Wendy, from the blog Dozi Design, created this enchanting Woodland Critters baby shower for a friend.
Each piece of the celebration was made by hand – from the beautifully designed invites to the chopped up backyard branches that became place card holders.
Guests were asked to paint themselves on small wooden dolls as future toys for baby Emilia – she’ll forever have close friends to play with!
For the main centerpiece, Wendy decorated a manzanita branch with felt leaves in various shades of green. She and her other party hostesses sewed small birds and foxes, as well as knitted clever fox and raccoon props for the photobooth!
Small muslin drawstring pouches were hand sewn and filled with homemade candied pecans for favors – each received a little squirrel stamp Wendy carved out of an eraser. I’m so impressed with every detail of this shower!
For more delicious photos, including the clever woodland-themed meal, follow the jump!
Guests were served a lovely spread of stuffed mushrooms, chicken and broccoli phyllo rolls, vidalia onion confit toast and a hearty salad. For dessert – oreo truffles and toad stool cupcakes!
Wendy designed a ‘wishes for Emilia’ list that matched the invitations as a sweet take-home for the future Mom. What a lovely shower!
Amy says
Thank you so much for this post! I’m planning a woodland-themed party for my son’s second birthday and this is great inspiration.
nisha@creative-baby-shower-ideas.com says
I love all of the greenery and touches that were used in this shower. Very cute. The food looks divine!
wendy Chung says
thanks for the feature! the party was so much fun to put together :)
Chris@Celebrations At Home says
Oh, this is so adorable!
Candace (Candy and Cake) says
Super cute!!! Love it!
Shelley@divinepartyconcepts says
All of the decor is just wonderful!!
kara's party ideas says
this is just so. adorable. love it all.
Debra says
Such a sweet shower! I absolutely love the idea for the painted peg people.
Dognbird says
Loving everything about this – that little squirrel is beyond adorable. Wonderful post!