There really isn't a lot to this build other than time to mark and cut it all out. You just need cardboard and construction and/or tissue paper and some glue. But here's a breakdown of what I used. Several pieces of cardboard (I used a box that had two unbent sides that measured a minimum of 20"x30", for the sides of the llama). Size will vary depending on how large you make yours. The pop-up to select to open one or all unopened pinatas no longer appear if you only have one to open. From craft projects to Halloween costumes, the details are what makes an average project great. So lets talk about them.

Tape both sides of the card board as much as possible. You can reach in (see note below) to the llama to tape the inside. Update v18.00: When they receive enough damage, Supply Llamas will now get stunned for a short duration of time. Supply Llamas can now take fall damage. Masking tape is the way to go. The type of masking tape I used is a form of painter's tape, but it adheres a little stronger than the blue and green or yellow painter's tape that I use on most of my little houses. The blue and green painter's tape will work as well, but I would apply a layer of Mod Podge over them to make sure the glue holds. Starting at the bottom of the llama body, glue the first strip to the cardboard. Work you way all the way around with the same color strip.Lots of construction paper or tissue paper in the colors that you need. (I actually used a mixture of both based on the colors I needed. I used tissue paper for the lavender and dark blue on the head and legs and construction paper everywhere else. Start with one of the llama body sides. Take a cardboard strip and start from any location on the llama side and start taping the two together at a 90 degree angle. It's much easier to start at an edge or corner and tape to the next edge or corner. And its a little hard to keep the shape you need (90 degree), until your strip makes a few bends around the corners and gets taped up. An entire suite of goodies, direct from your local troll's stash! Contains at least 8 definitely-not-stolen items."

Finally add a message or stuff a few small pieces of candy in the trapdoor under the saddle. Now you have your very own "loot llama" like the one that delivers loot on the Fortnite video game. And speaking of videos, here is my short video on Making the DIY Mini Llama Piñata

DIY Fortnite Llama Pinata – Materials

Also I made a little tassel for the tail and a bit of fringe to go on the llama's forehead. When you look at photos of llamas, they have these funny furry poofs on the top of their foreheads. It adds to their endearing charm so I added it to my little DIY cardboard piñata llamas. Glue the decorated saddle onto the mini llama piñata

A special llama containing rare ranged schematics, including at least one Legendary! Contains nine items. Not responsible for damage to shirt caused by drool. Next cut out the pattern. Fortunately, the pattern is pretty simple so if you don't have an automatic cutting machine like a Cricut or a Silhouette, you can still cut it out pretty easily. A simple llama stuffed with basic goods to get you through your first apocalypse. Contains three items.

Fortnite llama tips

If a supply llama receives -200 damage, falls from a great height, or takes a hit from a vehicle, Saucer’s laser cannon, rail gun, or the plasma cannon, it stuns them for a short period of time. Bend this over the llama so you have equal lengths of the cardboard going down both sides of the llama.