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3 Ways to Make Party Favors for a Baby Shower

By Matthew Lynch
October 21, 2023
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A baby shower is an exciting time to celebrate and welcome the newest addition to a family. One of the most memorable aspects of a baby shower is the party favors given to guests as a token of appreciation. These take-home gifts can range from simple, homemade items to elaborate creations that perfectly capture the theme of the celebration. Here are three creative ways to make party favors for an unforgettable baby shower:

1. Mini Succulent Planters

Succulents are not only adorable, but they also serve as a symbol of life and growth – making them perfect for a baby shower favor. To create these mini succulent planters, you will need the following materials:

– Small ceramic planters or pots

– Succulent plants (one per planter)

– Potting soil

– Gift tags

– Ribbon

Instructions:

a. Fill each planter half-way with potting soil.

b. Gently insert the succulent into the soil, and fill in any gaps with additional potting mix.

c. Attach a gift tag that includes a thoughtful message or the baby’s name and due date.

d. Tie a ribbon around the rim of the planter to complete this charming, no-fuss favor.

2. Personalized Candy Jars

Sweet treats are always a hit at any party, making personalized candy jars an ideal favor for your baby shower guests. Here’s what you’ll need:

– Small glass jars with lids (one per guest)

– Assorted candies

– Cardstock or adhesive labels

– Markers or printed labels

– Ribbon

Instructions:

a. Fill each jar with an assortment of candies – consider coordinating colors that match your baby shower theme.

b. Create personalized labels using either cardstock and markers or printed adhesive labels – include details such as a thank-you message, event date, and anything else you’d like to add.

c. Attach the labels to the jars, making sure they are securely fastened.

d. Tie a ribbon around the lid to complete this sweet favor that guests are sure to love.

3. DIY Scented Candles

Scented candles are always appreciated, and by creating them yourself, you can add a personal touch to your baby shower favors. You’ll need:

– Small glass containers or candle holders (one per guest)

– Soy wax flakes

– Essential oils or fragrance oils

– Candle wicks with metal bases

– Pencils or chopsticks

– Gift tags & Ribbon

Instructions:

a. Melt soy wax flakes in a double boiler over low heat, allowing the wax to reach 160°F (71°C).

b. Remove from heat and let the wax cool slightly before adding your chosen fragrance – mix well.

c. Place a candle wick with metal base in each container, using pencils or chopsticks to hold it in place upright.

d. Carefully pour the scented wax into each container, filling only ¾ of the way full.

e. Allow the candles to cool completely, then trim the wicks to about ¼ inch (0.6 cm) in length.

f. Attach gift tags with a thoughtful message or baby details, then tie a ribbon around each candle container for an elegant finishing touch.

These three party favor ideas offer a variety of options for your upcoming baby shower. Whichever you choose to make, remember that creating memorable keepsakes will leave your guests with lasting memories of this special day. Happy crafting!

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