New Nappy Cake

Luabel

shays_mum wrote: »

Hi guys,

This thread is massive!!, was wondering if people can pm me where i can buy a couple of nappy cakes?.

Due to illness can't make any of my own

Are you allowed to set up a thread where you guys can put your all websites/pics all in one place saves us less-able MSE's much time/energy?!;)

Thanks in advance x

Hi.

May be worth searching in Google, go through some of the websites and see if you can find a nappy cake you like the look of at a reasonable price.

Giggle

Londonchick wrote: »

I have just been on ebay and seen some cute baby blankets amongst the nappy cakes on these, it says in the description that they are good for nappy cakes so I thought I would let you ladies know, they seem like good value for the quality.

Here's the item no: 180711434937 you can just type that in the search box and it comes up

These are pink, they have blue and creamy beige ones too though.

HTH x

Just had a look but at £4.00 plus the £1.50 P&P works out a lot really but they are very nice

Giggle

susiecm3 wrote: »

Here is my cake for a friends babyshower on Sat, unfortunately I am already out for the evening with family but made the cake for her

First time I have made a motorbike, I did add a lovely soft grey teddy but the photo was easier to see without it


with teddy

I love this one :T

liz_uk

Been a busy bunny this morning!

The buyer wanted it to have a bucket and chocolate on top! LoL!

This was the Winnie the pooh sets from Disney store that were £10!

Sweetpea32

Love it Liz! I will post pics of my Pooh cakes later if I get a minute!

liz_uk

Put your piccies on sweetpea!

I`m having abit of a nappy cake making bonanza this weekend .. got so many rolled nappies that need using, I figured I may aswell have abit of much about with designs.

rippedoff3

Hiya
Hoping someone can help...
Have seen some lovely cupcakes boxes online which i thought i would use to put some flannel cakes in as presents. I am worried about posting though, would i need to order cardboard boxes too to send them through the post, can't tell how strudy the cupcake boxes are.Just thinking i could wrap the cupcake box in brown paper?
Thanks xx

Janey21

rippedoff3 wrote: »

Hiya
Hoping someone can help...
Have seen some lovely cupcakes boxes online which i thought i would use to put some flannel cakes in as presents. I am worried about posting though, would i need to order cardboard boxes too to send them through the post, can't tell how strudy the cupcake boxes are.Just thinking i could wrap the cupcake box in brown paper?
Thanks xx

Hi
The cupcake boxes are not very sturdy to be honest so it could get squashed in the post if you just use brown paper, you could use some strong cardboard and sandwich the cupcake box between two pieces, I would probably wedge another 2 pieces either end of the cupcake box to strengthen, then wrap in brown paper, in effect you are making your own box, or use a recycled one from supermarket...... I would imagine you would have to get a company to custom make the size you need for the cupcake box and this can be expensive... let us know how you get on
Janey

rippedoff3

Thankyou very much will try your suggestion xx

Sweetpea32

liz_uk wrote: »

Put your piccies on sweetpea!

Here they are....





This one is my favourite cake that I have made, just need some buyers now!