Bubble Balloon Flower Bouquet Tutorial

Bobo balloons are 24 inch balloons that need to be pre-stretched to reach their full size. The pre-stretching process involves pulling two sides of the balloon across the center, rotating it, and tugging again, repeating around the balloon until it looks wrinkly.

To create a hole for stuffing a bubble balloon, make a small cut along the top seam of the balloon using scissors. Cut off just enough to make a hole big enough to fit your items, such as a faux floral bouquet.

A nusuke is a pre-arranged bouquet that has been tied together with a mix of floral and greenery. You can use a nusuke for a stuffed bubble balloon project by trimming the stems a bit shorter to fit.

Make sure that every flower head is attached tightly to the stem, and glue them securely if necessary. This is because the flowers will be maneuvered inside the balloon, and you want to prevent them from popping off once sealed.

After stuffing the bouquet inside the bubble balloon, reseal the cut opening using a heat sealer. Ensure the seal is complete by inflating the balloon, checking for any hissing or air leaks, and resealing any leaky areas.

Stabilize the balloon with floral foam cut to fit the size of the base box. Insert the stems of the bouquet into the floral foam so the bubble sits snugly against the top of the box with the stems hidden inside.

Use tissue paper to camouflage the floral foam, creating a starburst effect by layering and fluffing it around the base. Add a decorative bow to cover up the seam of the bubble balloon. Attach the bow with glue dashes or another preferred method.