32 Unforgettable DIY Baby Shower Gifts

Keep little fingers and thumbs warm while also making sure they don’t scratch their face by making a set of these adorable Scratch Mittens. Incredibly easy to create, you can use flannel for the colder months, or a lightweight cotton so they don’t get too hot in the summer.

If you’re looking for a DIY baby shower gift that looks super impressive, take a peek at this stunning Stacker Toy. Your imagination really is your only limit, as you can make as many donuts as you like, and stick to a color scheme, pattern scheme, or use all the colors of the rainbow.

No matter what toy you give to a baby, they will invariably find the label and play with that the most. Give them their own stash of labels to play with by making this very cute Taggie Blanket. Easy to make, this little gift can be adapted with different colors, shapes, or even sizes.

It will be years before this little one is able (or willing) to pick up their own toys, so make it easy by creating this Drawstring Bag. It opens up flat to create a circular play mat, but when playtime is over, the strings pull together to gather the toys in one simple action.

Car journeys can be a nightmare with a bored baby, which is why toys are so invaluable. Make a set of these Car Seat Toys, and the new parents can use them for their infant from day one. They’re not complicate to make, and you can choose your own colors and shapes.

Binkies are often the last vestige of babyhood that a child will give up, so make sure it’s a good one by following this clever tutorial. Good enough to rival any store bought version, this one can be made by following the free pattern for the dog’s head, and a pre-existing fluffy blanket.

You can’t put a baby’s feet into shoes; they are still developing and besides, those chubby little toes are beyond adorable. But sometimes, some kind of footwear is needed to really complete an outfit. These barefoot sandals are perfect, as they look super pretty, but don’t restrict the foot in any way.

If you can knit then there’s no end to the amount of gifts you can make for everyone, from matinee coats for babies to ugly Christmas sweaters for adults. Go for something a little different though, with this to-die-for blanket that features a flock of beautifully fluffy little sheep.

Diaper Cakes are a must-have baby shower gift, but they can be extraordinarily expensive to buy. Have a go at making your own by following this simple tutorial. Super useful as it uses a ton of diapers, the ‘cake’ can be finished off with a toy of your choosing on top.

Baby onesies are invaluable as little ones can go through several every day. Present them in a much more imaginative way by making this sweet Baby Onesie Flower Basket. Perfect for even the least artistic gifter, it’s ridiculously easy to make, but looks amazing when it’s done.

There are a lot of crochet projects for baby blankets, but they aren’t always washable. Instead, give this yarn tied baby blanket a try. The blanket is easy to make, it is extremely soft to the touch, and it’s washable!

This cool plush toadstool is a great gift for any baby shower. Not only will it add a decorative element to the nursery, it also makes a fun toy. Because it uses colors like red, white, and brown, it makes a great gender-neutral baby gift.

Mobiles are fascinating to small children. Instead of spending a fortune on a mass-produced mobile, make one yourself. This one uses small wooden animal figures for a rustic look, but you could very easily change out the animals for other shapes. You could even paint them if you wanted to!

Baby socks are cute, but they don’t always stay on for very long. Make sure the new little one’s feet are always toasty warm with these cute footed baby pants. They make a great gift for the mom who is scheduled to give birth during the winter months.

There’s nothing worse than disturbing a sleeping baby. To ensure the new little one isn’t awoken from a deep slumber, make these door mufflers. They secure the latch on any door with doorknobs so the clicking sound doesn’t disturb the little one sleeping inside.

No baby shower gift is complete without a card. However, impersonal cards are likely to get tossed in the trash, while heartfelt cards get saved as mementos. Because this card is handmade, it doubles as a gift. It’s an especially good idea if you plan to give the new parents a gift card or money.

Not all great gifts have to be completely handmade. Instead of sewing or knitting baby items, assemble washcloths, socks, and more, and place them in this cute bento box. It’s the perfect idea for the mother who loves sushi, but hasn’t been able to eat it while she’s pregnant.

Choosing the right toy for a baby can be more difficult than it sounds. Combine a soft toy with a rattler by creating this unique rainbow baby toy. You can even customized it by sewing the baby’s name on the back.

It’s never too early to start teaching a child shapes, numbers, colors, and words. Unfortunately, traditional books aren’t always baby-friendly. This handmade soft book is great for babies because it teaches them basic shapes, but it doesn’t have sharp corners. It’s also easy to wash.

Few things are cuter than a tiny pair of baby shoes. If you want to take it a step further, give these knitted baby booties as a gift. They are extremely easy to knit, even for a beginner, and they have super cute fringe that you aren’t likely to find on booties in the store.

