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sanriorox96 said
on 7/8/2008 Is a part a cup?
sanriorox96 said
on 7/8/2008 Is a part a cup?
sanriorox96 said
on 7/8/2008 is a part a cup?
kwelte57 said
on 5/5/2008 One note, After a layer of papier-mâché has been added to the ballon, Then you can tie a strong string around the ballon that comes out at the top, ensuring that the unit is balanced. Then put remaining papier-mâché on. This can be used for hanging later and it will dramatically increase the weight bearing limit of the project.
Larry Fike said
on 5/5/2008 How much WEIGHT can a pinata hold? Thanks for the instructions!
lopezk79 said
on 5/5/2008 In Panama, sometimes we add not only candy but flour and we dont tell the guests, so it is a fun surprise plus the pictures are priceless (oh yeah, we do this only when we use pinatas on adult partys).
PamelaA said
on 5/4/2008 I got the recipe of 2 parts flour to 1 part water plus salt for the paste and dry 24 hours between layers. Trying to make a pirate pinata for my son's birthday 27 May. Looking for easy to make faces now.
torque63 said
on 5/4/2008 Don't make the layers too thick as it will make it difficult to break open, also stand clear of the pinata breakers as this is a dangerous place to be!
Carson Bailey said
on 5/4/2008 Very Cool Stuff here... A Pinata can make you happy just looking at it! That's Great! Bailey
april ort said
on 5/3/2008 My daughter has a birthday in May, this will be a wonderful addition to her party!
bake4u said
on 5/1/2008 thank you, getting busy for cinco de mayo day....will be a excellent project for this...thank you