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Why not get extra cute and fancy and host a baby "shower" with an "Umbrella Baby Shower Theme!"
An umbrella themed shower is perfect for a baby sprinkle, where not as many gifts are needed!
Below are a few clever ideas to get your creative juices flowing!
FREE printable umbrella clip art below!
You can see this adorable baby shower sprinkle over at WeHeartParties!
I stumbled across this gem of a party and just had to share it with you all. The bright pops of color used for this sprinkle are so cheerful, I just love everything about it!
My favorites are the hanging polka dot umbrella chandelier and the cute umbrella door hanger with a duck and flowers popping out of it. Simply the best!
BlogLovin had this amazing garden party featured on their site and it is just perfect!
The atmosphere is so cheerful - who wouldn't want to be a guest at this party?
Aren't these umbrella favors just adorable?
Cute paper umbrellas filled with yummy candy! You can find the complete tutorial over at UnoriginalMom.
These cute cakes were submitted by our readers.
by Amanda Juetten
(Plumas Lake, CA, USA)
It's Raining Babies!
Umbrella Baby Shower Cake
I used Wilton's 18" half round cake pan for this. I made the cake from Duncan Hines Marble Fudge using 3 cake mixes.
I baked the cake for about 65 minutes and let cool completely.
I covered a large wooden cutting board in aluminum foil and wrapped the edge with a coordinating pink ribbon.
I
turned the cake out onto the cutting board. When I removed the cake
from the pan the one edge refused to leave the pan so I was left with a
chunk missing from the upper left side.
I forged ahead anyways
and made the frosting with my favorite decorator frosting (1 1/2 C.
butter flavor shortening, 1/2 C butter, 2 TBSP Vanilla, 4 TBSP Water,
pinch of salt, 2 LBS confectioners sugar.
Mix shortening and
butter until well blended, add liquids, mix until smooth, add pinch of
salt, mix, add confectioners sugar a little at a time until well
blended.
Mix for 5 to 15 minutes on high until it reaches desired consistency.)
I tinted most of the frosting pink, reserving a cup and half to add cocoa to for the brown/chocolate frosting.
I
frosted the cake with a crumb coat of pink frosting and let set. I
frosted with a final coat and let set, the key is to work the frosting
as little as possible to keep it smooth.
I used Whoppers malted
milk balls for the bottom edge and piped the lines of the umbrella with
the chocolate frosting and a star tip (16 I think).
I still had
the dilemma of the chunk missing from the top left so I took some silk
flowers I had on hand and arranged them in the empty spot.
Voila, instant beauty! I took a wooden dowel and covered one end of it with plastic wrap to stick in the cake.
I
pushed it most of the way through so it wouldn't tip and then covered
the rest with chocolate colored satin ribbon and tied a coordinating
pink, printed ribbon at the end.
I had a lot of fun making this cake and enjoy telling my friends it was by far the easiest cake I have ever made!
For this cute umbrella cake, pour cake mix in a metal, oven safe bowl - then transfer to a cute plastic bowl, once cooled.
Frost and cover up any gaps. Insert a wooden dowel and add cute ribbon to the top. Make cute cupcakes to match.
This cute umbrella with falling raindrops from A Work In Progress Blog is truly amazing!
I made this FREE raindrop template so you can easily recreate this look for your baby shower.
Below is an umbrella theme idea submitted by one of our creative readers:
"I
threw a shower for a dear friend and the invite had an umbrella on it
so we decided to give out mini umbrellas that you could take home and
decorate yourself.
It was cute with the theme and many of the guests had children so it made for a fun project for them when they got home! We ordered the umbrellas from oriental trading co. for a very reasonable price!"
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