Leg warmers are making a big comeback, and that goes for babies too! Their easy construction makes them extremely simple to knit. They are completely functional, meaning they’ll keep the new little one’s legs warm, but they are also adorable.

Baby shampoo isn’t the only product full of harmful chemicals. Not only can commercial baby wipes be hard on baby’s bottom, they are also terrible for the environment. Encourage your friend, co-worker, or sister to use reusable baby wipes with this homemade cleaner formula.

Baby accessories are expensive, which means you could end up spending a lot of money on a simple baby bonnet. Instead, make this super cute baby bonnet yourself.

Because it uses two fat quarters, no measuring and cutting is needed, and you only need to know basic sewing skills.

Bibs are a necessity for any new mother, which means she can never have too many! Using old fabric scraps, you can quickly and easily create one-of-a-kind bibs in no time. Because they are so easy to make, the new mom doesn’t have to feel bad about throwing one out either.

Many new moms are forced to sacrifice their sense of fashion for fear that the new baby will ruin any jewelry that they wear. With chewellery, the new mom in your life can look great, even while toting a new baby around because it is made out of safe-to-chew beads!

Finding baby products that aren’t full of harsh chemicals and strange additives can be nearly impossible. Instead of settling for a bottle of shampoo from the store, make your own. Because it uses simple ingredients, it is completely safe for baby, but it’s great at cleaning fine baby hair too.

Being a new mother means spending more time on your feet than ever before. Make those hours of standing more enjoyable for any new mom with this cute pom pom rug. Because the yarn colors can be customized, it will fit perfectly into a little girl or boy’s room.

Commemorate the birth of a new child with this cool Green Eggs and Ham plate. Simply tear the images from the Green Eggs and Ham book that you like and use dishwasher safe Mod Podge to secure the images to the plate.

There’s nothing quite as cute as a headband on a baby girl. At your friend or loved one’s baby shower, make sure her new baby has all the fashionable headbands she needs. Not only are these headbands cute, they are easy to make and won’t leave grooves in the baby’s soft skin.

Don’t like the look of traditional shelving? Make these swinging branch shelves instead. They are great at storing stuffed animals, but they do it in such a cute way that they’ll end up looking more like artwork than storage shelving.

There are so many things you can do to a onesie to jazz it up. However, the new mom-to-be isn’t likely to expect this elephant applique onesie! Using a simple pattern and stitching technique, you can customize this onesie for a little boy or girl.

Looking for a handmade gift that will be used in the nursery for many years to come? Gift this animal cookie light as a gift. Not only will it provide soft lighting in the baby’s room, it is also one of the items that’s likely to stick around when the baby turns into a toddler.

Not everything in the nursery needs to look like it came straight out of the baby aisle at the store. Re-purpose an old crystal decanter into a lamp and you’ll give the gift of stylish lighting that will look great in any nursery, or any other room in the home.

Keeping all those baby accessories organized can be a nightmare for a new mother. Help her keep all of her baby’s things organized with this diaper and wipes travel pouch. It can easily be slipped into any diaper bag, but it will fit into most purses too.

Hang clothes, towels, and blankets in style with this cute elephant tail hanger. It’s sure to be a hit at the baby shower! If you’re feeling especially creative, you can create a set by painting other jungle animals, like giraffes and lions.

Looking to help the new mom in your life decorate her nursery? Whether she’s having a boy or a girl, this wall art will look great on any wall. The 3D sequined stars turn this print into something truly special.

Photographers and parents have really been going above and beyond when it comes to unique infant photography. Provide the new parents with these handmade angel wings at their baby shower and they can be used as a prop in newborn photos.

Attending a baby shower for twins? The mom-to-be is likely to receive a lot of useful gifts like diapers, blankets, and bottles.

Instead, gift something that will bring a smile to her face with these cute Thing One and Thing Two crocheted hats.

Keeping clean and staying germ free is extremely important for every parent. Help the soon-to-be new mom keep her hands sanitized at all times with this hand sanitizer jacket. It clips easily onto any diaper bag, so clean hands are always within arm’s reach.

A pacifier is a great way to soothe a baby. Unfortunately, it can be tricky to keep that pacifier in his or her mouth. Make using a pacifier easy with this cute pacifier bunny. The mustache even makes it possible to remove and replace the pacifier for easy cleaning.

What about furniture? A new nursery needs plenty of it! A stool makes a great gift because it can be used as a seat, but it can be used as a small table too. This tutorial shows you how to transform a basic stool into a cute button.

A new baby means lots of new toys. Help the new parents keep all those toys off the floor with these painted toy crates. Because they use basic wooden crates, they are extremely affordable, but the custom paint job makes them look like a million bucks.