Nappy Cakes

moonpenny

Irlrip, I know this has been covered before but with you mentioning the "Mothers Day" Giraffes, Do you bother about the age on the label?
I seem to be getting really picky about only wanting to buy "from birth" toys but they are getting harder to find.
I've used toys "from 6 mths" and put a note inside cake but don't want to go above that if I can help it.

What does everyone else use?

lrlrip

moonpenny wrote: »

Irlrip, I know this has been covered before but with you mentioning the "Mothers Day" Giraffes, Do you bother about the age on the label?
I seem to be getting really picky about only wanting to buy "from birth" toys but they are getting harder to find.
I've used toys "from 6 mths" and put a note inside cake but don't want to go above that if I can help it.

What does everyone else use?

I didn't check to be honest because I didn't buy one, if I am in tomorrow I will check. I do usually check all the toys and on the TY Pluffies that I have used I leave the labels on.

I am finding it hard to get a decent toy for under £5 at the moment

moonpenny

I always cut the labels off as they stick up all over the place, but I pop it inside the cake.

Nicky321

cumbrianshopaholic wrote: »

I nearly bought a bowdabra of years ago when we were in the states, they were in Walmart ,but chickened out lol.

Have you got the mini or the larger one popkns and have you used it yet lol? lf you have what do you think of it?

Have you seen the tutorials on youtube:

Click here: YouTube - Bowdabra - Part 1

there are 4 tutorials in total.

I have the bowdabra, and im satisfied with the results although im still new to it.

juju11_2

Hello

Not been here for a while but all the cakes that have been posted look fab.

Can anyone help me? I am looking to buy a lemon muslin sqaure (don't mind forking out for a pack though.) I brought some off ebay a few months ago and i=i asked the seller if they were were a nice pastel lemon and they said yes... when they arrived they were this awful bright dirty looking yellow.

So, can anyone point me to the right high-street shop or a place online or even an Ebay seller who defo has LEMON muslins? Thanks in advance guys.

Giggle

Would mothercare have lemon ones in

juju11_2

I shall try there. You are a genius and I feel like a thicky now for not thinking of Mothercare

Hopefully they won't be really expensive if they do sell them...

juju11_2

Not sure if i'm allowed to post this link but I think these will be ok - will head into town later today after tumblin teddies.

http://www.mothercare.com/Mothercare-muslin-squares-6pk-Yellow/dp/B001CGG5GY/sr=1-2/qid=1236935418/ref=sr_1_2/279-1923494-8748454?%5Fencoding=UTF8&m=A2LBKNDJ2KZUGQ&n=42764041&mcb=core

I just hope they are this shade and not too dark in the flesh IYKWIM

Giggle

They look lovely let me know what there like as i might have to get me some

RustyFlange

juju11 wrote: »

Hello

Not been here for a while but all the cakes that have been posted look fab.

Can anyone help me? I am looking to buy a lemon muslin sqaure (don't mind forking out for a pack though.) I brought some off ebay a few months ago and i=i asked the seller if they were were a nice pastel lemon and they said yes... when they arrived they were this awful bright dirty looking yellow.

So, can anyone point me to the right high-street shop or a place online or even an Ebay seller who defo has LEMON muslins? Thanks in advance guys.

Hi JuJu,

I bought mine from a seller on ebay ages ago and they were called lemon but were quite bright. They worked well though here is a pic of one.



I think mothercares ones can be quite expensive especially if using in cakes. I haven't got any of my lemon ones left or I would have sent you one of mine.