From balloon-request@cvs.rochester.edu  Wed Feb 14 08:35:56 1996
	id AA11902; Wed, 14 Feb 96 08:32:01 EST
Date: Wed, 14 Feb 1996 13:37:32 GMT
Message-Id: <199602141337.NAA10965@server.netcore.ca>
To: balloon@cvs.rochester.edu
From: ajohnson@netcore.ca (Alan Johnson)
Subject: Pig sculpture

Hello:  I have been looking in for a while now and finally have something to
add.  My name is Carol "CLaroL the CLown" from Windsor, ON Canada.  I've
been twisting since 1987, and am a clown full time, twisting a restaurants,
parties and anywhere I can get work.  Gee this sounds like a first date
conversation -maybe even an AA confession.  But, let me get to it.

Dan the Balloon Boy is in search of a new Pig Body...not for himself but his
pig sculpture.  I make a pig head via a teddy bear head with an apple twist
for the nose. For the pig I turn the ears front to back instead of side to
side for the bear.  Now for the body. After making a neck and two front feet
(two bubbles lock twisted at the neck) I use a three bubble roll through for
a "pot bellie" add two more lock twisted legs and voila.  "This Little
Piggy".  If you don't understand the three bubble roll through check out the
Love Birds in Marvin's Book Balloon magic on Page 94.  You've got to make
the legs fairly long so it will stand, but practice will help you figure out
the proportions.

Best Fishes!     Carol