Fall Balloon Wreath

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The Halloween parties are over and we haven’t quite geared up for Christmas, so let’s try something fun for fall.

Twisting a balloon wreath is pretty simple even if you can’t braid hair, let’s grab our supplies and get started.

Supplies:

3: 260 twisting balloons, red, orange and tan for the wreath. You may choose other colors if you wish.

1: 260 twisting balloon for the berries. Your choice on color as long as it is different than the wreath.

Balloon pump if you need.

The Wreath

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Step 1. Fully inflate each of the the balloons for the wreath; release a small amount of air to soften the balloons and tie.

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Step 2. Make a small bubble at the knot end of each balloon. A 1/2 bubble will work well.

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Step 3. Lock twist the three bubbles of the wreath balloons.

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Step 4. Braid the balloons together by simply weaving one balloon over the other until you have a small section of each balloon at the opposite end.

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Step 5. You should end up with three ends approximately the same size.

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Step 6. Lock twist these bubbles together and you have one long braid.

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Step 7. Lock twist both ends of the wreath together to join in a circle.

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Step 8. The braided balloons may not be a perfect circle so you may have to shape them into a better circle.

The Berries

I liked the idea of having berries at the bottom of the wreath; we see many colorful berries in the fall as well as spring.

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Step 1. Inflate the balloon for the about 5 inches, release a small amount of air to soften the balloon and tie.

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Step 2. Starting at the nozzle end make a series of bubbles about 1/2 inch. 10 is a good number.

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Step 3. Lock twist the last of the small bubbles with the remaining end of the balloon.

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Step 4. Puncture a small hole in the tail of the balloon and release air to get rid of last large bubble. Tie this piece into a knot and snip off remainder.

Step 5. Lock twist groups of two or three bubbles to create the berry cluster.

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Step  6. twist the nozzle of the first balloon into the bottom of your wreath to secure the berry cluster.

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Step 6. Adjust them to your satisfaction and your fall balloon wreath is complete.

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