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Step 1: put the bottle cap in the center of the 1st plate and outline it.

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Step 2: cut out the circle with scissors and perfect it with a cutter.

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Step 3: repeat these steps with the 2nd plate.

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Step 4: cut out the edges of the 2 plates.

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Step 5: overlap the 2 plates (inside against inside).

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Step 6: then, tape them on two opposite sides to hold them in place.

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Step 7: fill the piñata with surprises and candy by the hole in the center of the plates.

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Step 8: cut a 3cm wide piece of beige crepe paper.

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Step 9: make some 2cm long cuts into it, every 0.5cm to make a fringed ribbon.

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Step 10: glue one end of the ribbon on the plates and insert the ribbon through the hole until it's completely covered.

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Step 11: put a drop of glue every now and then to avoid the fringe from moving.

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Step 12: continue covering up the plates.

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Step 13: finish your piñata by inserting the ribbon under the 1st layer to make an invisible transition and glue it.

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Step 14: your piñata is nearly ready. Let's decorate it!

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Step 15: cut out a pink piece of crepe paper that's the size of the piñata and create a nice icing shape with your scissors.

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Step 16: glue this shape on one side of the piñata so that it looks like a donut.

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Step 17: cut 3 0,5cm wide coloured cardboard strips a,d cut them into small rectangles to make the sprinkles of the donut.

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Step 18: and there you go! Your mini donut piñata is ready! And you can make as many as you like, in every colour that you like.

The 05/25/201608/11/2017

Donut piñata

DIY for kids

80 mn--18 Steps

The timeless piñata is back…in a donut shape!

This sweet version will be an amazing decoration for birthday parties.

Essentials

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This Wednesday’s DIY has been created by Ariane! Discover her pretty blog, Knut Loulou !