The rhinoceros
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The rhino is quite
difficult but you'll learn the hook twist. |
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As for the tulip twist, push the knot as far as you can using one finger |
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And make a bubble, holding the knot as you twist (on this photo the knot is in the left bubble) |
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The hook twist is obtain by removing your finger as shown on the photo |
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Here is the hook!! |
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Now the complicated stuff is
this : Don't release the knot if you want to keep the hook!!!! Make a 3 bubble body but the first bubble is not a bubble (only a un-inflated balloon part) |
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So HOLD the hook and form a lock twist with the 2 bubbles after the un-inflated part... |
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... pull the hook to the front of the head... |
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... pull as far as possible
and push the hook in between the 2 bubbles. The un-inflated
balloon is hidden in between the 2 bubbles. All this is difficult because it has to be done as you keep the hook. Good luck!! |
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Now form an ear twist |
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Then a second one |
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And finish as for the dog
balloon. The head is complicated but it does look as a rhino. A standard 3 bubble body for the head makes a much too big head |
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