I love the design!  Thanks, Graham!

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The white one is Ariel (the Little Mermaid)

I use a program called DVD Catalyst (free to try and $9.95 to buy) to convert the DVD to an MP4 file, then avidemux (free download) to split it up.

I copy all my DVDs to my PC, but split into a different file for each balloon model.  That way if I need a cat, for example, I can search my PC balloon directory for "cat" and see all cat videos along with any Word or pdf documents that I have for cat balloon sculptures.

I'm with you,  Lynnae!  Either buy the DVD and copy it to your PC or else you could buy the pdf and copy it to a DVD for off-line storage.  And if the DVD is not copy-protected, I purchased the DVD, and I'm only copying it so that I can view it in a convenient format/on a convenient device (and only copying it for myself), I see nothing wrong in copying it.  I think the only legal problem is when you are copying it and either selling or giving it to someone else.

My solution is pretty low-tech:  Other than what I have that I bring with me to gigs, I have one plastic box full of the bags of 260s that I have already opened ("active storage").  And I have other plastic boxes with spare bags in alphabetical order of color (labeled with things like "260s blue-gold", "260s green-red").  I have a Word document listing the various colors and how many I have left in the "spare bags" storage.   Whenever I open a new bag from my "spare bags" and put in "active storage", I update the quantity in the Word document.  Then when I order balloons, I only need to reference the Word document.  Other sizes/shapes of balloons have a similar system.

Graham,
   When I try to look at any of the photos you posted in this thread, I get an error of "The selected attachment does not exist anymore."  I can see the photo that Helen just posted.

Here's my attempt:
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D is for a cute dragon.  The last one is from Tonya McNeill's Rodents, Rabbits, and Reptiles pdfs.  The first two are two views of my attempt to upsize it from 160s to 360s.

D is for Dragon.  The first one is Ed Chee's dragon as posted in Balloon Magic magazine.  The second one is my attempt to upsize it to use 350s.

Beautiful!

Very cute puppy!  And great instructions!  

Thanks for posting!

Thanks!!!!

Who makes the "woven hats" dvd set?