New Nappy Cake

Nicky321

Lovely cakes ladies, heres my latest, done for my neice whose just had twin boys, not quite finished, needs ribbon & cello wrap.

Ive had 2 great nephews and a grandaughter born within a week!:beer:

kr15snw

Im back!!! Have you missed me ladies?

Its my cousins christening in a few weeks and I thought Id do a cake.

I did one when she was born (a year ago) though, so need to make sure its different.

Im not really into the silver things you give at christening, so unsure what I can add to make it more different?

Nicky321

This is the one i did for a christening, but its got silver gifts

rainmac

kr15snw wrote: »

Im back!!! Have you missed me ladies?

Its my cousins christening in a few weeks and I thought Id do a cake.

I did one when she was born (a year ago) though, so need to make sure its different.

Im not really into the silver things you give at christening, so unsure what I can add to make it more different?

Hi, how about a coin or coins minted the year she was born? Or a silver sixpence piece - for luck (I've bought a couple of these on ebay). Could name a star and print the certificate... http://www.freenameastar.com/register.php

Love all your cakes ladies

[Deleted User]

Hi there,

Sorry to be thick but how do you stick the layers and stuff together? or do they just rest on top of each other? I'd love to try something like this for a friends and but not really sure how I'd piece it to stay all together and not to fall over lol

sweet_baby_cakes

hi everyone i have loved all the pics of nappy cakes they are fab !!!
i have been making them myself for about 3 years or so for friends and family ect but i woundered if any one could help me with puting a leaflet togeter !!! as i have been asked alot lately

thanks

irishgirl62

It is possible to post nappy cakes? how would you package them? my brother is in London I would love to make him one but fear it will all come apart in the post

Nicky321

Love_Nicky_Wire wrote: »

Hi there,

Sorry to be thick but how do you stick the layers and stuff together? or do they just rest on top of each other? I'd love to try something like this for a friends and but not really sure how I'd piece it to stay all together and not to fall over lol

The layers sit on top of each other, some of the stuff can be slightly pushed between the nappies to make a better hold, when cello wrapped things dont generally move.

Nicky321

sweet_baby_cakes wrote: »

hi everyone i have loved all the pics of nappy cakes they are fab !!!
i have been making them myself for about 3 years or so for friends and family ect but i woundered if any one could help me with puting a leaflet togeter !!! as i have been asked alot lately

thanks

I used publisher to make mine, i did a 3 fold double sided.

Nicky321

irishgirl62 wrote: »

It is possible to post nappy cakes? how would you package them? my brother is in London I would love to make him one but fear it will all come apart in the post

Put the nappy cake in a close fitting box and pad with foam chips, or crumpled paper, tissue etc. i have posted cakes out and they seem to arrive in as good a condition they left here in.