How do I create a Winnie the Pooh Pinata

How do I create a Winnie the Pooh Pinata

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Winnie the Pooh, the beloved and cheerful character created by author A. A. Milne and popularized by Disney is an excellent candidate for a home-made pinata. And thanks to the Pooh-the bear of the simplicity, you only need two colors of crepe paper.
things you Need

• Latex balloons
• duct tape
• Recycling paper, such as Newspapers
• Recycling-cardboard shapes
• paper mache glue

• craft knife
• string
• Pinata fillings
• Red and yellow crepe paper
• black felt-tip pen

step 1: The Main Form
Blow up a large oval balloon to Pooh's torso. You can use a smaller or less inflated balloon for his head. Attach the head to the torso with tape. If necessary, use to squeeze the Band, the balloons easily into the shape you want. Cover the most important, the Form with a layer of a strip of paper and papier-mache glue, let it dry thoroughly.
step 2: arms and legs
you can Use recycled cardboard forms or other recycled materials, phooey arms and legs and ears. For example, attach cardboard sleeves for the limbs, and tied a scrunched ball of newspaper, which bear on the ends of Pooh's hands and feet. This will not be fully covered, so you have to be pretty right now. Focus on the creation of a General Form. Slightly inflate a small balloon and attach it to the front of Pooh's face for his mouth.
step 3: Apply paper mache
Completely cover your pinata with paper strips and paper mache glue. The layer, allow to dry, and then a further layer apply. Four to five layers should be enough, according to Brian Anderson ' s Pinata Boy website.
tip

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  If you put a large amount of Goodies inside the pinata, you may need to get a few more levels, but you can drill times the pinata dry with a knife several before you play, in order to break it easier.

step 4: fill the Pinata
Cut a small flap in the bottom of your pinata with a cutter knife. Burst the balloons and remove them. Cut you a small hole in the top of the pinata for the characters. Tighten the string, you loose a piece of sturdy cardboard, not knocked flat against the inner side of the pinata, so that your string is. Run the cord through the hole and tie it in a loop, so that your pinata is ready to be hung. Fill your Piñata with treats or toys, and seal the lid with duct tape.
tip

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  Winnie the Pooh themed items such as stickers or small toys depiction of Pooh and his friends are safe bets. To honor the bear's favorite food, honey sticks also to be added.

warning

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  • do not use small toys, sweets or anything that could be choking, in a pinata intended for children under the age of five years. & nbsp
  • The spent latex balloons used to be the pinata is also a danger of suffocation, remove it from the pinata shell before filling. & nbsp
  • you can Supervise young children at any time during the game. Carefully disposing of the residues from the pinata once it bursts. & nbsp

step 5: decoration
adhesive-yellow crepe paper strips cover your bear, as soon as the paper mache is dry. You create a shirt with a red crepe-paper strips. If you prefer to add fringe, snip notches in a stack of crepe paper strips to fringe, and then glue it onto the pinata. To draw, use a permanent black marker small circles for the eyes and nose, as well as simple curves for the eyebrows and a big smile.