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Enjoy a clambake celebration with food, friends, family and even a clambake them piņata for the children. Making a theme piņata is easy and tons of fun to o. use simple arts &crafts materials such as paper mache, balloons, tape, glue cardboard, tissue paper, and acrylic paint to make a homemade piņata for the clambake celebration. A clambake may feature of ocean dishes such as lobster, shrimp, and other tasty dishes. Why not make a homemade lobster piņata? A lobster piņata is very simple and fun to make and even more fun to smash open. For a reference, simply the lobster by using a cartoon or drawing image of a lobster. The lobster should be fun looking and not scary or too realistic like a real lobster. To make a lobster piņata, form the basic shape of the lobster using small balloons. Tape the balloons together and cover the body with paper mache (3 layers). Before the final layer of paper mache is applied, insert the candy inside the piņata. For the lobster extremities use craft form or cardboard. Cut out the shapes of the claws, tail, legs, and tightly twisted paper for the whiskers. To unify the lobster, apply paper mache over the extremities, let dry, and apply red-orange tissue paper over the entire piņata lobster. For the lobster eyes, use googly eyes to give the lobster some life. A lobster piņata for a clambake celebration will ensure children have a great time and leave with bellies filled with candy and seafood.
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