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Christopher Horne, CBA
May 2002
Chris
demonstrates how to make heads. A 16" clear has 5" and 11"
latex inside to make the shape. 260Q' make the hair. Metallic Balloon
Markers add details to the face.
18
guage wire is shaped inside of latex balloons to create shapes. Chris
demonstrated that this technique is sellable by creating this in 5 minutes.
Latex
stretched over foam core can create interesting patterns. Excellent for
creating detailed company logos that last.
18
guage wire inside of an inflated 260Q. 1 inch bubbles are pushed together
and then tied off at the end. The wire can then be shaped into any shape.
The
column is made from a mailing tube attached to foam core rounds. 260Q's
are then attached.
Make
a dragon for entrance decor. A garland over the door, and curved emt pipe
on the outside lets you make a head and tail to the dragon.
Smiley
Guy arch is made from 16" Smile face yellow, and 646Q Emerald. Use
6 Hearts for a collar and a 160Q for arms. 5" round connects the
top of the head.
Palm
trees made from 646Q Emerald & Black. They are fast, easy and fill
space dramatically.
Arch
made of 36" Silver Moons. Fill the moons that hang down with half
helium and half air. 16" double bubbles and 5" quads are placed
at connecting points. Keep this arch California legal by flexing 1/4"
aluminum rod covered with star garland and attaching the arch to the rod.
Spider
Arch uses 646Q's for the legs and two 3' black latex sized on either side
with eyeballs attached to make the spiders.