“I’d hit that.”
“Let’s get smashed”
“I’m at the end of my rope”
Whatever your favorite pinata pun, you won’t need any for this DIY because there were no pinatas harmed in the creation of this fun DIY Pin the Tail on the Pinata party game just in time for Cinco de Mayo – or any fiesta you have planned.
For this project, I pulled out my Cricut Explore and used the large 12×24 cutting mat to create a paper pinata perfectly sized for a wall hanging. I also used chipboard to make the finished project super sturdy and useable for many more parties to come.
For this you’ll need:
- A Paper Pinata created using THIS Cricut Design Space Canvas – I’ve done all the hard work for you – you just need to cut!
- Yarn
- Sticky-back velcro dots
- Pom Pom Maker
CLICK HERE for the Cricut Design canvas for the project
Use glue or a tape runner to adhere the chipboard layers beneath the assembled paper pinata. This will make your pinata a lot sturdier.
Make a pom pom on your pom-pom maker, then stick a velcro dot onto the center of it. Stick the other half of the velcro dot onto the tail of the paper pinata.
Who’s ready to have a fiesta!!
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AHHHHHHH- I’m so making this and putting it in our Advising Office 🙂 🙂 🙂
What a great idea?!
So cute!
This is adorable! We are having a Taco “Two”sday/Cinco de Mayo party for my daughter’s 2nd birthday and this is perfect! The link just takes me to the Cricut homepage and I can’t find the project. Any ideas? Thanks!
Hmmm – how weird! Are you logged into Cricut Design Space when you click it?
AHHHHHHH- I’m so making this and putting it in our Advising Office ? ? ?
Thank you for a great explanation. I was looking online for a similar idea and really appreciate it
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wow, very creative and unique, thank you for sharing how to do.
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