Ninja balls, stress balls, juggling balls, squishy balls… whatever it is that you call these fun flour-filled balloon balls, it’s about time you learn how to make your own so that you don’t have to keep spending money unnecessarily. You can use them as your very own stress balls (we all have those days!) or make them for your kids, or even make a few as gifts or party favors – it’ll literally only cost you a few cents each. Maybe even toss in some homemade slime while you’re at it!
Video Tutorial:
You will need:
- Balloons
- Flour, ¾ cup per ball
- Water bottle cut in half, or a funnel
- Juice bottle with wide mouthpiece
- Super glue (optional)
I’ve always wondered how they get the flour in the balloon in the first place, and now that I’ve seen the method it seems so obvious. Although I’m certain I’d never have been able to figure that out on my own. If you’re planning on squishing the hell out of these stress balls or foresee a short lifespan due to destructive little boys, make them extra durable with the help of a little super glue. Also keep in mind that the more balloon layers, the stronger the ball – no less than three per ball.
From there on it’s up to you decorate: choose your favorite colors, make a matching set of Ninja Turtles or any other superhero colors, keep it simple with just one color… have fun with it. You may just become the next great juggler, or at the very least, a little less stressed.
If you’re up to your ears in ninja balls and have some balloons left over, you can use them to impress your family by making delicious and visually stunning chocolate bowls.
Sandy bolser says
loved your ninja balls! I’m going to make some for my grandson who loves the ninja turtles. Thanks so much for the great tutorial!
Marnelle says
Wonderful video – how did you think of such a great project, ninja balls – will definately check out your other videos – thx so much
Catherine says
Awesome I love these! My toddler will love them to ?
Neth says
This is awesome. My kids are going to love this one. I just hope I don’t have to make for every kid in our street. Thank you.
Patricia says
Brilliant thank you
Maggie says
These look like fun to make and all my grandkids will really like them. Going to also make them and send my grands the tutorial so they can make them. They are all scattered. Thanks, can’t wait to see what other tutorials you have.
Jamie Lewis says
my boys will love this. I can’t want to try.
Deborah says
Loved this idea! I am an elementary Physical Education teacher and I can’t wait to make these to use in my classes. Thank you for sharing!