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New Nappy Cake
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Hi everyone,
Can anyone give me a bit of advice please?
I have been using Johnsons Shampoo etc in the middle of my 2 tier cakes in order to hold the tiers together.
Was just wondering what other people use to hold theirs together?
Thanks
Leanne xxx
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Hi everyone,
Can anyone give me a bit of advice please?
I have been using Johnsons Shampoo etc in the middle of my 2 tier cakes in order to hold the tiers together.
Was just wondering what other people use to hold theirs together?
Thanks
Leanne xxx
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I use a tube of stiff paper in the middle of my cakes. I know most people don't use anything but I have done this since I started and can't get out of the habit now.
It makes it more difficult to make them but they are very sturdy and don't move.0 -
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I buy my muslins from asda.0
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cupcake-queen wrote: »oddly enough the first few boxes I sold and sent out of these arrived fine and I had no complaints but then they started to go wrong and I had to refund P&P on several orders. I now pack a layer of bubble wrap inside the cupcake box to keep everything in place, not ideal especially if the customer wants to send them straight to the new parents but I can't keep having complaints
That seems like a possibility - although my partner has suggested that i use a sticky pad - or 2!! 1 to hold the case inthe box and another to hold the socks in the case - readinga round he is right this seems to be what other ppl are doing.
Hmm ill have to bob throug hto my local BNM and have a look at these blankets when i have a spare day. Still unable to post pics up here guys so unfortunately still cant show you all my cakes!!0 -
baby_baking_11 wrote: »That seems like a possibility - although my partner has suggested that i use a sticky pad - or 2!! 1 to hold the case inthe box and another to hold the socks in the case - readinga round he is right this seems to be what other ppl are doing.
Hmm ill have to bob throug hto my local BNM and have a look at these blankets when i have a spare day. Still unable to post pics up here guys so unfortunately still cant show you all my cakes!!
yeah, I tried this once but the contents still escaped so haven't tried it since.Overdraft: [STRIKE]£529[/STRIKE] £199 BC: [STRIKE]£697.82[/STRIKE] £1974.02 MBNA: [STRIKE]£1874[/STRIKE] £517.00 -
Hi everyone,
Can anyone give me a bit of advice please?
I have been using Johnsons Shampoo etc in the middle of my 2 tier cakes in order to hold the tiers together.
Was just wondering what other people use to hold theirs together?
Thanks
Leanne xxx
I usually use baby wipes but have also used cardboard tubes and baby bottlesOverdraft: [STRIKE]£529[/STRIKE] £199 BC: [STRIKE]£697.82[/STRIKE] £1974.02 MBNA: [STRIKE]£1874[/STRIKE] £517.00 -
with my cupcakes i use a paper clip at the back to hold the socks to the case and a bit of clear glue to hold the case to the box. i use vista print to make my website i have only 3 pages for £3.50 but u get lots of free things like business cards, leaflets postcards to promote your website just have to pay for p &p.
was wondering where you get your sleepsuits from i normally get them at tesco or asda but just fancied something different. i found plain white blankets at tesco bb11 if you are still looking.0
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