How to Make a Pull String Piñata - Part 3

[@gracielakries5254]

Thank you so much from Argentina

[@irinoskasanches9136]

Mil gracias tus explicación., y el video me ayudó mucho, bendiciones

[@larisaavakian6660]

THank you for the video. all 3 parts were great. I am wanting to get into pinata business out here in my country since there is nothing like it out here and I wanted to learn different ways. This was the best pull string video yet. THanks. Like and subscribed :)

[@cjmessa80]

Dearest Larisa what a lovely message. Thank you so much for your feed back. I wish you the best of luck with your piñata business. It is a very gratifying job to do and if you need any tips or help by all means feel free to ask. I will be posting how to make an Elsa piñata very soon. so keep an eye out. Best wishes Claudia xx

[@claudialuna6092]

and thread the looped and loose ends in the gap. Making sure its roughly centred. Pull tightly as you can with caution not to tear the holes. Then take the two loose ends of the ribbon and thread this through the third hole, drag under and into the fourth hole secure with a knot in the middle, split the two ends of the ribbon and thread the remaining ribbon individually through each whole and tie underneath the piñata.

[@claudialuna6092]

Hi, Thank you for your message & interest in my tutorial. The loose string tie is simply a meter of 'balloon curling ribbon', doubled up (so you are left with one looped end and the two loose ribbon ends on the other). Thread the looped end through the first left top hole then threaded through under and into the second top hole. You are then left with the two loose ends of the string.Pull the two loose ends in the middle (on the outer side of the piñata base)

[@claudialuna6092]

Thank you for your support I hope you enjoy making your very own piñata too.

[@50gaby]

how you make the other lose string to tie?

[@amberwithcricutingintexas6018]

So all the kids pull at one time for it to open?

[@claudialuna6092]

Hi Amber. Yes, that's correct each child holds a pull string and collectively pull down at the same time to bust open the piñata. Alternatively you can bust it open with a buster (wooden stick) it's the traditional way, more fun but a little violent and some children can get hurt. It's personal choice really.

[@claudialuna6092]

Hi Amber. Yes, that's correct each child holds a pull string and collectively pull down at the same time to bust open the piñata. Alternatively you can bust it open with a buster (wooden stick) it's the traditional way, more fun but a little violent and some children can get hurt. It's personal choice really.

[@amberwithcricutingintexas6018]

I know the normal way we did that as kids but for my grandsons 1 yr party little kids we didn't want them with a broom or bat oldest being 6

[@claudialuna6092]

Aww that's fantastic! Either way you decide to open the piñata it will be so much fun for them. I hope your Grandson has a lovely birthday. Let me know how you get on or if you need any further guidance. I would love to see your completed project. best wishes Claudia