BABY SHOWER DECORATIONS

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Baby
shower decorations are a great way to increase the excitement at the
baby shower and to make the party more festive. Baby shower decorations
do not have to be expensive and can be hand made instead of bought at
the store. We always suggest doing a combination and have listed baby
shower decorations below that are easy to make and fun to create.
Baby Jars
Empty baby jars from a friend who has a baby are a great way to decorate
the room! Baby jars can be hand painted in different colors or you can
get a baby magazine and cut out baby pictures, pregnant mothers and baby
toys as well as other baby items in making the jars colorful and related
to the baby shower. Use these jars for:
Centerpieces with flowers *
Centerpieces with candy *
Centerpieces with candles
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Baby Bottles
Empty baby bottles are a great way to
decorate the room. Either ask a person who does not need their empty
bottles anymore or go to a store and purchase inexpensive bottles.
Decorate them with paint or magazine ads and glue that have baby shower
related pictures. Use these bottles for:
Centerpieces with flowers
Centerpieces with candy
Centerpieces with candles
Condiments like mustard and ketchup when eating
Game playing by placing blue or pink jellybellys in one and having
the guests guess how many jellys (winner gets to keep the bottle)
Miniature Baby
Bottles - Binky's
Take three lifesavers together and place
white frosting around them together. Take a pink jelleybelly or a blue
jellybelly on top of one of them whether they are having a boy or girl.
If not sure what the couple is having, do a pink and blue jellybelly
mix. The white frosting should hold the jellybelly into place and then
you will have little baby shower bottle decorations to spread across the
room or on the tables.
Baby Shower Card
Decorations
When everyone arrives at the baby shower,
have crayons, markers and pre-cut paper in the form of a card. Have each
baby shower guest create a personalized card with a picture on the front
and a word of advice for the mommy-to-be inside. Place the cards
immediately around the room as decorations which can be collected at the
end of the baby shower by the mommy-to-be to read.
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December Baby
Shower Decorations
If having a December Baby Shower,
decorate a small Christmas tree in blue or pink lights and hang baby
shower toys on the tree that the mother-to-be can take and use. Use
small stuffed animals, bottles, rattles, baby bottles, etc., along with
more normal items like christmass orniments and snowflakes. A great way
to be festive for the holiday and the baby shower party!
Usable Baby
Shower Items as Decorations
Get a basket and place baby care supplies
(baby shower skin care, rattles, binky's, lotions, non-tear shampoo) and
placed them in the center of each table at the shower. Whether the baby
will be a boy or girl, tie baby blue or pink ribbons on the basket to
liven up the basket. You can also use baby shower related pink and blue
balloons to finish off the baskets that will be used as centerpices. It
was a great way to help the mommy-to-be get some essential items as well
as making a table look nice. A great decoration and baby shower
centerpiece is a diaper cake that comes in many themes. Check out
baby shower
diaper cakes
who has many styles of usable diapers that make great decorations!
You can also find
Diaper Cake video which will help you make these great baby
shower decorations and that be used as great
baby
shower gifts.
Baby Shower Decoration
Party
For those baby shower guests that are in
charge of the party, it would be fun to have everyone over to create
baby shower decorations by getting construction paper, glitter, glue,
and other art supplies to create cutouts like:
bottles /
crib /
blocks with a-b-c's /
rattles /
stroller (for more advanced artists)
pacifiers /
baby food containers /
bibs /
duckies
This can be a pre-party for building the
excitement to the main baby shower party and all the planners will have
a ball creating these items. Be sure to visit
Pretty Favors for a wonderful selection of baby shower favors!
Baby Shower
Rattle Decorations
This was given to us by one of our
visitors - Terry - who stated:
"Bake a batch of rice crispy "balls". (Form the rice crispy into the
shape of a ball, allowing it to set and firm up.) This acts as the top
of a baby rattle. Use a Popsicle stick as the handle of the rattle. You
can either write on the popsicle stick with Blue for a boy and pink for
a girl saying......"It's a girl/ It's a boy" or paint it on if you're
really crafty. If the gender has not been determined, phrases such as
"Baby on the way", works too. Wrap the top of the rattle (the rice
crispy balls) with a cellophane or plastic wrap, and secure it in place
with a ribbon color to suit the gender of the baby. These make neat give
always." Thanks Terri
Baby Shower Decoration Kits
For those who want to save a
lot of time in making baby shower decorations, there is always the ease
of purchasing a nice baby shower kit that comes with all the items you
will need to decorate the party right! Check out the
baby shower decorations which may include confetti, hanging items,
wall items and kits that include everything!
Baby Booties candy holders
Materials
needed: Bathroom Disposable cups, Paper napkins, Cotton Balls, Ribbon,
Baby Shower Candy.
Directions: Unfold the napkin, and sit a cup on the napkin and three
cotton balls where the toes should be. Pull the napkin up and tuck into
the top of the cup then tie some ribbon pretty yight around the cup
about half way down in to a bow. It should should look like a baby
bootie then add candy kisses in the cup. Thanks to Patsy from SC for
this great baby shower decoration that also makes a great little treat
for everyone at the baby shower!
Baby Shower Decorations
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decoration ideas and we will place them on our site at
mommy@babyshower101.com
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