Wow, amazing pictures. It shows Nature's force very well.

Thank you for your reply Graham. I'm still figuring out how this forum works. :oops:  I found the "search" field and already saw a lot of good suggestions for my balloonstorage. Some links did not work but I found enough pictures and stories to get a good idea. I really like your shoe box option but I think I like the plastic orange boxes best. I remembered the school I used to work had a similar system hanging on the wall. I I prefer that, so I can clean my floor. (You guessed it: I was a housewife! :lol: ) I think I will  search for a system like that in my country.

Thanks Lisa

In a while I will move into another house. Right now my ballons and pump is stashed in a large crate. But I would like to organise better because now I have to do a lot of searching when I want to use a a Bee body for example. Since I will be moving, I thought it would be a good idea to start a proper storage and workspace in a spare room. Can you help me by showing me pictures of your storage or workspaces? Thanks.

Thanks everybody for your nice words. I'll try to post as many pictures as I can. Keeping it simple and graduallly increasing my level of difficulty. Last week I made a Master Yoda with a tutorial I 'd found on You tube. Yoda had a wacky ear 'cause a pich twist deflated (but looked amazingly well). I found it very hard to see all the twist and do them myself. At that moment I realised I wanted too much too soon. Just made a couple of nice little monkeys. They were easy. I will try to post them soon.

Hello,
My name is Ciska and I live in the Netherlands. A couple of weeks ago I discovered Balloon Chat. I really like to twist balloons. But I'm afraid my skills are poor.
I hope to find help and useful ideas here. So one day my work will be just as good as I've seen posted here at this forum.
Hope you'll all have a nice new years eve.
Bye