How to Make Consistent Five-Balloon Bouquets: With Mark Drury from Qualatex - BMTV 44

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  • Опубліковано 7 сер 2024
  • Episode 44 of BMTV where Mark from Pioneer teaches us the Qualatex Bouquet System. This is a technique to tie consistent 5-balloon bouquets every time and you could even get different people to make bouquets to match each other.
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  • @keeleyturner2335
    @keeleyturner2335 2 роки тому +1

    Are you able to do a video on getting a consistent 3 bouquet?

    • @BalloonMarket
      @BalloonMarket  2 роки тому

      Hi Keeley, you can use the same method that is in this video to make a bouquet of 3 :)

  • @queen_b6924
    @queen_b6924 5 років тому

    Does anyone know how long each ribbon should be per balloon thx

    • @BalloonMarket
      @BalloonMarket  5 років тому +1

      We recommend a starting point for the lowest balloon - 18" is ideal for a table decoration and then go up in 7" gaps.

  • @resendes07
    @resendes07 5 років тому

    What is the recommended height to begin a 5 cluster helium bouquet using 16” rounds and how far apart should they be spaced? Thanks!

    • @BalloonMarket
      @BalloonMarket  5 років тому +1

      Hi Cory, the height to start with would depend on the height of your ceiling, but we recommend spacing the 16" balloons 10" apart as they measure 20" top to bottom when fully inflated. Hope this helps!

    • @resendes07
      @resendes07 5 років тому +1

      Balloon Market this helps a lot. I took a tip from your video and after posting my question measured my 16” fully inflated to determine the midpoint. I appreciate you taking the time to reply. Thank you. I have another question. I used a 22” deco bubble for my top balloon, but the pre-attached ribbon was too short to reach the weight. I had trouble attaching a new ribbon to the bubble because it kept slipping off and finally attached it to the original ribbon, which didn’t look great. What should have I done?

    • @BalloonMarket
      @BalloonMarket  5 років тому +2

      @@resendes07 That's great. We would recommend placing the new ribbon horizontally across the bottom of the bubble's neck and then rolling the neck up a couple of times. Then tying the knot as tighly as possible, so you bring either side of the neck together. Hope this helps.

    • @resendes07
      @resendes07 5 років тому +1

      @@BalloonMarket Thank you! Similar to a tying a foil balloon. I must have been tired. I should have thought of that myself. Thanks again!

  • @nannat4510
    @nannat4510 2 роки тому

    What's the difference between foil gun and latex gun?

    • @BalloonMarket
      @BalloonMarket  2 роки тому

      Are you refering to the nozzle used to inflate the balloons with helium please?

  • @TroyaProductions593
    @TroyaProductions593 4 роки тому

    Hello friend, What is the measure ?

    • @BalloonMarket
      @BalloonMarket  4 роки тому

      Hi Troya! The bottom marker is 29" from the ground and after this they go up in 7" intervals :)

  • @komalbansing4547
    @komalbansing4547 4 роки тому

    Wat ribbon is zat???

  • @MK-ko7jw
    @MK-ko7jw 4 роки тому

    Is that helium?

    • @BalloonMarket
      @BalloonMarket  4 роки тому

      These balloons are inflated using a helium cylinder

  • @breannabayani3534
    @breannabayani3534 5 років тому

    pota ens kaganda

  • @user-fd3vh5xn3t
    @user-fd3vh5xn3t 7 років тому +1

    Композиция хорошая но техника изготовления очень плохая. Вы похожи на дилетанта самоучку. Извините но так как вы это делаете показывать другим просто нельзя.

    • @breannabayani3534
      @breannabayani3534 5 років тому

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