How to Run A Baby Shower T-Shirt Bar

We have all been to a baby shower with decorations, food and games.     How about adding a fun, creative component to the baby shower-a baby shower t-shirt bar.     This is the perfect activity to elevate the shower and provide guests with a one-of-a-kind experience to be remembered long after the shower is over.

Choose a Theme

This is a lot easier if you know if the guest of honor will be having a boy or girl.   Or if the nursery colors and decorations have been chosen.   Talk to the mom and dad to be to find a little bit about their plans.    You can even go big and use this as part of the gender reveal to guests.

Choose Your Baby Shower T-Shirt Bar Shirts

Choose a wide selection of printable shirts for your guests to print.     Include onsies, infant hoodies, infant t-shirts and even bibs.   Both Port & Company and Rabbit Skins offer wholesale infant apparel perfect for this event.    Most of the available styles come in white or pastel color apparel.

Choose Your Transfers

As the baby shower t-shirt bar organizer, you can have a lot of fun creating the designs.      Use the online designer, Easy View and the stock clip art to create a wide variety of designs.   Use the nursery theme and fun sayings to customize the experience.

With UltraColor Max you can order just 1 of every design.  UltraColor Max, a DTF transfer applies to cotton, polyester, poly/cotton blends and even Lycra and Spandex.   With its CPSIA certification it is a safe decorating method for infant wear.

A good size for infant wear front prints is about a 4 x 4.   For the left chest of an infant hoodie, we used a 2 x 2 print.

Set Up Your Baby Shower T-shirt Bar

You will need two tables for the bar and a clothesline for the finished shirts.     As guests enter have them choose a blank and a transfer.   The craft press is the perfect press for this event, or you could easily bring your Hotronix Auto Clam on a caddie stand to save space.   Include easy to follow directions.   Use the finished shirts on a clothesline as a backdrop to the gift opening area so everyone can see the finished shirts