
DIY Halloween Balloons with “Floating Heads”
My newest tutorial for Balloon Time is ready for you – and it’s a FUN one! 👻 Don’t be spooked by the “floating heads” description either. These characters are actually really cute + simple to create using printables, a marker, and a little craft paint for the vampire’s “hair”. 😜
Scroll to the bottom of this post for the Free Printables & DIY Instructions.
“FLOATING HEAD” HALLOWEEN FRIENDS
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Materials:
- Silver, White, and Green Balloons
- Balloon Time Helium Tank
- Halloween Friends Printables
- Plain Paper (for printable face elements)*
- Card Stock (for printable bodies)
- Scissors
- Glue Stick
- Tape
- Black Permanent Marker
- Black Paint & Paint Brush
- Fishing Wire
*Tip: It’s important to use the lightest weight paper possible for the face elements so that they don’t add too much weight to the balloons.
Frankenstein Instructions:
1. Cut out the printable Frankenstein face elements and body.
2. Fill a green balloon using your Balloon Time Helium Tank.
3. Tape the balloon into a bowl to keep it from floating away.
4. Use a glue stick to attach the hair, eyes, nose, and mouth to the balloon.
5. Draw a “stitch” across the forehead with a black marker.
6. Tie a fishing wire string to the balloon. Use tape to attach Frankenstein’s body to the string, a couple of inches away from the balloon face.
Skeleton Instructions:
1. Cut out the printable Skeleton face elements and body.
2. Fill a white balloon using your Balloon Time Helium Tank.
3. Tape the balloon into a bowl to keep it from floating away.
4. Use a glue stick to attach the eyes and nose to the balloon.
5. Draw a “stitched mouth” on the balloon with a black marker.
6. Tie a fishing wire string to the balloon. Use tape to attach the Skeleton’s body to the string, a couple of inches away from the balloon face.
Vampire Instructions:
1. Cut out the printable Vampire face elements and body.
2. Fill a silver balloon using your Balloon Time Helium Tank.
3. Tape the balloon into a bowl to keep it from floating away.
4. Use a glue stick to attach the eyes and nose to the balloon.
5. Use a black marker to draw the outline of a widow’s peak hairline above the eyes.
6. Fill the widow’s peak hairline with black craft paint. Let dry for 15 minutes.
7. Tie a fishing wire string to the balloon. Use tape to attach the Vampire’s body to the string, a couple of inches away from the face.
Hope you have some fun with these guys! Which one is your favorite? Happy Halloween!
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what a great idea … provides big visual impact and doesn’t break the bank.
Thanks, Lindsay! :)
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Very very creative! These Halloween balloons are looking so amazing.
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What a fantastic, creative idea! Love it! Any Halloween party would be complete with these. Add some more Halloween decor, ambient lighting, creepy music and maybe a smoke machine, and you have a superb foundation for a Halloween-themed party. Thanks for sharing this project!