Nappy Cakes

CandyB101_2

lrlrip, they are beautiful.
Congratulations to you on your garden centre request.

code_2

moonpenny wrote: »

Hi Code,

Blankets from Matalan are the best to fold as they are square, when most of the others are oblong which causes real problems.

Lay the blanket face down on bed (diamond shape) with hood nearest to you, (but underneath.)
Start folding from top pointed bit down to start of hood. Then fold hood bit up.
Start with approx 4 inch fold but if it doesn’t work out you might have to unfold and try again, smaller or bigger folds until its right, Usually takes 4 or 5 folds.

At this point I pin the strip so it doesn’t fall apart when I put around cake.
COUNT THE PINS to make sure you’ve removed them all.

When putting around cake, pull slightly to get a snug fit and either overlap one end over other at back or tuck one end into other. (Bit fiddly doing this) Pin together till you get ribbon on then remove or use a safety pin.

You won’t need to put anything in to hold the front up as it stays up on its own.

Sorry it’s a bit long winded – hope it helps!

:T Thanks moonpenny your a star.

Giggle

moonpenny wrote: »

I got these rabbits in the January Sales and have had the towels for ages and only just got round to making them up.
Am in the middle of making 2 blue ones the same.
Can I ask if anyone likes one more than the other? - Pink or White Ribbons?

Wow how georgeous are these

CandyB101_2

Just popped on today 'good morning', and to have my daily fix
Starting a new job today ..... scary:eek: How am I gonna cope being away from my PC :rolleyes:

almond

hi ladies
you know we are doing an american car weekend and i needed a few ideas, well i am doing some dog bandanas
treats etc. Been messing about with these bandanas and said to dd that i reckon they would look good as babies bibs , i have googled them they are all over the internet and some are charging £8+, i was thinking of
£2.50 now is were i need your help, do we have any mothers with babies on here ? if so can you measure the babies neck, i could do with a
0-6
6-12
12-18months if any one can help.
the measurements i got from the site with instructions
were cut fabric 17in x 14in.
I will post some pics later this week when i have done them for anybody to have ago, think they could look good on our cakes
thanks in advance

QueenBee

CandyB101 wrote: »

Just popped on today 'good morning', and to have my daily fix
Starting a new job today ..... scary:eek: How am I gonna cope being away from my PC :rolleyes:

GOOD LUCK:j

Hope you have a great 1st day! xx

Giggle

CandyB101 wrote: »

Just popped on today 'good morning', and to have my daily fix
Starting a new job today ..... scary:eek: How am I gonna cope being away from my PC :rolleyes:

Good Luck with the new job :T

Popkins

CandyB101 wrote: »

Just popped on today 'good morning', and to have my daily fix
Starting a new job today ..... scary:eek: How am I gonna cope being away from my PC :rolleyes:

Good luck for your new job today!! :T:T

riggerz

Candy - Good luck today!!

Almond - I met a woman recently who has a full time business making and selling these bibs and since then seem to have seen them everywhere - they are certainly much better than normal bibs.

Regarding the sizes though - I would measure my boys necks but it would be inaccurate as all kids are different. I think your best bet would be to go to mother care or asda and buy a bib in each size then use this as your guide.

HTH

lrlrip

CandyB101 wrote: »

Just popped on today 'good morning', and to have my daily fix
Starting a new job today ..... scary:eek: How am I gonna cope being away from my PC :rolleyes:

Good luck for today, hope the job goes well.

Just made a pond lol