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How To Make A Ball Piñata |
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How To Make A Ball Piñataby Kimberly HargisYou will need: One large balloon 6 cups water 1/4 cup flour A large amount of newspaper (Sunday funnies are great!) Paint Tape Scissors Start by making the paste: Bring 5 cups of water to a gentle boil. While the water is coming to a boil, in a separate bowl mix 1 cup water and 1/4 cup flour. Add water-flour mixture slowly to boiling water and boil entire mixture for three minutes. Remove from stove to cool. While paste cools, cut or tear up newspaper in strips and blow up the balloon, tying off the end. After the paste has cooled, dip the newspaper strips in paste and begin to wrap the newspaper strips around the balloon, making several smooth overlapping layers. Leave a small hole where the balloon ties so that you can later cut an opening to add candy or party favors. When you are done wrapping the balloon, allow it to dry till hard. When the pasted strips have dried, paint the piñata the desired color. You may also want to decorate the piñata with glitter, stickers, or other decorative items. When the paint and other decorations you may have added have dried, pop the balloon through the small hole you left near the tie. Then cut a small opening just big enough to add your candy or party favors. After filling the piñata, seal the opening with tape and while doing so, tape a string to the top so that you may later hang the piñata. Written by Kimberly Hargis Mom's Break PMS - Printable Madness Syndrome n. 1 : a chronic condition characterized by an uncontrollable urge to find Free Printables on the Internet: sometimes known as PMS. Visit Mom's Break For a Full List of Printables Categories to Cure Your Printable Madness Syndrome. http://www.momsbreak.com © Copyright 2001 All rights reserved. Some craft projects on this site may be unsuitable for children. In any case, adult-supervision is required all children's craft activities and projects. This article is reprinted here with the author's express permission. ![]()
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