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Robynhood Regular user Charleston, SC 166 Posts 
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I'm trying to attach yellow 260's to an 11 inch round to make hair. I can't seem to get it right at all. I'm bringing the balloons down around the head and using the nozzle on the bottom to tie it to, but It's a mess. Any suggestions?
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harris Inner circle Harris Deutsch 8812 Posts
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Have you tried spray adhesive?
..that's the first thing that stuck out in my mind.
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Robynhood Regular user Charleston, SC 166 Posts
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No I hadn't thought of that, but that sounds like a good idea, thanks
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Christopher Lyle Inner circle Dallas, Texas 5698 Posts
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On 2012-04-09 13:33, Harris wrote: PUN ALERT!!!! 
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Wes Holly Special user Cincinnati, OH, USA 644 Posts
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Are you using a raisin twist to attach the hair at the top of the balloon?
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Lady Chanty New user Nederland 55 Posts
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I think I would go for the raisin twist, or glue dots...
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Robynhood Regular user Charleston, SC 166 Posts
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Oh, I don't know what the raisin twist is, I will look it up
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Lady Chanty New user Nederland 55 Posts
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Robynhood Regular user Charleston, SC 166 Posts
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Very cool, thanks
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Majake314 Loyal user Australia 245 Posts
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Never heard of the raisin twist untul now!!!
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Steve Yarosko Loyal user 285 Posts
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I almost always use raisins for hair. Here is a picture of a Fancy Nancy I did using a hair technique I like to use. It uses a raisin in the top of the forehead, and a combination of spiraled and straight 160's split in half and twisted into the raisin. The 160 halves are wrapped around the head and twisted together in the back. A balloon bow is tied around the twisted part in the back to hide the twists.
http://www.balloonhq.com/p/84699 |
EvansFlorida New user 98 Posts
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Raisin twists are the way to go. I love using Rubber Cement for the bigger projects, but raisin twists work fantastic. Much easier than a side bubble for me.
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Mike Maturen Inner circle Michigan's Beautiful Sunrise Side 2726 Posts
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Beautiful Steve!!!
Quote: On 2012-05-17 15:46, Steve Yarosko wrote:
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Robynhood Regular user Charleston, SC 166 Posts
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Since using raisin twists I've been able to do a really cute Hello Kitty. I've seen some use glue dots for the bow, and while it is easier and a bit of a time saver, I find I like the way the bow stands up on the head with the raisin twist. Thanks again for the link Lady Chanty.
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