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Magnolious New user 13 Posts
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Apart from random videos on YouTube, are there any particularly good books or dvds that go through the art of twisting up balloons? I'm new to this but I'd like to know more about the science behind why x many twists, best practices, how to make the balloons last longer than a day or so (is that just a balloon quality issue?)
Open to books, dvds, other link reccomendations. I got into this specifically because I needed to replace my son's dinosaur balloon he got from another magician. Turned out it was a lot of fun and I'd like to start incorporating some balloon tying into my act for kids (some really great reccomendations here already) |
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thehackleguy Regular user 118 Posts
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You can get this at Penguin: https://www.penguinmagic.com/p/S16578
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cyberdave03 Loyal user 274 Posts
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For beginners, you can't go wrong with Tricky the Clown Balloon Sculpture Vhs (no longer available but someone converted it to digital for Youtube):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jsf9Y1Xjaho |
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Dollarbill Inner circle Colorado 1028 Posts
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Google tricky the clown dvd. They’re out there. Like $10bucks.
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thehackleguy Regular user 118 Posts
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I did this course and it was very helpful for me. Paid for itself within a night or two.
https://www.balloon-twisting-school.com/......_courses |
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