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New Nappy Cake

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  • Nicky321
    Nicky321 Posts: 1,426 Forumite
    Sorry for the delay in replying to your questions ladies, ive been busy with my new grandaughter :),

    The boxes i used I managed to get from My other halfs works (sorry), but there are some websites online maybe someone else could recommend one?

    I use MS publisher 2007

    I have also only used normal quality A4 paper for my leaflets (luckily I havent had too much of a problem with the black ink showing through too much. Although I am looking at maybe a thin card for future leaflets.

    Love
    Nicky
    x
  • Nicky321
    Nicky321 Posts: 1,426 Forumite
    That is adorable, i would love to do it! I can't find any instructions via google though and dont have a clue how to do it!

    Its very cute, i am tempted to have a go..... looks fairly simple although I could be wrong, looks like head and body are made from the nappies using the swirling method, washcloths for ears, socks for bone, nappies for legs. all held together either with ribbon or tucking the ends in.
  • RustyFlange
    RustyFlange Posts: 7,538 Forumite
    I see there are lots of questions on how to build cakes again. I have just made one massive luxury cake for a lovely lady off here (Melissa75) A whole bunch of us clubbed in as she is due a baby boy (last week but the little fella still hasn't joined us in the world!) Now she has recieved the cake I can post up some pics, I did take some pics during the building of it ....

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    And finished cake ...

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    Some beautiful cakes appearing on here! Well done to you all.

    I have had 2 orders last week .... this having cakes in shops lark is really good!
    Raising kids is like being held hostage by midget terrorists
  • Nicky321
    Nicky321 Posts: 1,426 Forumite
    Rough put together, took about 3 mins. Obviously needs to be done neater, and addition of eyes, nose, ribbons, dummy etc.

    Excuse the background.

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  • vikki_louise
    vikki_louise Posts: 2,358 Forumite
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    thanks for posting that nicky, i will have a go this afternoon :) What are the front legs, are they wrapped in something?

    On the subject of washcloths, where does everyone get theirs from? I really need some burp cloths and wash cloths but except for the expensive ones on ebay they are proving allusive. I tried my poundland but they didnt have any
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  • Nicky321
    Nicky321 Posts: 1,426 Forumite
    thanks for posting that nicky, i will have a go this afternoon :) What are the front legs, are they wrapped in something?

    On the subject of washcloths, where does everyone get theirs from? I really need some burp cloths and wash cloths but except for the expensive ones on ebay they are proving allusive. I tried my poundland but they didnt have any

    The front legs are made from 1 nappy each. I left them folded as they where when they came out of the pack of nappies and just folded them in the middle. Like I say its a rough draft, with more time and patience it would look a lot better.

    Wash cloths and burp cloths I buy from poundland or B & M Bargains.
  • vikki_louise
    vikki_louise Posts: 2,358 Forumite
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    Nicky321 wrote: »
    The front legs are made from 1 nappy each. I left them folded as they where when they came out of the pack of nappies and just folded them in the middle. Like I say its a rough draft, with more time and patience it would look a lot better.

    Wash cloths and burp cloths I buy from poundland or B & M Bargains.
    thanks :)

    unfortunately we don't have a B&M down here, one day they might make it down south, i just hope its soon!
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  • Nicky321
    Nicky321 Posts: 1,426 Forumite
    did you manage to have a go at making one vikki?
  • thanks :)

    unfortunately we don't have a B&M down here, one day they might make it down south, i just hope its soon!

    Asda do burp cloths as do home bargains and matalan tesco etc
    wash cloths ethel austin £1 also B&M but you said there was not
    one near you not much help am i:rolleyes:
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