New Nappy Cake

Kates_treasures

Ok now I think it's everything I'll go sleep see you tomorrow

Giggle

lrlrip wrote: »

Just finished an "Easter" cake:)

Stunning i really like the white and lemon cakes

Tranmererovers I cant belive thats your 1st cant its great wish my 1st one looked that good :T

Kates treasures Lovely cakes the pink dog is so sweet :j

lrlrip

Kate - Lovely cakes:T


I know it has been asked before but I have gone through loads of posts and can't find the answer:o I have up until now only sold through collection from my home or local delivery but now I have someone wanting one posted.

I do not want to go the expenses of buying boxes, packing etc. but on the other hand I do not want to turn the sales down. So I can come up with a box and packaging but what is the best way to send ie. Post Office.

It also concerns me that the cake/cellophane will not get there intact. I know it must because of lots of you send in the post so what do you use to package up the cake?

What is the rough cost of sending a single tier cake?

Sorry for all the questions:p

tranmererovers

Kate and Giggle, you're cakes are lovely, I will try some bodysuits round my next one

Babycakes123_2

Kate and IrIrip your cakes are lovely, great idea for easter cakes did you sell them easy ?

And thank you for all your tips on how to secure the blankets they were all really useful x

snookles

Tranmererovers - fantastic first cake. I'm just starting out and completely hooked already!!

Lrlrip and Kates treasures, loving the new cakes.

May have to pay primark a visit this weekend!!

x

tranmererovers

Just been to Home and Bargain and got 2 more of the fleece pram blankets (£1.99) They have the Shining star Bears for £1.99 and I got some lovely Baby Feeding Cloths which are a perfect length for the top tier £1.29 for 3

tranmererovers

Oh forgot to say that I also got this flower (99p) Thought I might try it on a 3 tier to hold it all together as well as being a nice 'topper'



(sorry if any of these have been posted previously - I had a look back on a couple of pages but couldn't see them )

Giggle

Babycakes123 wrote: »

Kate and IrIrip your cakes are lovely, great idea for easter cakes did you sell them easy ?

And thank you for all your tips on how to secure the blankets they were all really useful x

Last Easter i sold 16 Easter cakes so yes they do sell i got orders for about 6 so far this year and i havent even made any yet so i hope they like them

SallyUK

Hi Irlip

That's a lovely cake, very nice.

I have a few orders too for Easter cakes, hoping to get them done this weekend.

I've posted a few cakes in boxes (boxes which I ordered from Ebay) and some were 3 tier ones, some were 2 tier.

I just wrap them in cellophane and ribbon as normal and find that this keeps them in place, once inside the box.

I sent mine first class signed for, and the cost was about £10, as they were big and needed to be sent parcel post.

Hope this helps,

Sal
x

lrlrip wrote: »

Just finished an "Easter" cake:)