Materials Needed: small paper lanterns, crepe paper sheets,
scissors, double stick tape, twine and freezer paper.
Unwrap the fringed strips and start wrapping from the bottom around. Be sure to press the strip down firmly to secure it to the lantern (and to ensure the tape is adhered well.) Work your way around the lantern in a spiral, adding tape or more strips as needed, until you reach the top. Add a piece of tape to the end to finish. Fluff the fringe a bit, and you have one spunky little lantern.
Take a 4- 5 inch square piece of freezer paper and cut a circle. Tape a piece of twine to the dull side. Cut two slits on opposite sides of the circle, this will allow the circle to sit flat in the lantern around the wire form. Insert the circle, twine side down, through the bottom of the lantern. Flatten with a wooden spoon from the top. You just want to make sure there are no big open holes where the “plug” doesn’t sit flush so the confetti (or treats) will stay in.
If you have any extra fringed pieces left, cut them up for confetti and add store bought confetti for sparkle. Fill your lantern with a good sized handful.
Hang. Pull. Party. Repeat. No one
will feel left out because you can just refill these babies and pull again!
Hide a prize in a whole cluster and
have your guest’s pick which one has the prize? Having a baby shower? A fun idea could be to have all white lanterns with
either pink or blue confetti inside to do a gender reveal? Why not create your very own pinatas for your next celebration.
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