does anyone know how I can make flannel cakes?

Giggle

I just put my swiss roll cakes on my blog if you want to take a look

http://jkhcrafts.blogspot.com/2009/0...oll-cakes.html

jpwhittle

giggle i absoloutly love your nappy cake bike thats the cutest thing ive ever seen, and the dads duty bag is great to, can i ask were you got the buscuit soaps from?

catherinevegh

Hello am a newbie to this thread and have posted a few on the nappy cake site.
Does anyone know other than peacocks where you can get cheap but good ladies cuddly socks at all? Am making some hampers for my neices and nephews although obviously these are for the girls??
Have already made 3 for the ones under4 just the teens left to do now. then the adults but they are getting "silly" hampers with pint of socks, pot o gold etc in. not spending more than £10 per couple(or thats the plan)

kayl

Has anyone any ideas for a rhyme which could be attached to the reindeer flannels and/or the muffin flannels?
I haven't made either before, but was thinking that I could sell these at the school Christmas fair. How much do you think I should charge for them?
I have the reindeer instructions, bu has anyone got a basic instruction for the muffins?
Thanks

brudie25

catherinevegh wrote: »

Hello am a newbie to this thread and have posted a few on the nappy cake site.
Does anyone know other than peacocks where you can get cheap but good ladies cuddly socks at all? Am making some hampers for my neices and nephews although obviously these are for the girls??
Have already made 3 for the ones under4 just the teens left to do now. then the adults but they are getting "silly" hampers with pint of socks, pot o gold etc in. not spending more than £10 per couple(or thats the plan)

99p store had some of the cuddly ones in a few weeks ago -they may still have some - by cuddly I mean the really fluffy super soft ones! I have seen them in the £1 shop too although not for a while.

brudie25

kayl wrote: »

Has anyone any ideas for a rhyme which could be attached to the reindeer flannels and/or the muffin flannels?
I haven't made either before, but was thinking that I could sell these at the school Christmas fair. How much do you think I should charge for them?
I have the reindeer instructions, bu has anyone got a basic instruction for the muffins?
Thanks

There are pics on the first page of this thread with the muffin instructions on. I don't know about rhymes - I just advertise mine as calorie free or perfect for dieters etc for the muffins.

babyfreckles

Hiya guys,
Was just wondering what size cellobags you use for your flannel cakes? I have basic A6 and 6"x6" sqaure ones, but they dont fit!
Thanks xx

kayl

Do you think that £2 each would be about right to charge for flannel reindeers at a school fair?
Also, has anyone any bright ideas I could copy/adapt/steal for tags for them

brudie25

kayl wrote: »

Do you think that £2 each would be about right to charge for flannel reindeers at a school fair?
Also, has anyone any bright ideas I could copy/adapt/steal for tags for them

I think £2 is a fair price but I'm not sure if they'd sell round here for that - I have done them at £1.50 and still made a profit - you dont need the really thick flannels so they work out a bit cheaper and I have used the Asda 11p for 3 soaps! I think its usually 19p or something but has been rolled back atm!

SmoSmo

I have been on the hunt looking for bath pearls and found a site down south, and I know everyone is starting to make their xmas stuff already (gulp am I lazy or wot?) so I thought if you were all still looking this may help and they are reasonable aswell. Hope this helps.

https://www.bubblelush.co.uk

p.s. not sure how to put the clicky in so if it doesn't work sorry xx