14 DIY Pinatas: Unique Party Decorations For Any Occasion

DIY Party Pinatas For Your Next House Party
Are you planning a party and looking for creative ways to decorate? Look no further as we collected 14 DIY Pinatas: Unique Party Decorations For Any Occasion!
These colorful and exciting party decorations are not only fun to make but also add a unique touch to any celebration.
Whether it’s a birthday, baby shower, or just a festive get-together, these piñatas are sure to impress your guests and create a joyful atmosphere.
First, you have a couple of very easy small pinatas made from toilet roll tubes.
There is a very colorful and large popsicle pinata that is very large, and a beach ball pinata that are perfect for summer parties.
For Minecraft players, there is a really cool creeper pinata that is perfect for an all boys’ party or simply for gamers.
There is a traditional horse pinata below too, but it comes as a small one that is perfect to create bulk ones. More pinatas to crack, right?
Take a look at the popcorn box pinata if you are looking for a more unique one as it can be worn by your guests which will look really fun to do.
Whatever DIY pinata that you choose, your party will have a very unique vibe and will make it memorable not only to you, but also for your guests.
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Check Out The Unique DIY Party Pinatas Below
Engaging in the art of pinata crafting can bring excitement to your house parties.
Fortunately, a wealth of online tutorials awaits to guide you on your creative journey. We have curated a selection of 14 pinata projects that have garnered high praise from talented designers.
Feel free to explore the options and select one that captivates your imagination.
What’s even better is that these projects utilize commonly available materials found in your own home, ensuring accessibility for crafters of all skill levels.
Each project offers its own level of difficulty, catering to individuals with varying expertise in the realm of crafting.
The designers and crafters who have poured their heart and soul into these tutorials deserve appreciation for their hard work and creativity.
Remember to express your gratitude by leaving a thoughtful comment to inspire and acknowledge their efforts.
Homemade Mini Pinatas

Easy to craft and more fun to crack. Create as many as you can for your kids.
Designer: Stephanie of Somewhat Simple
Materials Used:
- Paper Cups
- Colorful Tissue Paper
- Double Sided Tape
- Ribbon
- Candy and Small Toys
- Rubber Band
Completion Time: 1 hour
Size: Small
Format: Written
Mini Rainbow Piñata

Another small pinata and it is quite similar with the first one.
Designer: Rachel of Doodle and Stitch
Materials Used:
- Toilet Roll Cardboard
- Scissors
- Tissue paper
- Double sided tape
- Red card
- Wool or string
- Pencil
Completion Time: 1 hour
Size: Smal
Format: Written
Paper Bag Pinatas

Looks similar to the first two, but this one uses paper bags.
Designer: Stephanie of Somewhat Simple
Materials Used:
- Paper Lunch Cacks
- Magazine
- Tissue Paper
- Scissors
- Glue
- Yarn or Twine
- Hole Punch
- Candy
- Stapler
Completion Time: 30 Minutes
Size: Medium
Format: Written
Homemade Pinata

A spherical Pinata that resembles a beach ball.
Designer: Pretty Little Party Shop
Materials Used:
- Newspaper
- Flour Paste
- PVA Glue
- 24″ Round Balloon
- Paper Fringe Garlands
Completion Time: 30 Minutes
Size: Large
Format: Written
DIY Popsicle Pinata

A very large pinata that looks like a popsicle stick.
Designer: Jenna of Making Things Is Awesome
Materials Used:
- Large Box
- Tissue Paper
- Masking Tape
- Glue Stick
- Duct Tape
- Scissors & Exacto knife
- Pencil
- Pen
- Felt
- Thick String
Completion Time: Less than a day
Size: Large
Format: Written
DIY Mini Llama Pinata

A miniature llama pinata that great to create in bulk.
Designer: Lucy of Paper Glitter Glue
Materials Used:
- Cardboard
- Masking Tape
- Primer
- Glue
- Mod Podge
- Tissue paper or Crepe Paper
- Ribbon
Completion Time: Less than a day
Size: Small
Format: Written
Popcorn Box Pinata

A very cool looking popcorn pinata that can be worn by your guests.
Designer: Nathalie of Press Print Party
Materials Used:
- 2 Cardboard Boxes
- 1 Big Balloon
- 1 Wire Hanger
- Fishing line
- Red and White streamers
- White and Yellow Tissue Paper
- Craft glue
- Newspapers
- Flour
- Popcorn sign
Completion Time: Less than a day
Size: Large
Format: Written
Tissue Paper Rose Pomander Pinata

A beautiful, floral, and spherial pinata that is perfect for weddings
Designer: Nikki of Tikkido
Materials Used:
- Round Balloon
- Glass Filled With Stones
- Tape
- Newspaper
- Wallpaper Paste
- Tissue Paper
- Stapler
Completion Time: Less than a day
Size: Large
Format: Written
Traditional Pinata To Pull String Pinata

Learn how to convert a traditional pinata into a pull string pinata.
Designer: Censie of Building Our Story
Materials Used:
- Traditional Pinata
- Ribbon
- Washer
- Duct tape
- Box cutter
- Scotch tape
- Candy
Completion Time: Less than a day
Size: Large
Format: Written
Watermelon Piñata

A Pinata that resembles a watermelon slice that is great for summer parties.
Designer: Jillian of Jillian Harris
Materials Used:
- Cardboard
- Tissue paper
- 1 piece of black felt
- Card-stock
- Masking tape
- Pencil
- Scissors
- Large ruler
- Hot glue gun
- Hot glue sticks
- Candy to fill the piñata
Completion Time: 6-7 hours
Size: Large
Format: Written
DIY Conversation Heart Piñatas

An adorable pinata for Valentine’s day.
Designer: Nickell of Simply Handmade Studios
Materials Used:
- Cardboard box
- Crepe Paper
- Gluestick
- Masking Tape
- Heart Template
- Width Template
- Ribbon
- Scissors
- Blade/Box Cutter
- Glue Gun with Glue Sticks
- Herb Scissors
Completion Time: Less than a day
Size: Medium
Format: Written
Taco Valentines Card Box

A very cute DIY pinata that looks like a taco.
Designer: Lindsay of Artsy Fartsy Mama
Materials Used:
- Cardboard Box
- Poster Board
- Box cutter
- Duct tape
- Glue gun & glue sticks
- Scissors
- Colored paper/cardstock
- Tissue paper
Completion Time: Less than a day
Size: Large
Format: Written
DIY Pinata

A DIY Pinata made from a cardboard box.
Designer: Megan of The Many Little Joys
Materials Used:
- Cardboard Box
- Marker
- Utility Knife
- Packing Tape
- Ruler
- Paper/Crepe Paper
- Glue Sticks
- Scissors
Completion Time: 1-2 hours
Size: Large
Format: Written
Minecraft Creeper Pinata

A Pinata perfect for Minecraft players
Designer: Sammie of Down Redbud Drive
Materials Used:
- Green Crepe Paper Streamers
- Medium-Sized Square Box (got mine from Walmart, you can see the exact one below.)
- Scissors
- Roller Adhesive
- Green Acrylic Paint
- Foam Paintbrushes
- Packing Tape
- Small Binder Clips
- Black Construction Paper
- Large Zip Tie or Rope
- Candy
Completion Time: Less than a day
Size: Large
Format: Written
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