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  • sexy_fufu wrote: »
    What do you think ?

    Please be honest.

    This one wasnt cheap the teddy alone was £8.99

    Brill cake especially for your first attempt :T
    I love the bear on top you can tell he was expensive
    Think that it would be reasonable to ask £2.50 for the roll too. Are you going to make some just swiss roll face cloths too for those people that want to buy them for older children/adults? Just a thought :D
    Carly
    Proud mummy to 3 beautiful boys! :D
  • carlymummy wrote: »
    Candy can't believe you got an order at 8am - they were eager weren't they lol!
    :D
    Think she was a bit excited ..... first grandchild ...... lol.
    Nice to hear though that the order was from her daughter seeing my cakes at her company, a show I did back in July ...... I've had quite a few orders from that company since, nice to know that they still remember me :D
    A creative mess is better than tidy idleness :D
  • toochoosey
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    Hi, have made a nappy cake before but wasn't sure what to use as the base to make iy more sturdy.....do you use proper cake boards or something else?
    Thanks xx
  • xpf
    xpf Posts: 477 Forumite
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    I generally use large circles cut out from surplus cardboard boxes but I think most people on here use cake boards.
  • toochoosey
    toochoosey Posts: 7,371 Forumite
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    Thanks xpf, will have a look at the price of cake boards and if they are not cheap enough will use cardboard, Thanks
  • I have 15 silver cake boards that I need to sell. They are single thickness, 10" ones. I need 45p per board, plus postage costs. If one person were to purchase all of them, it would be £3.25 postage and so they would work out at 67p each.
    Please pm me if interested.
    £11,000 in 2011
    £800/£11,000

    Weight loss: 11st 1lb (2 stone to lose)
  • becs
    becs Posts: 2,101 Forumite
    I think most of us buy cake boards from asda, they're the cheapest I have been able to find at 67p each. I did buy some cheaper boards off the internet but they were too thin and wouldn't hold the weight so no good.
  • I use Asda cake boards too. Like Becs I ordered some online but the quality was awful! Very thin. No good for large nappy cakes ok for mini cakes though as there isn't much weight in them. I have just used Asda cake boards in my wedding towel cakes and they have a bottle of bubbly in and a complete towel bale and the asda boards are still strong enough to take the weight!
    HTH
    Proud mummy to 3 beautiful boys! :D
  • lrlrip
    lrlrip Posts: 590 Forumite
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    edited 17 November 2009 at 4:36PM
    I also buy Asda cake boards.

    Look out around January time, I got them for 20p last year, I am keeping my fingers crossed they will reduced then again this year.
  • Oooh thank Irlip will def be looking out for those - will buy them all! lol! :)
    Proud mummy to 3 beautiful boys! :D
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