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Pinata Party: 30 Craft Projects for the Ultimate Party Accessory

By (author) Kitiya Palaskas

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Alongside the craft revolution, pinatas have experienced a huge revival in recent years. Enter Pinata Party- the ultimate DIY craft book for those wanting to create their own version of this party accessory. The book starts with a crash course in pinata construction, and is followed by 30 pinata designs from a pizza slice and tropical cocktail pinata, to disco ball earrings and flower power cake toppers. Not every design is actually a pinata - some take the basic concepts of fringing and paper craft and turn them into something completely new. Each design features the author's colourful and bold signature style, and covers a range of techniques to cater to all skill levels. Pinata Party is a fresh take on a practical craft book that will appeal to all sorts of makers.

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