Derby Bridal Shower

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By Crafts-a lot Contributor, Mable who is an avid reader of craft blogs & magazines and has aspirations to improve her crafting skills.

So I bet you’ve probably have been to one or thrown a bridal shower. My best friend is getting married later this month and I wanted to send her into matrimony with the best shower ever! The other bridesmaids and I were brainstorming ideas to add a little something something to the party to make it fun. That’s when it came – themed bachelorette party. More specifically a Kentucky Derby themed bridal shower party!

The most important part of the Kentucky derby (while besides the races I guess!) is the fashion. And the HATS! I started with a fun, big, bright red floppy hat. I choose some ribbon, feathers and flowers that matched my red hat.

What you need:


Wide, big brim summer hat
Ribbon
Silk Flowers
Hot glue gun and lots of glue sticks
Wire Cutter

Optional: Rhinestones, Gems, and Feathers

I wrapped a 1 ½” ribbon around the base of the hat. I choose this red and white polka-dotted ribbon because it’s obviously very cute.

Next I added a sheer white ribbon to the side; I looped and glued it 4 times to add some shape.

I arranged the flowers a few different ways before gluing to see what looked best. I glued on 2 silk hibiscus flowers after cutting off the wire stems. I liked the large hibiscus in the center, and the yellow forsythia and other branches around it. When gluing down the flowers stems, remember the glue gun is your friend!

Once you have finished gluing everything down, pat yourself on the back because you are ready for the Kentucky Derby! (The Kentucky Derby is usually the end of April beginning of May)

Check back later to see how I made a Bridal Sombrero for the “Margaritas and Senoritas” bachelorette party!

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