Love makes good things grow baby shower theme
Make a splash with an adorable baby shower that will have the parents-to-be, and guests, thunderously applauding your efforts. Get our free printables to create your own backdrop, party picks, treat bags and banners for this unique baby shower theme “Love Makes Good Things Grow.”
Looking for more great baby shower ideas? Check out our fun baby shower games and yummy baby-themed treats.
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Fluffy clouds & raindrop streamers
All you need to make the perfect rain clouds for your Love Makes Good Things Grow baby shower is poster board, paper or card stock, our printable cloud and raindrop templates and a few other craft supplies. You can make these happy little rain clouds for your baby shower in a splash, er, flash!
Rainbow cake topper
Top your baby shower cake with this little rainbow. Print the template onto card stock or paper, cut it out and fold it in half. Then slip two bamboo skewers between the layers and glue layers together.
Party picks & straw decorations
Weather any storm with these adorable picks you can add to the treat table. Print our templates onto card stock or paper and cut out. Tape or glue the flags and cloud shapes to bamboo skewers (they’re larger and longer than toothpicks), and tape the umbrella shapes to straws. All done!
Cloud cookies with raindrop treat tags
You can’t have a shower without raindrops! Send your guests home with fond memories of the baby shower and some treats decorated with our raindrop treat tags. Our adorable cloud cookies make great guest take-aways. Tie them up in cellophane bags with some twine and our raindrop tags that say “Thanks for dropping by.”
Love makes good things grow banner & bunting
Dress up your treat table with this printable banner and bunting. Just print out the banner templates and cut out the signs. Add a bit of color with our pattern templates you can use to cut into fun shapes. (We used a 2-inch circle punch available at craft stores to make it super easy). Tape or glue the signs and shapes to some baker’s twine, or use a small hole punch to thread the paper onto the twine. Then hang the banners and bunting from your table.
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