Are you ready to make an easy diy balloon garland with flowers and butterflies? Let's get to it!
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Hello, and welcome to my celebrate at home series! If you are trying to come up with ideas for mother's day or your kids' birthdays, I just know you're sitting there thinking to yourself "How do you make a homemade balloon garland?" Right? Right?
Well maybe not. But times are weird and we're having to come up with new ways to celebrate, which is what my celebrate at home series is all about. I have always loved to diy my parties, and like to have full decorations and treats even when it's just my family. A homemade balloon garland is actually pretty easy and relatively inexpensive.
I've been a little obsessed with balloon garlands this year. In fact, balloon garland YouTube videos are something that I frequently binge watch while I'm doing laundry. A balloon garland is a little time consuming, but the celebration factor is totally worth the effort!
Easy Balloon DIY Garland Supplies
- electric balloon pump
- 12 inch balloons
- 5 inch balloons
- long balloons (the kind you use for making balloon animals)
- glue dots
- fishing line
- balloon stand
- faux flowers
- paper butterflies
How Do You Make A Homemade Balloon Garland?
To make your diy balloon garland, start by blowing up a ton of balloons. This garland is just about 100 ten inch balloons. Tie your balloons so that they are in groups of 4. Then use the fishing line to string the balloons together.

As you can see, I used a stand to attach my balloon garland. I pushed the balloons right up against it so that the poll would go between some of the balloon clusters. Then I used a few long balloons to tie the fishing line against the polls about every 4 feet.

After getting the main balloon garland attached to the stand, I added clusters of 5 inch balloons. You'll be able to see them in the video below, but I as I was blowing them up, I would tie 2 balloons together and then twist the ends with 2 more balloons tied together. Then I would take an uninflated long balloon and tie a cluster to each end. Unfortunately, I did not get very good footage or pictures of this step, but Sharp Designs By Lakeisha has an amazing tutorial on how to do this on YouTube as well as tons of other balloon garland tips.
To attach the paper butterflies, I used 2 to 3 glue dots on the back of the butterflies and stuck them onto the balloons.

There were a few spaces in the balloon garland that were perfect for tucking my faux flowers into. I didn't use glue or anything besides the snug fit to attach the flowers. Just be careful that the ends of your flowers are not sharp so that you don't poke your balloons and pop them.


See more of how to put together an easy diy balloon garland with flowers and butterflies in my latest YouTube video.
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That's it for this easy diy balloon garland with flowers and butterflies. Until next time!

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Hi, I’m Jordan – a work at home mom with 3 super fun little boys. I love entertaining guests and want to help you make entertaining easy!