This DIY project is sponsored by Balloon Time.
Just before we said goodbye to 2013, I introduced you to an exciting new partnership between Studio DIY and Balloon Time! We kicked it off with a big NYE bash, and I’ll be sharing more fun balloon projects both here and on their site over the next few months. For this project, I decided to re-invent one of the very first projects I shared here on this blog… conversation heart balloons! I perfected my method a lot and it was about time these guys got a real moment in the spotlight. Plus, the letter stickers make this project the easiest project of all time. And look at the impact! Ah! I just want to give a big bouquet of these to everyone I know on Valentine’s Day, so watch out!
I would like to apologize for the eight bazillion pictures in this post. Balloons are awesome and I can’t ever pick just a few!
Mylar Heart Balloons (You can find them at online balloon suppliers like this one, or often at your local party store! If you’re in LA check out LA Balloons. JACKPOT!)
Balloon Time Helium Tank
Twine or String
2″ Red Vinyl Letter Stickers (Get them at the office supply store!)
Done!! Aren’t they fun!?
You know what would be even more amazing!? Stuffing a bunch of them in a big box like I did here and making it a conversation heart balloon SURPRISE! You’ll win over some hearts with that one, folks.
All Photos by Mary Costa Photography
Curious, do you guys have any favorite conversation heart sayings?? I tend to love the classics (as evidenced above) like “Be Mine” and “Wink Wink” but my most recent bag had ones like “Tweet Me” and “Let’s Read” (??) which cracked me up!
Don’t want to DIY them? Buy our Conversation Heart Balloons here!
More balloon DIYs here, and more Valentine DIYs right here!
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Brittni says
I love this project Kelly, and the photos are so great (as usual). I agree with the surprise box idea for this one too. It would be WAY better than receiving chocolates, in my opinion.
Terrie says
These are so fun! I really love all the pictures =)
LARY@Inspiration Nook says
Love these!!!! How awesome!!!
Lindy says
So awesome! These are kind of killing me! Great idea and the pictures are the best!
Kait says
This is so clever and cute! What a great DIY. You could do so many things with it!
Lisa Frank says
Easy peasy and fabulous, all in one!
I just looked at the Balloon Time website and was hoping they sell clear balloons, but didn’t see that on their product page. Do you have a good source (possibly online and not LA-based) for buying crystal clear latex balloons? All the ones I’ve tried from party stores are milky and yellow-ish and I don’t really want to fork over money for a bag of 144 balloons that I can’t test out first.
Thanks!
Lisa 🙂
handcraftedparties.com
Siv says
What size balloons did you use here?
Malicia says
Balloon decorator tip- Put the letters on before you blow up the balloons. Its easier that way. Thanks for the idea. Using this for Valentine 2014 sales.
Sadie says
Love love this now how can I do the same thing but just different writing
balloons lane says
nice post
Tyler Bradley says
It looks soooo nice! <3
https://studiodiy.com/diy-conversation-heart-balloons/