Tassel and Piñata Making Workshop

Tassel and Piñata Making Workshop

Birthday parties or baptismals with a festive vibe? Let’s DIY! I love DIYs, saves me pesos and it’s with labor of love. For Elijah’s birthday this year I’d surely do it myself, thanks to School of Styling PH.

I was one of the Mommy Bloggers invited for the Tassel and Pinata Making Workshop. I thought we’ll just be taught all about Pinatas and Tassels, but I was the happiest when they started the workshop with a talk on the basics of Mobile Photography.

Lightkeeper Studio`s Creative Director Geunice Burgos taught us tips and tricks on how to take photos with our smartphones, much needed by a newbie blogger like me.

The highlight of the workshop with School of Styling’s Indy Ycasiano; Tassel and Piñata making.

Tassels

Materials:

tissue paper

scissors

scotch tape or hot glue gun

Piñata

Materials:

crepe paper or japanese paper

cardboard

scissor

scotch tape or masking tape (the latter is far convenient to use for making Piñata)

glue

PencilX-Acto Knife or cutter

Glue gun is optional

Piñatas as decorations and entertainment at the same time. You can also put candies inside it.

I only posted my the tassel that I finished for my piñata work needs more practice.

I finished the workshop with a confident heart that I can now DIY my children’s parties.

Check out School of Styling Philippines for inquiries workshop announcements!