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Mini Balloon Tree – Wedding Centerpiece Ideas




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Centerpiece Ideas – How to make a Mini Balloon Tree

     Balloon trees can vary in size and shape. This balloon tree stands about three foot tall and makes a great centerpiece for a wedding reception or other special event. Here is how to create one for your upcoming event:

1. Gather all your materials, you will need:

  • Mini Stand
  • Balloons
  • Ribbon
  • Air Pump
  • Fake Flowers

2. Blow up twenty balloons to about 5 inches, making sure that they are all the same size.

3. Tie all your balloons into pairs of two.

4. Now, take two pairs and twist them together onto the bottom on the stand. Take another two pairs of balloons and twist them together right above the first set of two. Then push your balloons down until they are all snug against one another.

5. Next you will make the top of the tree. Start by twisting your remaining pairs into groups of four. Now combine all of the balloons together. It is easiest to use a long skinny balloon to attach all of them together, by tying one end to a cluster of balloons and then wrapping it all around the rest of the balloons.

6. Stick your cluster of balloons on the top of the stand.

7. Lastly, finish decorating your balloon tree with ribbons and flowers.


There are 2 comments
Mildred Rubio
February 02, 2009 - 08:59
Subject: stands

I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHAT TYPE OF STAND DO YOU USE FOR A PROJECT LIKE THIS? ( ABOVE MINI BALLOON TREE)

Reply to Mildred Rubio
raye
February 03, 2009 - 09:03
Subject: Mini Balloon Tree stand

The stand is made from the handle extension used to attach to a paint roller. The handle can be purchased at any paint supply store or Home Depot. It was then cut to 3'. The base was just a piece of 10" by 10" plywood with a hole drilled in the center that the handle could be screwed into. Very simple, works well and can be used over and over.

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