New Nappy Cake

Giggle

Just have a play and see what you like and dont like and then go from there. Do you have any photos of any of the ones who have already made.

On my cakes i dont use but im sure some of the others on here do

Nappy Cream
Pampers Wipes
Dummies
Teether rings
Sponges or
Rattles

lizalloareds

i am thinking of ordering florist ribbon and pull bows what colurs do you use most ie not sure whether to get the pink, soft pink or baby pink the light blue or the royal blue too many choices, would be grateful for any suggestions or would i be better to use satin ribbon

liz

Pink_Mummy

I got some florist ribbon and pull bows and got baby pink, baby blue and cream.. I thought I could oreder different colours at a later date.

I have just done my mum a hamper for mothers day and have used a cream pull bow with cream and pink curling ribbon and it looks nice

Hope that helps xx

jojo_sapphire

lizalloareds wrote: »

i am thinking of ordering florist ribbon and pull bows what colurs do you use most ie not sure whether to get the pink, soft pink or baby pink the light blue or the royal blue too many choices, would be grateful for any suggestions or would i be better to use satin ribbon

liz

Hi,

I recently ordered some pull bows went for baby pink, light blue, eggshell (cream) & white. Although i like the light blue i think the babyblue would look better on some of the cakes. I went for white cos it can be use with most colour cakes, as i sometimes do bright colour cakes or could be used on pink & blue cakes if you run low.

Jo

moonpenny

Lizalloareds
for Pull bows, I ordered Baby Pink, Baby Blue, Lemon and Pearl White. I don't use many blues, hardly any lemon but the Pearl White is great for both white and cream cakes but they have stopped stocking it.

Another colour florist ribbon I have used lots of (and they are not stocking anymore, arghhh!) is Vanilla. I loved it - was a creamy colour but with a slight yellowy tinge.

Pink_Mummy

Yaaaaaayyyyy!!

I sat down last night to give my first proper nappy cake and ended up making 10!!!!

I am really pleased with them, I will take photos today and show you all!!

Very happy!!!

kr15snw

rachels-nappycakes wrote: »

Hi Everyone,

I personally think that if you are taking orders off of people that you don't really know then it would be best to take the money or at least a deposit for the order before you send the cake to them. Probably be best to set up a paypal account and have them pay through that so that you can accept credit/debit cards.

Hope this helps! Just think of ebay, you buy before you receive!

Speak soon everyone!

Rachel

The annoying thing is I do now her. She's my best friends best friend, if this makes sense. Lol. So I have all her contact details for her and would consider her a mate, but annoyingly she lives too far for me to travel and best mate (who is the only person i know who knows her more than i do) is out of the country for a while!

Just one of those annoying things, grrrr.

mad_as_a_march_hare

Hi all,

I've been following this thread and have to say all your nappy cakes are fab:T:T

I'm always doing craft related hobbies and decided i'd like to give this a try, My only problem is when i decide to do something i need to do it now:rotfl::rotfl:.

So i trotted off to home bargains yesterday to pick up what supplies i could and thought i'd have a go.
I'd love some feedback on it good and bad.
I'm going to try and post a pic of it, so hope it works.:rotfl::rotfl:

Emma83

Hello everyone great cakes still coming through,i was in Sainsburys today and picked up these,they had 75% off soo went from £7.99 down to just £1.99 suitable from 0+ hope thats of use to someone

Emma x

SallyUK

Ooooh they look lovely, Emma, thanks for posting them.

Sal
x

Emma83 wrote: »

Hello everyone great cakes still coming through,i was in Sainsburys today and picked up these,they had 75% off soo went from £7.99 down to just £1.99 suitable from 0+ hope thats of use to someone

Emma x