bDesign Tutorial: LINK-O-LOON Organic Spine Framing - Caity Byrne

Caity shows you how to create solid organic sculptures using her tried-and-true LINK-O-LOON spine framing technique.
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[@lwheeles]

Brilliant! Thanks.

[@sammyjballoons]

Love the Link-O-Loon! Great technique. The LOL design eliminates "ripping necks" and leaking. Thanks!

[@stephanieswaldcba2309]

Thank you. I love the tip to undersize the 12” lols.

[@inspired2createl.l.c563]

🎉game changer🎉

[@Volunteerballoons]

Great idea to use leftover links from previous jobs! However, I do believe this will take additional time compared to using a fishing line (inflating the Links), and will add to the cost if you don't have the Links in inventory. Rubber bands are definitely the way to go to attach your fillers. Thanks for sharing!

[@balloonworld4411]

Always got the good tips and explanations. We love Caity :D

[@ababy0293]

Love ❤️ it! How do you attach them at the venue? Say you have a 20’ ceiling /wall?

[@jihanhamwi1111]

Its a fabulous idea💖

[@Tattitudesbodyartfun]

Do you cut the rubber bands and attach balloons to each end, or just wrap the balloons into the rubberband and add to garland?

[@debbieanderson6260]

Can you recommend how many links you need to create a Garland 10 ft long?