I bet they didn't look the same - surprised they survived - LOL - looking good

nice - I think it turned out well

this is the one I use - it's been adapted from Thelma's cat design.

I've incliuded front and back so it's easier to copy if you like.

the ones with a puff of air use a lot less balloons too!

love it - what a fun idea

I know I would enjoy it - I've been going through your reviews in my off time and would like to say I am enjoying them greatly - If twisting ever becomes more that a hobby business for me I will definately keep in mind what I've seen for possible vids/books to buy.  Right now I just can't afford to put the kind of money into the videos.  I'm pretty good at figuring things out from pictures thou (unless it uses some techniqu I haven't seen before)

looks great! and actually super simple - might just have to give this one a go

I saw this book advertised a while ago, and wondered about possible copyright issues - disney is very strict about copyrights - and when I voiced a concern about it, my comment was completely ignored

cool idea

very recognizable - good job

I've done the kissing poodles before and always just cut the end off - what a great idea

cute!

awsome bike!

easiest way to find out - mix up some salt water in a bucket/bowl - blow up a 5" round and float it ontop to see if anything happens - I know salt in an inflated balloon will cause it to shrink

instead of pushing the knot down try making a small bubble and pushing that down then you can actually pull it down from the outside of the balloon instead of pushing it down from the inside - this works extreamely well escpecially for loget tulip twists or hook twists