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To make your own piñata you can use cardboard or foam board works too. You can paper mache with newspaper or not. It really depends on how much of a challenge you'd like it be. If you're having mostly younger kids at the party you probably don't want it to be too hard for them to break open. View this post on Instagram A post shared by @theekissoflife Since this piñata is for my son's first birthday, it's mostly just for show (totally doubles as decor too, make it coordinate). I know he's…

Cardboard number one. Decorated number one. DIY.

Flower number one for 1st birthday. I cut out the #1 shape from cardboard and hot glued cheap flowers from dollar store, so easy and inexpensive

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My Daughter's first birthday was last week and I spent almost three months preparing for it! I will soon post photos of the party but lets start from some crafts that I did as part of decorations. Pinatas are not really for one year olds but I just feel they are such a big part of a birthday party that I did something similar and made a table centre piece for the buffet. Here are some of the pics of how I made it with step by step instructions. 1. Take two cardboard sheets or carton which is…

I was looking for photo prop ideas for Akira's birthday photo shoot, and that is when I decided to make a number photo prop as a DIY project. This was so easy to make that I have decided to make one for every birthday.

Sweet 16 cardboard numbers You tape different size balloons inside

A DIY tutorial to build a self standing marquee number 3. Make this 4 foot tall marquee number for your next event using my plans.

Craft impressive giant cardboard numbers with our easy tutorial and templates. Perfect for celebrations and events! 🎉🔠 #DIYCrafts

I'm starting to get Ben's First Birthday Bash going and decided to use this Pinterest find to make a large number 1 that had many of Ben's...

Want to make your own keepsake of DIY cardboard number 1 using shipping boxes? Let me help you. These cardboard numbers retails for $10- $15 and I will show you how you can easily make it with shipping boxes which is absolutely free of cost. All you need is some time and basic tools which you might already have. Materials Used: A cardboard shipping box Hot glue gun & glue sticks Utility knife or craft knife Ruler and pencil Normal paper or construction paper Mod podge or any glue White paint…