The bulb is fairly simple yet very impressive. Kids love them! The Christmas tree light bulb is harder but very brilliant!
Enjoy... and Merry Christmas!
Christmas Ornament
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Step 1: Using an un-inflated 160, make a loop and tie it. You want the knot to be very small. Also cut the excess balloon off as close to the knot as you can.
Step 2: Inflate a gold 260 about 1 inch. Pull the balloon to make a very small knot. Cut the nozzle off as close to the knot as you can.
Step 3: You will be pushing the loop you made into the 1 inch 260 and making a very small tulip twist.
Step 4 Finished Bulb
Step 4: Keeping a hold of the knots you pushed through to make the tulip twist, tie them to a partially inflated 6" Stars Around (or any 6" round). Cut the excess balloon as close as you can to the knots. Push the knot up into the tulip twist. You may need to arrange the tulip twist to make it symmetrical.
Christmas Lights
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Step 1: Inflate a gold 260 about 14 inches. Make a 1/2 inch bubble.
Step 2: Push the bubble into the 260 to make a very long tulip twist.
Step 3: Keep pushing. DON'T LET GO OF THE BUBBLE when you pull your finger out. You must hold it with your other hand.
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Step 4: Now... from the outside of the balloon you will inch that bubble through the length of the inflated balloon working it as far as you can. I got writers cramp many times before I figured out how to do it right!
Step 5: Shape the spiral as you go... but keep pushing that bubble through as far as you can. The farther you can push it the better it looks. (If you've ever seen people make an ice cream cone out of a white 260... this is how they do it.)
Step 6: When you have made the spiral as far as you can twist the balloon at the base of the bubble. Set it aside.
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Step 7: Drop a raisin into the un-inflated 6" balloon. Inflate the 6" round about 3/4 full. Make a very small knot. Cut the nozzle off as close to the knot as you can. Grab the raisin at the large end of the 6" round. Tie an un-inflated 160 around the raisin.
Step 8 and 9: In a winding motion pull the 160 up through the gold spiral keeping it fairly tight. Twist the 160 around the bubble at the end of the spiral several times to keep the two balloons together.
Single Christmas Bulb Strand of Christmas Bulbs
You can give the Christmas bulb away by itself or add several to 2 twisted 160's to make a strand. This makes a fun decoration!
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發表於 2008-12-1 10:50 PM
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