In preparing for this year's Pumpkin Carving Party I thought it would be fun to do a recap of the last six years. It's fun to see each of the piñatas I've created, but it's even more fun to see the kiddos grow up right before your eyes. The kids are lined up according to age, so you'll see the same nieces and nephews in these pictures.
I create my piñatas using BIG blow up bouncy balloons as a base and then layers and layers of paper Mache (strips of news paper dipped in 1 part water to two parts flour mixture). I've found that colored tissue paper is the best for giving the final design the textured look. I brush on Elmer's glue and then scrunch pieces of tissues paper onto the surface where I've applied the glue. Hope to take pictures of my process this year and let you in on a little piñata durability secret! Stay tuned.
Pumpkin Piñata - Pumpkin Party 2004
Hi if I have posted this more than once I am sorry. I am doing a project for school and need to know how you made the corn on the cob pinata. Please email me the steps, materials, and any other useful knowledge you can send me on how to do this. Thanks! My email is gwaproductions101@gmail.com.
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