Diy balloon weight

Whether you want to create a charming floral garland or add some visual interest to your centerpieces, here are 21 DIY balloon weights for inspiration.

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DIY Balloon Weights ideas are perfect for anyone looking to add a little fun and color to your home as great gifts, party décor, etc.

Make a DIY balloon weight that doubles as a party favor. These easy HERSHEY’S KISSES Candy balloon weights look great as tabletop party decorations.

I am so honored to be guest posting today at Lauren's fabulous blog, A Commoner's Castle. She is celebrating one year of blogging and has completed some awesome projects. Check out this adorable monogrammed cornice box that she made for her daughter's room. I'm sharing a cheap, easy fix for tired lamp shades over at Lauren's place today. Go visit her and look around a bit, I know you'll find something you like. Thank you Lauren for inviting me to share my very first guest post, and I looking…

Learn how to make this elegant balloon sand weight, dressed up with tulle, cellophane and curling ribbon. An ideal inexpensive anchor for balloon centerpieces.

Balloon weights are any kind of weight that holds balloons in place, either from floating away, blowing away, or keeping balloons tethered in place. Balloon

Hey, friends! We’re so excited to share some fun ideas for embellishing your balloons today! We’ve all seen the pretty tassels you can make for balloons (like the ones we made for Emma’s wedding reception), and we thought it would be fun to create some fresh alternatives! With the holiday season in full swing, we…

Sure you can buy balloon weights, but where’s the fun in that? Here are 7 chic and cheerful ways to DIY balloon weights for your next bash.

Follow on Instagram @TheSCottonSUBSCRIBE❣️❣️This DIY balloon project is quick, easy, and inexpensive ; great for any party. You can buy a case of small wate...

OK - so this year dearest daughter turned 3! And her current obsession is dinosaurs, so there it was - the theme for her party. Beth's Dinotopia. I make everything I possibly can, because to me, that is my way to show my love. And save some money, and get something no-one else has! So…

Happy Monday! After a much needed weekend, I'm back to give another money saving tip. Its so easy and simple. Balloon weights are an essential at most parties. On the low end, they can cost about a dollar a piece. That's fine until you want to put them in 10 or 20 different places. Don't blow your budget on that. Instead make them yourself. www.somethingbluewe.com Items needed: Shiny wapping paper or tissue paper Ribbon Scissors Decorative marbles or rocks Step 1: Cut your wrapping paper or…

Sure you can buy balloon weights, but where’s the fun in that? Here are 7 chic and cheerful ways to DIY balloon weights for your next bash.

Graduation season has also become a peak time of helium shortage due to the high demand of floating balloons. As a party decor company, we feel an obligation to prevent over-using helium as we have figured out many other ways to make balloons float on ceiling.

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Wedding Balloon Weights: How to make nice looking helium balloon weights for nearly half the price of the 'normal' foil ones.

A balloon column (also called a balloon tower or pillar) is a truly impressive party decoration. Follow our simple instructions to create a beautiful spiral column.

Making your own balloon arch takes some work and time, but the results are so fun! Here are some tips on how to make a Dollar Tree balloon arch for under $15! Who doesn’t love a good balloon arch DIY?

Having a party but don't want to pay $1+ each for balloon weights?, or don't like the stores selection? Try these! All you need is tissue paper, small rocks or stones & ribbon. For mine I used light & dark paper tissue, and small white rocks that I took from a local parking lot. Use 1 sheet of each color tissue (or 2 sheets of a single color) Place a rock in the center or a small pile of stones, should be able 3inches wide/high. Fold the tissue corners up to the center above the rocks, and…