New Nappy Cake

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Emma83 wrote: »

Hello everyone,im loving the cakes on here,i read the thread most days to see all your creations.I make cakes just for friends and family but i thought i would be brave and show you my twin cake as its the only twin one ive ever done would be really gratful to hear what you think xx

Its so cute, well done you:)

Hsl500

Hiya home and bargin have ex mothercare packs of 5 vests in white with a bunny on and the babygrows to match pack of 3 for £2.99 each , very nice for easter time as babies cant have chocolate egg and the bunny is a nice design quite cute lol
hth somebody
Helen x

Emma83

Thanks everyone for you kind comments i was really nervous to post but you have all made me feel quite proud of my creation THANKYOU xx

Poppy105

Good Evening All. Not been on here for ages, just catching up with all the extra pages. Hope everyone is well.

All the cakes are looking Brilliant. I'm still reading through and getting advice off you all.

Just a few questions I hope someone would be able to answer for me.

1. With regards to leaving Tags etc on the things, what should you keep on what? Is it the tag that is sewn on or is it the tags with prices etc? I',m confused what I should do.

2. If your doing this as a hobbie do you need to let HM Rev know what you are doing?

Just abit confused from earlier conversations. I'll keep up now I've caught up.

Has anyone got a step to step on making a Baby Bike? I read that Brudie25 has made one and fancy having a go. Help Please!!

I've got 3 cakes at the florist at the minute and delivered one yesterday, she was made up with it along with her work collegues!!

A few new pics on here of cakes I've made:

http://s1009.photobucket.com/albums/af217/Poppy105/

Thanks!!!

SallyUK

Hi Poppy

Your cakes all look lovely.

I'd love to find step by step instructions too for the pram or the bikes, in particular photo instructions or a video?

Does anyone know of any at all please?

Sal
x

Poppy105 wrote: »

Good Evening All. Not been on here for ages, just catching up with all the extra pages. Hope everyone is well.

All the cakes are looking Brilliant. I'm still reading through and getting advice off you all.

Just a few questions I hope someone would be able to answer for me.

1. With regards to leaving Tags etc on the things, what should you keep on what? Is it the tag that is sewn on or is it the tags with prices etc? I',m confused what I should do.

2. If your doing this as a hobbie do you need to let HM Rev know what you are doing?

Just abit confused from earlier conversations. I'll keep up now I've caught up.

Has anyone got a step to step on making a Baby Bike? I read that Brudie25 has made one and fancy having a go. Help Please!!

I've got 3 cakes at the florist at the minute and delivered one yesterday, she was made up with it along with her work collegues!!

A few new pics on here of cakes I've made:

http://s1009.photobucket.com/albums/af217/Poppy105/

Thanks!!!

Giggle

I do make the baby bikes but im really sorry i dont have any step by step instructions but i will have a look around and see if i can find any

lizalloareds

Hi just found this thread and have a great time looking at all your lovely nappy cakes and gifts, thinking of doing one for my mum to give to her friends daughter

where can i get a nice box to put the finished nappy cake in as my mum will be taking it on the train from scotland to Kent
also how much cello do you use per cake

tia liz

lizalloareds

i saw a minnie mouse themed cake but can't remember where can anyone point me it the right direction to see it again

liz

vikki_louise

Hiya, i sometimes use the box the nappies come in for shipping (then cover in brown paper), could you mum just use a random box and pull it out to present it?

I made this last year but don't think i got aroundto posting a picture, its a child's cake rather than a baby one

xpf

lizalloareds wrote: »

where can i get a nice box to put the finished nappy cake in as my mum will be taking it on the train from scotland to Kent
also how much cello do you use per cake

tia liz

One of my cakes was transported perfectly intact on a train several hundreds miles in a bin bag with handles. If your mum also has a suitcase with her that may be a better option if she has to try and carry both.
HTH