Nappy Cakes

crystalclear

bluetimone97 I took mine off too

Shelley your stall looks great looks like this could be a full time job!

kizzyw - they are all lovely, you have been busy. I like the colours

Shelley3774

Well done Cookiedough !!!:T
Kizzy they look fab - I hope my instructions for the blanket were ok cos the blankets look lovely.
Well done everyone :T

moonpenny

Re - the Pampers offer I posted last night. Have just looked on their website and it doesn't include the nappies I like best - Pampers newborn size 2. They are still 2 for £16. Best if you check before heading down there!

About taking labels off; I didn't know what to do about the soft toy "paper" labels as some of the toys I've bought are 6 or 12 mths plus. I think it's to do with the little beans inside. Worried about taking them off and then baby has accident chewing and I'm liable. I think it's O.K. to buy that age group as most toys are kept on shelves etc at first.

What do you ladies think?

*Louise*

Personally, I will be leaving as many tags on as possible so the reciever knows everything is new. (Will tuck them away though)

As for the tags on toys - once it's given as a gift, the parent becomes responsible for making sure the child doesn't choke on things, so I wouldn't worry.

undercover_angel

Shelley, I am so glad that your stall did so well, I bet you were really chuffed!

I was showing my Mum the cake I made for my cousin and she said "oooh, what a fabulous idea, you should sell them at your dad's craft fairs" My Dad runs craft fairs across my local area so I'm going to have a go. I've been busy this weekend making a few but I need to build up my stock of ribbon because it's all a bit boring and samey I feel.

Anyway here goes, hope I can do these pictures right...

EDIT- WOW! I'm sorry they're so big! Goodness knows how that happened!
xxx

crystalclear

undercover_angel wrote: »

I was showing my Mum the cake I made for my cousin and she said "oooh, what a fabulous idea, you should sell them at your dad's craft fairs" My Dad runs craft fairs across my local area so I'm going to have a go. I've been busy this weekend making a few but I need to build up my stock of ribbon because it's all a bit boring and samey I feel.

Anyway here goes, hope I can do these pictures right...

EDIT- WOW! I'm sorry they're so big! Goodness knows how that happened!
xxx

Gosh you've been busy too:T . They are all lovely but I love the one with the Teddy wearing the booties and I like the one with the green and orange ribbon, I think these colours make a nice change.
As far as the craft fairs - go for it

cookiedough38

some lovely things here everyone, it lovely to see so many different styles, each seem very individual.

Shelley3774

undercover_angel wrote: »

Shelley, I am so glad that your stall did so well, I bet you were really chuffed!

I was showing my Mum the cake I made for my cousin and she said "oooh, what a fabulous idea, you should sell them at your dad's craft fairs" My Dad runs craft fairs across my local area so I'm going to have a go. I've been busy this weekend making a few but I need to build up my stock of ribbon because it's all a bit boring and samey I feel.

Anyway here goes, hope I can do these pictures right...

EDIT- WOW! I'm sorry they're so big! Goodness knows how that happened!
xxx


Hiya yes I was really pleased and it was great to see which was the most popular and to get feedback. I would definitely recommend it and if your Dad runs craft fairs that makes it so much easier so go for it.
I found my yellow duck 3 tier was the most popular but i've only got two of them and sold them. I found that people liked the 3 tier and cupcakes best so I will concentrate on those more now.
I think your cakes are lovely - I love the teddy on the blue one.
Keep up the good work.:T

Shelley3774

moonpenny wrote: »

Re - the Pampers offer I posted last night. Have just looked on their website and it doesn't include the nappies I like best - Pampers newborn size 2. They are still 2 for £16. Best if you check before heading down there!

About taking labels off; I didn't know what to do about the soft toy "paper" labels as some of the toys I've bought are 6 or 12 mths plus. I think it's to do with the little beans inside. Worried about taking them off and then baby has accident chewing and I'm liable. I think it's O.K. to buy that age group as most toys are kept on shelves etc at first.

What do you ladies think?

I had this headache too Moonpenny, I tend to leave the age of the toy on the tag and on my ingredients card I list the recommended age just in case. It is a worry though you have to think of everything

undercover_angel

Thanks for the comments everyone, very much appreciated!

I loved the teddy on the blue one and nicknamed him "Eric" lol! He's from Ikea and only cost £1.59 which I thought was fantastic value! Wish I'd bought more now!

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