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    Tropical Papier Mache Pineapple

    Tropical Papier Mache Pineapple

    Add a touch of summer to your home decor with the Tropical Papier Mache Pineapple. This papier mache sculpture is as much fun to make as it is to display! Use a balloon as your foundation for the pineapple shape. Once you've finished shaping the papier mache and it has dried, you get to paint the pineapple! Use a real pineapple as your reference when you paint. This craft is a ton of fun and will make your home even more cheerful.

    Estimated CostUnder $10

    Time to CompleteWeekend project

    Primary TechniquePainting

    Type of Paper UsedNewspaper

    Intermediate

    SeasonSummer

    Pineapple fruit is a delicious summer treat while lounging at the beach or during a backyard barbeque, but you probably didn’t know these interesting facts about the tropical fruit. One pineapple fruit takes three years to mature, and a pineapple plant only produces one pineapple every two years. Pineapple stop ripening once they are harvested and should be eaten quickly. The fruit is tasty and good for your health. It’s chock-full of vitamin C and studies have shown that pineapple can reduce arthritis pains. In fact, part of the reason pineapples spread across the world was because sailors kept them aboard their ships to ward off scurvy. The juicy fruit originated in South American, but today, most of our pineapple comes from Southeast Asia. Of course, Hawaii is also closely associated with the fruit and has affected their culture. On a sunny day, if it starts to drizzle, local Hawaiians call it pineapple juice!

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