Pinata construction
OwnerRicardo Bajoinventor
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Abstract
A reusable pinata has a body with a frangible bottom closure surface which is replaceable, and a top closure surface which is outlined to define punch-out or cut-out areas for permitting access to the interior of the pinata body when desired. The pinata may have a hood overlying the top closure surface and the body, the hood being preferably bell-shaped and formed from at least one expansible paper unit.
Claims5
A reusable pinata comprising a body having a top closure surface and a bottom closure surface, said bottom closure surface being frangible and replaceable, means depending from said body for rupturing said frangible bottom surface, and means for suspending said body from an overhead point, said top closure surface extending entirely across the top of said body and said body being normally sealed by said top closure surface and said bottom closure surface but said top closure surface being formed with openable areas in the form of areas of demarcation to permit access to the interior of said body for the introduction of items therein and a hood overlying and concealing said top closure surface but overlying only an upper portion of the side walls of said body;
- said hood being substantially bell-shaped and being formed form a pair of decorative expansible paper units.
A reusable pinata comprising a body having a top closure surface and a bottom closure surface, said bottom closure surface being frangible and replaceable, means depending from said body for rupturing said frangible bottom surface, and means for suspending said body from an overhead point, said top closure surface extending entirely across the top of said body and said body being normally sealed by said top closure surface and said bottom closure surface but said top closure surface being formed with openable areas in the form of areas of demarcation to permit access to the interior of said body, for the introduction of items therein, said body being in the form of a drum, and a hood overlying and concealing said top closure surface but overlying only an upper portion of the side walls of said body, said hood being substantially bell-shaped and being formed from a pair of decorative expansible paper units.
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