your balloons. You can first decorate your balloons, and then inflate them with your Balloon Time Helium Tank. This saves time when preparing for your party as you can decorate the balloons in advance. If you choose this route, ensure that you do not place any decorations within about 3-4” from the edge of the balloon. You can inflate the balloons and then adhere the decorations. This makes it easier to ensure proper placement of the decorations, but must be done closer to the time the party starts. Citrus Slices

Make Your Own Fiesta Balloon Ceiling DIY Project, Styling and Text by  Studio DIY Photos by  Mary Costa Photography Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with a fiesta full of color, confetti and balloons from top to bottom! More is more with this celebration, and that goes for the color palette, the balloon ceiling and the margarita bar, too. Let’s fiesta!  Supplies: Helium Tank Latex balloons (various colors) Gold ribbon Papel picado Gold fringe garland Painter’s tape Instructions: Start by deciding where you want your table, dance floor or whatever is going to be underneath  this ceiling to be. Then hang your papel picado and garlands from the ceiling at varying heights and angles. I used a small piece of painter’s tape to secure mine, but you could also tie them to nearby hooks or curtain rods. Make sure that they are high enough that everyone can safely walk underneath. Inflate as many balloons as possible and tie each with gold ribbon. Let them float up to the ce

How to Make Graduation Year Balloons Party, Styling, Text and Photos by Sara Schmutz of  Confetti Sunshine For graduating seniors, their class year is special. It’s the number they’ve been working toward for the past 18 years. So, it’s only right that you give it some pomp and circumstance at your graduation party with simple and fun balloon decor. Supplies: Balloon Time Helium Tank Latex balloons in school colors Printable 2015 template Printable vinyl  or sticker paper String Scissors PRINT 2015 TEMPLATE Instructions: Print the 2015 template onto your printable vinyl. We prefer to use printable vinyl rather than sticker paper since the vinyl is lighter in weight and will keep your balloons flying longer. Cut out the 2015 graphic. Inflate a balloon with your Balloon Time Helium Tank and tie a string on the end. Peel off the back of the 2015 and stick the graphic onto the balloon. Tip: create your decal close to the party time to enjoy maximum float time.

DIY Graduation Balloon Superlatives DIY Projects, Styling and Text by  Studio DIY Photos by  Mary Costa Photography Superlatives have to be one of everyone’s favorite senior year memories, where they vote for class clown, best dressed, most athletic and most likely to succeed. So how about taking superlatives out of the yearbook and into graduation parties? Relive the yearbook fun with photos of friends and hilarious recognitions with balloon superlatives.   Supplies:  Helium Tank 11” (or larger) latex balloons Photos Tape Thin cardstock and printer Marker (optional) Twine or string Instructions: There are a few ways to create the superlatives. For photos saved on your computer, drop them into a text editing program and crop/resize them to be the same or similar sizes. Leave a large white border (at least 1/4” on the sides and top, and about an inch on the bottom) around each photo. Below each photo, type the superlative applicable to it or print your photos

Balloon Decoration Ideas Balloons are such a simple and cheap party decoration that kid’s love! They’re great for decor and play. I’ve thrown elaborate parties with tons of organized games, only to have the kid’s interest lost in the balloons! Kids are a lot simpler than we think, and with a little bit of creativity, we can throw them a party they’ll never forget using just plain old balloons, cake, and presents. Here are some of my favorite balloon decoration ideas: This idea adds a little bit of charm to any party: Stake your helium balloons throughout the yard for an enchanting whimsical effect! Source:  Pretty Geeky This is an easy yet striking balloon decoration without helium: Pin balloons upside down to the ceiling in a large bunch over the party table! This is such a effortless idea that will easily become the main focal point of the party. Source:  The Pleated Poppy  Start your party off right by creating an escalating walkway of balloons leading to the

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