When I think of 4th of July parties, for some reason I always picture a pinata there, too. And so I am currently working on one with my kiddos right now. Unfortunately, it is not done, yet (hopefully tomorrow) and so I am unable to post any pictures. BUT, I wanted to get this recipe out before the 4th so anyone who wants to do one has plenty of time.
I love this method for the pinata because you can do all 3 coats at once (instead of doing one layer at a time and waiting for it to dry before putting the next layer on.
Not lame at all, this is handy information for party time. I had no idea how to make a pinata! Happy 4th July in advance.
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Stopping from SITS! It would be fun to make one for the Fourth of July.
ReplyDeleteLet me know if you want me to email you the pics of the one you made for me!
ReplyDeleteHey... this is a great tutorial! My kids would LOVE to make their own pinata! Thanks.
ReplyDeleteAlso a reminder... today is Summer Family Fun Tuesdays at my blog... this would be a great post to link up! Come on by and share your brilliance!
http://www.mommytopics.com/summer-family-fun-tuesdays/summer-family-fun-tuesdays-kids-cupcake-day
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I've made a few pinatas. My favorite way is your way with cooking the flour/water mixture. Our family has made a shark, a penquin, and a pig. It might be fun to start a flicker picture sharing group. I'm pretty new at using flicker, but I'll get back to you with a link if I get one started. I'd join anyone else who feels like starting one.
ReplyDeleteI have now created a flicker group for everyone to add pinata pictures to. Thank you for the suggestion.
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up! You have so many great ideas on your site... be sure to come by each week and link up more inspirations in my Summer Family Fun Tuesdays Blog Hop!
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