If you have young kids, you've probably gone through the personal struggle of "pinata or no pinata?" for your party. Giving a 3 year old a wiffle bat doesn't always seem like the brightest idea, or even if you do, they can never actually crack the pinata open. (I sometimes can't even get it open--I end up tearing the darn thing!) And unfortunately not all popular themes offer a pull-string version... so why not make your own as Delia of delia creates did! She put together this great Lego pull string pinata. She gives a full tutorial on how she did it. Once you see it, use your hands-on creativity to make one for your own party: a robot, castle, spongebob squarepants, etc. After all--every kid looks forward to seeing that waterfall of candy!
Thursday, February 17, 2011
DIY Lego Pull Pinata
If you have young kids, you've probably gone through the personal struggle of "pinata or no pinata?" for your party. Giving a 3 year old a wiffle bat doesn't always seem like the brightest idea, or even if you do, they can never actually crack the pinata open. (I sometimes can't even get it open--I end up tearing the darn thing!) And unfortunately not all popular themes offer a pull-string version... so why not make your own as Delia of delia creates did! She put together this great Lego pull string pinata. She gives a full tutorial on how she did it. Once you see it, use your hands-on creativity to make one for your own party: a robot, castle, spongebob squarepants, etc. After all--every kid looks forward to seeing that waterfall of candy!
Definitely a great idea! I'll have to keep that in mind for one of my parties!
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