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Tuesday, 21 February 2006 |
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Welcome to Balloon Twister, the place to learn, share, chat and show off with other twisters from around the world. Please feel free to look around.
Check out the gallery, and tutorials. Find out more about your fellow twisters in the profile section. Find out what is going on, and when, in our twisters calendar, chat to other members via the forum, and so much more.
Remember, this site is currently free to use and registration is free. When you register you will be able to see the photos in the gallery, PLUS you will get your very own gallery to allow you to share your creations with the world, and more importantly, fellow twisters. Registered users are also able to add events to the calendar, add a location marker inthe map, add a link to their website in the weblink area, and will be considered for the twister spotlight. You will also have access to the forum where you can chat and discuss twisting with other twisters like yourself.
The site is supported by advertisers and donations. If you wish to advertise, please
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Have fun, by joining the twisting online community today.
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Wednesday, 02 January 2008 |
Today we launch our Brand New Online Shop. We have everything you need to become an expert Balloon Twister, all at great prices. For those people just starting out, we offer a starter kit, which includes a bag of mixed colour balloons (100 count), a pump, and a special instructon sheet to make a very simple, but effective model, taken from the lecture notes of a busy twister in South London.
Visit the Balloon Shop today to create an account and sign up for great special offers.
Please note, the shop manages its own database of customers, and you are advised to sign up as a new customer to ensure you get the most out of this site.
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Monday, 07 January 2008 |
 Liza Tarbuck and Gordon Drayson
The self styled “balloonatic’ was invited on to the programme as founder of the website: www.BalloonTwisting.co.uk, which allows balloon twisters from around the world to swap tips and advice on balloon twisting.
During his interview, Gordon presented Liza with a bouquet of balloon flowers, which Liza remarked on air, were “the size of her upper torso”. With much mirth from Liza, he also managed to teach her how to make a simple balloon dog, the photos of which are currently available to view on the BBC Radio 2 website.
Gordon is a professional magician, ‘Balloonatic’ and Member of The Magic Circle, whose busy diary is mainly centered on London and the south east, with a wide gamut of work from creating fun children’s parties to intriguing close-up work for corporate functions. He has advised for, and appeared on, several BBC television shows as a magician, but this is the first time he has been asked to perform and talk about balloon twisting on the radio.
Visit: Gordons Childrens’ Party Website
Listen to a recording of the original programme:
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