New Nappy Cake

moonpenny

DeborahDoodle, Love your Twin Cake. Very clever how you have mixed the colours for the bows. :T:T:T

I have been cake making for ages but have never made a twin one. That will have to be my next challenge!

I did sell 2 x 2 Tier cakes, 1 Blue / 1 Pnk a whle back for twins as I didn't have any. Got a better return than I would have for 1 cake so I was pretty pleased. :rotfl:

xpf

moonpenny wrote: »

xpf, Your cake looks lovely :T (what I can see of it!) Can you make it bigger?

No, sorry. Took it on my mobile and it doesn't seem to allow any bigger sizes

DeborahDoodle

Sweetpea32 wrote: »

Fantastic cakes everyone, Deborah, I especially love the twins cake, it is so pretty. Can I ask where you got the blankets from?They look so soft.

Thanks guys, really appreciate the support:beer:
sweetpea32 - I got the blankets in B & Ms a while back (my local one has closed now). They were £2.99 each. They are very soft and feel lovely. They have a satin trim around the edge.

DeborahDoodle

moonpenny - i did a twin cake before but it was 2 boys, so this twin i wanted to try to make it a bit different. Seemed to work out really well and the mum to be loved it!!

lrlrip

Lovely cakes ladies:D

Moonpenny need a pm;)

DeborahDoodle

Sorry the pics are so big, but here is another one!!!

Sweetpea32

I love them all Deborah and I like the big pictures, it means I can see the cakes better, plus I don't know how to resize them either! I have made a boy 3 tier, boy 1 tier and a girl 1 tier. Just waiting for my blue pull bows to be delivered then I can wrap them and show you all.

Sallys_Savings

Great twin cakes....the boy and girl cake is brilliant!!! well done.
We are due twin grandchildren later in the year and if it turns out they are a boy and a girl you've gave me a great start for a combination cake, thank you.

Everyones cakes are all great, I've loved looking at all the photos.

Sweetpea32

DeborahDoodle wrote: »

Thanks guys, really appreciate the support:beer:
sweetpea32 - I got the blankets in B & Ms a while back (my local one has closed now). They were £2.99 each. They are very soft and feel lovely. They have a satin trim around the edge.

I've just googled B & M and the nearest one is over 25 miles away. A bit too far for me to go, nevermind.

pinkpig08

Hello
My sister is expecting her first baby in August after 3 years of trying. I would like to make her a lovely nappy cake with some bits for her in too. I've no idea where to start, and I know you must be asked this question lots, but if someone could give me a general list of what I need - I know nappies, socks, ribbon, blankets etc. What about the little things which help you make it? And do you put it on a board or not? Where do you get most of your things from? It seems Asda is a good place?

Thanks for any help, and sorry if you're having to repeat yourself!