Inside each balloon is an attached LED light – that you activate by pulling on a tab before blowing the balloon up. Each pack contains 4 balloons, with the exception of the super-sized ones, which contain 3. They range in price from AUD $6.99 – $9.99. Illooms are available at Big W, Kmart and Woolworths – look for them in the party section. It looked like they were all hanging out, watching television! Haha! I happened to put the spare illooms on the couch while I was taking these snowflake photos, and when I glanced back over, I nearly burst out laughing. I figure each snowflake is supposed to be unique anyway, so however they turn out will always be perfect. I just took a regular white printer paper, cut into four pieces, folded, cut a little bit here and there, and totally winged it. There are plenty of fancy ways to make paper snowflakes, and I didn’t use any of those.
I experimented with cutting out a few paper snowflakes, sticking them on with double-sided sticky tape, and I think it looks quite effective. I couldn’t help but think that they would work well for a Frozen or Winter Wonderland party. I really like the way the blue illooms glow – they’re a lovely soft colour. I can’t wait to put some of these outside for Halloween!Īfter my earlier balloon baby-making attempt, I couldn’t help but see if I could draw a little baby alien on one of the green illooms as well. My favourite illooms are the super-size aliens: their LED lights flash on and off and the green glows really vibrantly and eerily. (After all, why should the kids get all the fun?) Later on, when the sun had long set and my kids were fast asleep, I ducked back downstairs to have a little play myself. They made a little bed for her and tucked her in. Apparently, (according to my kids anyway), because she has eyelashes, she’s a girl. Using a yellow illoom and a black permanent marker, I drew on a little face with big baby eyes and a dummy. They would have been very happy playing with them just like that, but I thought I would see if I could get a little bit creative and make a new addition to the family. Of course they chose the ones that look like little people, so that they could role play! They dressed them up, redressed them again (half a dozen times), and took them on imaginary outings. I let the kids choose a few to play with in their bedroom with the shades drawn. We were lucky enough to receive a few different ones to trial. Illooms come in a bunch of different shapes, colours and patterns. The darker the room (or night), the better and brighter they appear. Illoom balloons would be perfect for a night-time party or a dark indoor disco, where you can hang up them and add a bit of light and festivity to otherwise dark corners. I just heard about this really cool new product: glow-in-the-dark balloons! Seriously! They are called illoom balloons, and they have an actual little inbuilt LED light inside each balloon, that lights up for up to 15 hours. This is a sponsored post for Nuffnang and illoom balloons.
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