What takes 3 days and 8 hours to create?
The best home made Finding Nemo Pinata ever! I think it’s the best anyways.



It took 2 days to do two layers of papier mache. The first taking about 1 1/2 hours and the second taking 1 hour, each with 24 hours to dry.
Then I also had to make the fins, which took about 30 minutes to cut out and figure a way to attach to the balloon covered in papier mache. (Painters tape works well, not plastic packing tape.)
I spent about 4 hours decorating it.
This is one of those times being a perfectionist is not good.
And I could have bought this one for $10 on sale at Target, but why spend $10 to break something if you have yourself and time to kill.รย (Really I was just being cheap.)

My aching back is telling me the moral of the story is $10 on sale or even $12 full price is so worth it for a pinata.