How Do You Make A Flower Pinata?
Piñatas are amazingly fun for kids of all ages and surprisingly easy to make. They require some creativity, some simple supplies and patience in between steps. Flowers are unique. No two are exactly the same, even those of the same species. You can make your flower piñata to look like whatever flower you want, even one that lives in your imagination. Start by tearing your newspaper into strips. Strips about one inch wide are a good start. Overall, having strips in varying widths and lengths will make your piñata stronger. Cover your work surface in newspaper so you don’t get glue on the table. Blow up your balloon to your desired size. This will be the center of your flower. You can support the balloon in a wide mouthed vase or a bowl so it doesn’t roll around the table while you are working on it. Mix your glue mixture. You want equal parts glue and water. You can swish it in the bowl with your fingers. Dip torn strips of newspaper into your glue/water mixture one by one and use your
