What am I? Riddle-Game

[María Andrea Fernández Sepúlveda]

NEW RIDDLE:

My name comes from French.
I was invented by a Spaniard.
You probably associate me with newspapers and magazines.

@Diana Lowery
@Kavita Shah
@Kajol Dadhania
@DATo
@Stephanie Runyon
@Emma Jane Grey
@BakerPie
@Ant
@Bianca Bennett 2
@Blueberry Dragon
@rayreads9
@AmySmiles

[Diana Lowery]

Whoa! Maria
VERY IMPRESSIVE GUESS!

[DATo]

Sans-serif font ?

[María Andrea Fernández Sepúlveda]

Sans-serif font ?

That's actually a great guess. But it's something more creative.

[DATo]

Sans-serif font ?

That's actually a great guess. But it's something more creative.

Outdoor newspaper and magazine stands ... OR .... paperboys who stood on street corners and hawked papers?

[María Andrea Fernández Sepúlveda]

Sans-serif font ?

That's actually a great guess. But it's something more creative.

Outdoor newspaper and magazine stands ... OR .... paperboys who stood on street corners and hawked papers?

You can use newspapers and magazines to create a [riddle answer].

[DATo]

That's actually a great guess. But it's something more creative.

Outdoor newspaper and magazine stands ... OR .... paperboys who stood on street corners and hawked papers?

You can use newspapers and magazines to create a [riddle answer].

I can't believe I'm saying this but ........ hat ? .... (or umbrella)

[María Andrea Fernández Sepúlveda]

Not a hat, @DATo (but those were fun to make!)
HINT: glue

@Diana Lowery
@Kavita Shah
@Kajol Dadhania
@DATo
@Stephanie Runyon
@Emma Jane Grey
@BakerPie
@Ant
@Bianca Bennett 2
@Blueberry Dragon
@rayreads9
@AmySmiles

[Diana Lowery]

Piñata?

[María Andrea Fernández Sepúlveda]

Piñata?

Nope. Piñatas originated both in China and Mexico.
This is a word that, though you hear often enough, is French.

[DATo]

poster or placard ?

[DATo]

poster or placard ?

Paper mache ?

[María Andrea Fernández Sepúlveda]

poster or placard ?

Paper mache ?

You are getting very close. But not paper mache, something usually flatter.
Nowadays, it can be made digitally, while paper mache can't.

[DATo]

You are getting very close. But not paper mache, something usually flatter.
Nowadays, it can be made digitally, while paper mache can't.

A collage maybe ?

[María Andrea Fernández Sepúlveda]

You are getting very close. But not paper mache, something usually flatter.
Nowadays, it can be made digitally, while paper mache can't.

A collage maybe ?

Yes!
The word means "to glue" in French.
It was invented by Pablo Picasso (a Spaniard), which I didn't know until I looked up facts about collages.

Your turn.