Blow up the balloon & tie the string to it. Tear up news paper into small pieces. Mix equal parts of white glue and water in a small bowl. With a paint brush wipe glue on the balloon, then press the news paper on to it. Continue layering glue & paper until the balloon is completely covered. Make sure you leave a small open space on the balloon so you can have a way to fill it with candy! Let dry for 24 hours. If when dry you feel it needs to be stronger, add a second coat of glue & paper. Let completely dry again. Then pop the balloon inside.
Gather your prizes and candy & put it in the hole that was left open.
Now its time to decorate!
(You may want to reinforce where the string is tied, so when the kids hit it, it won’t drop to the floor! I just used some packaging tape.)
I just used some streamers, green tissue, and tape. Tape the end of the streamer to the top. Roll the streamer around gathering & taping as you go.
When you’ve reached the bottom gather some green tissue & tape it to the bottom.
10 comments:
How totally cute!
amazing...so cute and perfect for your party colors and theme!!!
you are super creative!!!
We love making our own pinatas too! I love the rose one - very cute.
We have made many pinatas! I think my favorite was the lady bugs for my girls 4th birthday. They were cute.
I have been wondering how to make a home-made pinata for years. Every time I thought to buy one, I couldn't stomach spending the 45 dollars they are over here... like you said, "to destroy it"!! :D
Thanks!
What a great job and so economical! I remember making a pinata in school. It was lots of fun, as I recall. :)
So cute! You have such good ideas. We should make an adult one for MN :-)
Great job on the piñata, you probably didn't even see one as chic for over $20 and this one was under $10. Awesome!
We made one one year a little too thick. The idea changed and we kept adding layers. It didn't break very easy, everyone got a few tirns includng me.
Steve,ootp
You are so smart and such a creative mom! Your pinata is not only more cost efficient, but much prettier!
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