Balloon animals and twisted figures
Balloon twisting made on the spot for guests of every age
Balloons turned into custom figures that captivate guests of all ages, with the entertainment brought directly to the celebration.
Chapter 01
What kids actually ask for
Ask a room of kids and the same requests come back: a dog, a sword, a flower, a hat, a unicorn. Many want something they have seen on a screen, and a twister can turn that into latex in a minute or two. The simple shapes are popular for good reason, because they survive a whole afternoon of play.
Older kids and adults ask for more: a hat with a character on top, a bouquet of flowers, a figure with a name. Twisting is not only for small children, and a line with guests of every age in it is what makes it a good fit for weddings and company picnics as well as birthdays.
Balloon snowman with a black top hat and red scarf
How a twisting set runs at a party
A twisting set runs best as a line, not a crowd. Kids queue up one at a time, say what they want and watch it take shape. Putting the twister near the middle of the party but off the walkway keeps the line from blocking the cake table or the door.
Pace depends on the ages and the size of the group. Younger children usually want a quick, simple shape, and a bigger design takes longer, so a long guest list is a reason to choose simpler figures or plan a longer set. Tell us the guest count and how long you want the twisting to run when you call (402) 432-9610.
Family-owned in Lincoln since 2001, Clowning Around brings the twisting to the celebration, wherever it is, within 100 miles. The entertainment comes to you, so there is no trip to arrange and no room to book.
Chapter 03
Latex care: pop safety, small children and allergies
Latex balloons and very small children need watching. The standard warning printed on latex is that children under eight can choke on uninflated or broken balloons, so little ones should have a figure only with an adult close by, and broken pieces should be picked up right away.
Latex allergies are real, and they matter at a party where many hands touch many balloons. If anyone in your family or on the guest list has one, say so when you book, so the plan for the twisting and for any other balloons at the event can be made in advance.
A few habits help. Pop finished figures together in a bag at the end of the party, discourage biting and chewing, and sweep up fragments. If you have a question about any of it, call and ask. You will speak with the owner.
Family-owned in Lincoln since 2001. Call (402) 432-9610.
One balloon, a few twists and a minute of watching. That is the whole show, and every child in the line gets a turn.