With the continually soaring cost of helium and its lack of availability, finding air-filled solutions is extremely important to the ballooning community.
Creating designs using the PremiumConwin DecoCup™ + DecoCup™ is definitely the way forward, and today, I would like to share two videos with you featuring those accessories.
It's all about the Base!
In the first video, I will demonstrate how to create the central support for your designs. I have two methods:
1. Using a tile base with 2x DecoCups and 1x DecoCup
2. Using a sand-weight with 2x DecoCups and 1 x DecoCup
I show two different glue options to secure the DecoCups to the tile base.
If like me, you have unused Lomey Adhesive in your toolbox. |
This works very well for sticking a DecoCup to a ceramic tile base,
but it can take up to 24 hours to dry! I recommend using packing tape to hold the cup in place on the tile during the drying process.
I have been creating air-filled balloon designs for many years now, and I have come to have a preference to air-filled over helium-filled designs. I feel that an air-filled design allows for more creativity and detail, and I prefer the end results!
Here are a few more of my air-filled arrangements, some using Deco Cups and Sticks.
The Happy Birthday foil in this design is actually helium-filled, but it could easily be replaced with an air-filled version on a Deco Cup & Stick |
I hope that this post has been helpful and given you a little inspiration!
Happy Ballooning!
Sue
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