Party Balloons Pinata measures 45cm high x 48cm wide (18" x 19") and can hold up to 900g (2lbs) of sweets and small party favours. A Pull Strings Pinata comes with 12 Pull Strings Each guest pulls one string at the time and only lucky guest who pulls the string attached to bottom will release trap door open and goodies or candy will fall to the floor.

Fill the strawberry piñata with sweets or small toys and a stick is passed around for everyone to have a go hitting the pinata until the contents spill over the floor. Pop-out pinata ships flat, but expands to 10cm (4") deep for filling at a birthday party, New Year's Eve party or graduation party.We take intellectual property concerns very seriously, but many of these problems can be resolved directly by the parties involved.

To enable personalised advertising (like interest-based ads), we may share your data with our marketing and advertising partners using cookies and other technologies.If you’d like to file an allegation of infringement, you’ll need to follow the process described in our Copyright and Intellectual Property Policy. Strawberry Pinata This traditional idea from Mexico is a great finale to any party and looks great too! Please contact for permission to use photos, including but not limited to images, text, or other content on this site. When it comes to adults I go with humor but when it comes to children I like to find cards that interest them. Fill with sweets and goodies, then hang this pinata up where there's plenty of space, ready for the party guests to enjoy.

The venue even supplied invitations and an ice cream cake, all there was left for me to do was pack a few party bags. She decided on all the games we would play which ended up being a Just Dance competition (on the wii), musical statues, pass the parcel and a treasure hunt.

Piñata for Birthday PartiesWith this butterfly piñata, you can instantly create a cheerful atmosphere at the next children's birthday party. In this fun twist on the classic pinata party game, guests take turns pulling strings to find the lucky one that releases treats. I first traced with pencil then once the shape was what I wanted I used a marker to outline the final design. In the end it was solid as a rock and Daddy needed to come in with the final blow to crack it open, but the kids all had lots of fun trying and it was certainly funny to watch! Khalaf, it is one of Jordan's long-standing and most reputable stationery and office supplies companies.

The grand finale was to be a butterfly-shaped pinata, which she helped me to make by painting a butterfly design to stick to each side. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. The guests take turns at hitting the pinata with the pinata buster until it breaks and releases the goodies. Place a dry butterfly shape on a large piece of cardboard and trace around it leaving an approximate 2cm gap of extra space around the edges. Poke a skewer through the top of each wing on both sides and thread the string for hanging through here before sealing the pinata up (I made the mistake of sealing it first before adding the string and believe me it would be easier the other way around).

Allow the craft glue to dry before sticking a few more paper strips over the top where they have been glued on for added strength. At your party, one guest at a time is banging on the piñata until it breaks apart and all the goodies fall out. In the shape and design of a pretty butterfly, this super pinata will provide the perfect entertainment at your child's party and is sure to add loads of entertainment for all of the guests to enjoy! I made this one over a few days, working on it when I had the time during the week leading up to the party.