Mustache Baby Shower - FREE PRINTABLES!

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Last Fall I threw a "mustache" baby shower for my friend Yana. I met her when we were newly arrived in Italy and living in temporary lodging. She was in her first few weeks of her pregnancy when she shared her good news with me and another new friend (Carmen and I coincidentally were on the same plane and were hotel rooms neighbors). I gave her a hug clapped my hands in joy and asked if she'd let me throw her a baby shower. I'm sure she must of thought me and my other friend completely batty but she obliged and to her good credit showed no signs of how crazy she must of thought us. Little did she know one of my favorite things to do is throw a baby shower. On an afternoon in the early autumn when she'd grown much rounder, and our friendship had lasted more than a few days a little mustache themed party happened in my home. Here are a few photos from that day...Food:Carmen and I decided on a very simple, yet delectable menu.mustache baby shower, food, decor, buffet, easy food, for a party, croissants, chicken salad, cake, babys breathBeautiful croissants were center stage ready to be filled with either a Waldorf chicken salad, Italian Salami, an assortment of cheese, or a simple seasoned butter.For sides we offered: crackers, olives, cold cuts, fruit that could be dunked into a pumpkin pie dip, fresh made salsa and chips. Desert came in the form of mustache topped cupcakes, and carrot cake.There was also a beverage bar (somehow I neglected to photograph) where guests could choose from my red sangria, natural and sparkling water as well as fruit infused water, and a white grape juice infused with mint.mustache baby shower cake, cake bunting, mustache cake bunting, simple cake bunting, baby shower cake, Decor:This was actually my second mustache themed baby shower I planned, so it was a snap to put together, as I'd already thought up most of the decor. I made a simple diaper cake using jute twine as ribbon and topped with a few of the cupcake toppers. I made a "Keep Calm" sign by printing it out and decoupaging it onto a canvas. [There's a link at the bottom of this post where you can download a free printable of it.]mustache baby shower decor, onesies, diy mustache onesiesTo make the onesies I simply printed out the graphic on iron on transferable paper and followed the instructions the paper came with. The banner garland was really easy to make. I cut the shape out by hand and used a mustache shaped hole punch and glued them on following the color pattern you see here, which was a mixture of neutral earth tones, grey, and yellow. You can also find a pre-made one like this mustache garland that are super cute.mustache baby shower games, name that 'stache game, name the mustache game, baby shower games, Games:We played a few fun action games and other games guests could play as the wanted to. In a jar I placed a ton of those hole punched mustaches and asked guests to guess how many. On 4x6 cards I printed up a few different mustache types and asked guests to guess the name of the 'stache. I also drew a tree on a canvas and had some yellow paint ready for guests to thumbprint in the leaves with yellow paint that would match the baby's nursery. This mustache baby shower was so much fun to throw!mustache baby game, free downlowd, free printables, mustache baby shower free printables, diy mustache baby shower gameA fun game was Pin The 'Stache On The Baby. I drew the baby face based on an image I Googled and cut out these larger mustaches from a template I made. Guests were then blindfolded and spun and asked to pin the mustache on the drawing. You could also try the game using these cute pushpins.mustache onesies, diy, mustache baby shower gift,newborn boy diy onesies giftAs a little present to you, I'd like to give you the "Name the 'Stache", mustache theme game I used, and the "Keep Calm And Grown On" sign I made as a free printable. They're in PDF form.Enjoy!

If you use these printables for your party please come back and share with me! Also if you use them in a round up, please link back to this post. Thank you! 

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