To create this indestructible duct tape piñata allow yourself 2 weeks to build it. It was so much fun to watch the kids and I think the topping on the cake for me was when my sister-in-law texted that my 13 year old nephew didn't want to throw away the battered Pokémon Charmander piñata when it was over. And in it finally broke when we brought out the metal baseball bat. There turned out to be 16 people (1 adult which is my oldest nephew, lots of teens, and kids) who got a chance to beat on the piñata. I wanted every kid to have a chance to break the piñata. That was exactly what I absolutely did not want. I know you must think that indestructible beats the purpose of a piñata right? Well, if you ever bought a store piñata, you might have realized how frustrating it is when the 1st or 2nd kid beats the piñata down and the long line of kids behind them are disappointed to never get a chance at the piñata. What I ended up with was an almost indestructible piñata made by one of the most awesome manmade thing on earth: duct tape. Having seen my friend, Beth do piñatas for her daughter's birthday, I thought I could try my hand on my first piñata. With my nephews turning 19, 13, 12, and 7, I had to make something extra cool and absolutely memorable for them all. For the last couple of years I have been doing fun birthday cakes for my 4 nephews who all happen to have their birthdays within 2 weeks of each other.
