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Throw the Cutest Winnie the Pooh Baby Shower!It must be a Winnie the Pooh Baby Shower!
To get you started, there are all sorts of Winnie the Pooh party supplies on the web, but to save you the time of sorting through all of them, here is the best place to go for Pooh baby shower supplies . Now let's get started on the invitations... One of the most popular styles of baby shower invitations these days is the use of vellum. Vellum is a thin, semi-opaque, semi-clear, milky colored paper. How is vellum used? To make invitations for a Winnie the Pooh baby shower theme, first go to a scrapbook or craft store and buy some sheets of Winnie the Pooh, Tigger, Rabbit or other character paper (there are all types and styles of printed paper that fit a Winnie the Pooh theme). You can get at least 2 invitations from one 8½ by 11 inch sheet (depending on how big or small you make the invitations). A 4” by 6” invitations is a recommended size. Also, at the store, buy the same amount of sheets of vellum. Also buy some ribbon or metal brads. You can use either the ribbon or brads to fasten the vellum to the paper. Now for the fun part! On the computer, type up the information you want on the invitations. You could write something like this: 2575 Sycamore Way Given By Julie Cook RSVP to Julie at 405-555-5545 registered at Babies-R-Us. Or something like that. Next, print your wording onto your vellum. You may have to adjust and play around with the printer settings to get it to print two invitations on one page. So before you start printing on your sheets of vellum, use blank white paper first until you get it just how you want it. Then, print off as many as you are going to need. Then, cut the vellum down to about 3” by 5” size with the wording centered in the middle. Next, cut your Winnie the Pooh themed paper to 4” by 6” size. Then place the vellum on top of the Pooh themed paper and fasten it at the top with two brads, equally spaced in the center. Or punch two holes, equally spaced (about 1-2 inches apart) in the vellum and the paper; then loop come ribbon through both the paper and the vellum. Finish it by tying the ribbon in a cute bow on top. You are ready to send them off! If you don’t want to use vellum, you could follow the instructions above, but instead of printing the wording onto vellum, just print the wording on a light-colored Pooh patterned paper. Cut to size and you are done! OR, easier still, you could use one of the following free printable Winnie the Pooh baby shower party invitations:
Winnie the Pooh Baby Shower Invitations
Attach a note to any of these Winnie the Pooh Baby Shower favors that says something like, “Thanks for celebrating our little ‘hunny!’” - Small “honey” bear jar with pink/blue/yellow ribbon tied around neck with a thank you note. - Ceramic Honey Pot and Honey Dipper - Bees wax candles - Honey scented candles - Scrapbooking supplies - Winnie the Pooh themed paper, stickers, stamps and die-cuts. Click here for more baby shower favor ideas ... Let's start out decorating with red and orange/yellow streamers, Pooh's favorite colors! Stream them all over your party room. Next, buy some pooh colored confetti and sprinkle over the serving area, gift table, and game area. Then you could get some Winnie the Pooh balloons , or cloudy summer day balloons or red/orange balloons to scatter around room. You could buy or make some cut-outs of Winnie the Pooh, Tigger, Rabbit, Piglet, Eeyore, Christopher Robin, Kanga, and/or Roo, and tape them up on your walls and your entry way to welcome guests to the party! To add the perfect "baby" touch, suspend a clothesline somewhere in the room and hang up a Pooh baby onesie, a Pooh bib, some baby booties, a picture of Winnie the Pooh, a baby towel, and a few diapers. (These items could be your gift to the expectant mother). Party stores may have themed decorations such as, Pooh plates, napkins, cups , and a tablecloth. Give your party a fresh and beautiful touch with a Winnie the Pooh Flower Bouquet. Have plenty of orange and red colored flowers to match Pooh's colors A fun and festive centerpiece for your Winnie the Pooh baby shower would be a big bouquet of orange and red balloons. Get them the day of the baby shower (so they don't go flat) and tie them to the gift table or the Mother of Honor's chair. Buy a Winnie the Pooh or Tigger or Eeyore medium sized stuffed animal and put a cloth diaper (or disposable if it fits) and give it a binkie & bottle, a onesie, and other baby accessories. This is SO cute! Choose 2 or 3 of these Winnie the Pooh baby shower games to play to break the ice and get the guests laughing and enjoying themselves: Pin the Tail on Eeyore Winnie the Pooh Top 40 Mother's Pooh-isms 1. Because of Winnie-the-Pooh’s intense love for honey, he occasionally expresses the desire to shed some pounds. What is ________ most looking forward to once she loses much of her baby-weight? 2. Piglet has a fear of many things – especially of what the future can bring. What does _______ fear most about the mothering of this child-to-come? 3. Owl is known for his wisdom – or at least the wisdom he is presumed to have. What “wisdom” does _______ most hope to impart to this child? 4. We all know that Rabbit is quite the vegetarian, and that carrots are his favorite food. What vegetable baby food does _______ guess that her child will like the most? 5. Many things – in fact, most things that happen during a day make Eeyore incredibly grumpy. What will make _______ the most grumpy in her mothering of this child? 6. Tigger seems to always be a “bounce” away from mischief. What is the worst mischief that _______ got herself into as a child? Winnie the Pooh Piñata
Have as much or as little food at your Winnie the Pooh Baby Shower: Pigs-in-a-blanket for Piglet Vegetable tray with dip for Rabbit Honey-roasted peanuts for Pooh Bear Blue and Orange “bouncy” Jell-O jigglers cut in cubes for Eeyore and Tigger Iced sugar cookies in the shape of Winnie-the-Pooh characters for Everyone! Fun table-signs could be placed by each item being served (this will help the guests realize that the food is theme-related, and it will hopefully give them some laughs): Piglet’s Least Favorite Food – pigs-in-a-blanket, Rabbit’s Favorite Food-Group – the crunchier the better!, Pooh-Bear’s Favorite Snack-on-the-Go – honey-roasted peanuts, Eeyore and Tigger’s Favorite Side-Dish – blue and bouncy Jell-O, Owl’s Nocturnal Munchies – sugar cookies Winnie the Pooh Cake A stuffed animal of: A Winnie the Pooh Receiving blanket Winnie the Pooh baby clothing A Winnie the Pooh nursery lamp A Winnie the Pooh mobile Winnie the Pooh bed linen A Winnie the Pooh sign for the nursery A Winnie the Pooh read or sing-along book or tape or CD Anything Pooh!
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