Easy Onesies Baby Shower Banner

September 18, 2015 By

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Hi Crafters! It’s Erin, back this month from The Blue Eyed Dove. And this month I have a little confession to make…when it comes to parties I am obsessed with making easy banners.

{Not convinced? Check out some of my banners here, here and here.}

Last week I helped decorate for a baby shower, well let me rephrase that…a baby boy shower. In case you haven’t noticed when it comes to searching for something acceptable to use for a baby boy shower the scrapbook paper selection is sorta limited. I went to two different craft stores in search of the perfect paper and only came up with two coordinating selections. Two…that’s it. Thank goodness my creative juices started flowing and I decided to go with a solid piece of scrapbook paper and make up something of my own for the third piece.

Let me just preface this tutorial now by saying I love the way this banner turned out! Now, onto how everything came together…

Supplies:

  • 5 Card Board Onesies Cut-outs (found at Michaels)
  • 3 different colors of Scrapbook Paper (two patterned, and one solid)
  • Ribbon
  • Clothes Pins
  • Scissors
  • Pencil
  • Glue Stick
  • Ruler

Directions:

Onesie Banner How-To

Tip: If you would flip over my baby boy onesies banner you would see a baby girl onesies banner. Which means I have used my banner before, and can continue to use it for showers over and over again 🙂 I would recommend doing the same thing. Save that banner! The cardboard cut-outs help it keep it’s shape nicely.

  1. Trace the onesies cut-out onto the scrapbook paper, then cut out each pattern.
  2. Use your glue stick to secure the scrapbook paper to the cardboard onesies cut-outs.
  3. Choose one of the patterned scrapbook colors to make your bow tie.
  4. Cut out 2 two inch triangles, and one small circle to make your bow tie. Use the glue stick to make the bow tie and secure on the solid-colored onesie.
  5. Lastly, use the same patterned scrapbook paper to make three small buttons to attach to the solid-colored onesie.

Then attach each onesie to the ribbon with a clothespin.

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Baby boy showers can be just as cute as baby girl showers after all, even if you don’t have a ton of scrapbook paper to choose from. Just get a little creative.

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Like adding a bow tie to a scary looking bear creative 😉

{It does make him look less scary, right?}

I’ll be sharing some more of the party décor from this baby boy shower on my blog next week. Stay tuned!

Have a great September!

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Erin Dove

Erin is a born and raised Hoosier. She attended Indiana University where she studied journalism. After taking a break from writing post college, she realized something was missing from her life and started her blog, The Blue Eyed Dove. Erin is a self-proclaimed girly girl and loves all things crafty. She is a big fan of color and tends to use it a lot in her home décor and DIY projects. Even though she is crafter by heart, like any true girly girl Erin also enjoys keeping up with the latest fashion trends, entertaining and party planning, attempting to learn how to cook and make healthy recipes and discussing some of her favorite Bravo Real Housewives from time to time on her blog.
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