My girl turned 10 this month!
My kids love piñata! So when ever there is a birthday they have to have one.
Well me on the other hand hate to spend $20 for an empty decorated box which they are going to hit and break in 10 mins.
Whats the solution then? Well, I had to DIY one of course.
I was actually meaning to do this post about two years ago. But as always I get too excited when I am doing a project and forget to take enough photos for a post.
This time too, I forgot a final picture :(
Well gotta do with what I have in hand. That should give you the overall idea.
Here we go.
Supplies needed:
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Cardboard, you can cut out any design on it or use it as a liner inside a gift bag with a design of your choice. |
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If you want a plain design you can use a Dollar store gift bag. I had one on hand already - $0 |
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Tissue paper. I used scraps from my paper pompoms :) |
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I don't know what these paper rolls are called (update: these are called streamer paper) but you can find them at the Dollar store or on Amazon of course! |
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Any craft glue |
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Candy of your choice. This pack is a good option. |
Process :
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Cut the cardboard pieces to size so that fit the bottom and the sides of the bag |
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Set them inside |
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Fold and cut your paper roll like this. then open the fold |
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and glue them in place |
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Keep building layers from bottom to top |
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Once done, fill in the candies and shredded tissue |
Staple the top to close and hang with the handle of the bag to your desired height :D
As usual I forgot to take a close up pic of my finished product but here is one I found.
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Can you spot the pinata? |
Total cost of the pinata less than $2
Happy kiddo happy me :D
Enjoy!
Update:
Here is a picture of an owl piñata I made for her the next year
This is one I made for my youngest
The possibilities are endless
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