What to make for baby shower when the parents don't know the sex?
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what exactly do you mean what to make????
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Firstly, use gender neutral pastel colors, like light greens, or soft yellow. I went to a baby shower last year. The woman was having twins, but at that time, she didn't want to know the sex of the children. I made a "bouquet" consisting of baby socks (as the roses), on sticks, and surrounded them with a few real flowers and lots lor baby's breath. I put the bouquet in a flower pot, with a "false" soil bottom. Underneath the false bottom (inside the pot), I put baby items like pacifiers, baby nail clippers, powder, lotion, diaper cream, etc.
it was a big hit with everyone!
PS - For your food table, take a watermelon, cut 1/4 off, (so it looks like an old fashioned baby carriage) scoop out the inside, and fill it with different melon balls and other fruits!
Debra K.
It depends on what you want to make. I am a knitter & crocheter and when I am not sure of the sex, I use a mixture of colors or bright colors. I'll make bright red booties, or deep purple ones. I'll also do various shades of greens, oranges, yellows, and sometimes when I have a stash of blue and pink, I'll do an item in those colors combined. I don't believe we should assign a color for the baby. Why stigmatize it before it has a chance to discover itself.
A gender neutral diaper cake !!
A neutral colored blanket is always nice - yellow, green, etc.
My oldest daughter just had her gender reveal party last night. I made an 8 layer cake. Pink then blue then repeat 4 times. Frosted the cake with pink and blue frosting but frosted it in 4ths. The theme was Putters or Pearls so I made 2 putters out of grey and black fondant securing them with a toothpick and crisscrossed them on top on the blue frosting then bought candy pearls and placed on pink frosting making them into a necklace. I crossed the pearl candy directly under the crossed putters. (by the way, I am having my 1st grand baby and he is a boy)