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New Nappy Cake
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Giggles, thanks for starting this new thread :T. Feels good to start afresh :j. Looking forward to posting pics of all my nappy cakes soon0
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Kim_Possible wrote: »help wanted....
I do not have asda near by and wanted to know of other places to buy silicone cup cakes cheaply?
also if you have a B&M near you they have them in
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Kim_Possible wrote: »help wanted....
I do not have asda near by and wanted to know of other places to buy silicone cup cakes cheaply?I Love My Computer Because My Friends Live In It0 -
Oops, I submitted my post before I had finished!
Anyway, I was finishing by saying, i was looking fwd to welcoming back the regular faces and helping out the newbie "bakers" if I can. xxxx"There are no pockets in a shroud..."0 -
I have also been EVERYWHERE for silicone cupcakes muffin thingys. Tried Asda, £land, everywhere. No joy here
Also having probs locating new soft toys at a reasonable price. Ellies have gone now, any ideas?
Also, am needing baskets to make up hampers...where can i get some cheaply??
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Does it have too be soft toys i use a lot of booties and butterflys on mine. I do also have soft toys but use the other moreI Love My Computer Because My Friends Live In It0
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thank you for all your suggestions re cupcakes. ill check thoese out.0
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Well yeah, I do prefer to use soft toys if poss although I have made cakes with booties.
Any ideas about the baskets?
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Great to have a new Nappy Cake thread Giggle - it's like a breath of fresh air!
Hi Bellag, nice to see you back!
Becs, like you, I seem to be only selling 3 Tiers. Quite happy about that as I prefer making them but have got a few 2,s and 1,s made up that I am not shifting. Think I'll have to make them into 3,s.
Good idea about "Pick and Mix" I think they would sell.
Bargainbabe, Your right about soft toys being thin on the ground. I have still got some ellies but am looking for some nice teddies. Why don't toy shops sell small soft toys anymore?
I got some lovely white painted baskets from HB. Linings pink/white spots & aqua/white spots. £5.99 for set of 3.0 -
I like the idea of pick and mix. I do offer this although most ppl I find just want me to make the decisions!!
I have been selling a lot of 1 tiers in the past couple of weeks. I prefer to sell 3 tiers as they are more cost effective.
Thank you Moonpenny for your suggestion, i will get my mom to have a look as I don't have one hereI wish I could find a wholesaler for blankets and toys, life would be so much easier lol!!
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