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Nappy Cakes
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Becs that sgorgeous gorgeous gorgeous!! The colours are really well coordinated.
I love seeing your cakes so thankyou for posting the pics. May i ask whats in them?
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Wow wow wow stunning cakes i might buy 1 for myself as i just love the paddingtonI Love My Computer Because My Friends Live In It0 -
gorgeous cakes becs.
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Thanks Guys,
Nicky it is paddington in the top one, he's a 50th anniversary edition.
Bellag, there isn't anything in this one as she wanted a 3 tier but only had £25 so it's just the nappies, 2 muslins,blanket and the teddy.
Julie, he is adorable. I bought 12 and took him and my miffy rabbits in to work to show them and paddington never made it home, decided I just had to have him on my desk! lol!
Will post another pic tomorrow as have a 3 tier pink to do for friday with my new Miffy rabbit!0 -
Becs lovely cake, I like the paddington
Is he normal paddington colours? or is it slightly different? (sorry hard to see from the pic) I love the whites/browns though
looking forward to seeing your miffy
Roughly what prices are your teds? I know you buy in bulk from somewhere?Raising kids is like being held hostage by midget terrorists0 -
looks lovely - your wrapping is so neat!! how have you wrapped the muslin around the middle tier please?
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Rusty I think he's normal colours, I've posted a link of a pic to him below so you can see him better. He's 25cm tall. I average out the cost of the toys including p & p and they work out at appx £4.80 which is usually just under half retail price.
Popkins, I think it's just practice. To be honest I did this one in 15 mins so wasn't my neatest but just tidied it up a bit before putting the ribbons on. I wrap the muslin in the same way as the blanket, fold into a triangle and then the point down to make a kind of rectangle. (thanks Bella for that one too! so I only owe my swirling technique, blanket folding method and wrapping methods to you now! :rotfl:)0 -
Rusty I think he's normal colours, I've posted a link of a pic to him below so you can see him better. He's 25cm tall. I average out the cost of the toys including p & p and they work out at appx £4.80 which is usually just under half retail price.
Popkins, I think it's just practice. To be honest I did this one in 15 mins so wasn't my neatest but just tidied it up a bit before putting the ribbons on. I wrap the muslin in the same way as the blanket, fold into a triangle and then the point down to make a kind of rectangle. (thanks Bella for that one too! so I only owe my swirling technique, blanket folding method and wrapping methods to you now! :rotfl:)
No link Becs... thats cheap for the good quality toys
I am impressed
do you have a minimum spend though?
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Oops sorry forgot to post!
http://www.rainbowdesigns.co.uk/popup.asp?PRODUCT_ID=1198
no minimum spend but needs to be a reasonable size order to make p & p worthwhile as it's £9.950
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