Beautiful Butterfly Pinata

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She’s so in love with Butterflies I even found her matching gift wrap at Walmart in the card and party decor aisles. 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). Use a glue stick to stick the strips all around the edges of the butterfly shape, so that it covers all the sides and the outside edges of the butterfly shape itself.

I really don’t mind since I love celebrating birthdays, but more importantly I love picking out the perfect card.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. I have to admit that although I’m an introvert at heart and don’t relish the thought of hosting a crowd there is a part of me which loves planning parties and coming up with themed ideas and activities. As we bid farewell to the old and welcome the new, there's no better way to celebrate than by hosting an unforgettable New Year's Eve party! When it comes to adults I go with humor but when it comes to children I like to find cards that interest them.

Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places.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.

Fill with sweets and goodies, then hang this pinata up where there's plenty of space, ready for the party 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.A Shade of Teal is my place to share my love of design, home renovation, family life, and of course Teal! 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. 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!