I rolled each diaper and secured them with a small rubber hairband. Then started making the bottom layer. Once I felt I had it big enough I secured the whole layer with a piece of yarn. Next time I will use a BIG rubber band!! I did this for the next two layers too. In between the layers I placed white tulle.
I rolled each washcloth to look like roses and secured them with rubber bands, then stuffed them around the two top layers.
I tied the binkies around the ribbon. For the topper I used my New Arrivals cartridge and cut the stork at 5 inches twice, flipping one layer. I then cut the baby at 2.25 inches.
Well what do you think? It's not a complete failure, but there is room for improvement.
Well I'm off to try on my holiday party dress and make sure it still fits, LOL.
Stay crafty
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It's great! I've made several diaper cakes, and while rolling is the popular style, you might like this one better, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L7Fp18Lbmuw&feature=watch_response_rev.
ReplyDeleteI ended up responding to the video with a short (very short) clip of the 1st diaper cake I completed. It doesn't have all the finished stuff on it, but it came out so well. I hope you'll check it out.
I love making these. I've done this several times and it's always a great hit at a baby shower. You can do this for wedding showers too - dishcloths, pot holders, utensils, etc. Here's a link to the last diaper cake I made... a single layer one. http://byshawnarae.blogspot.com/2011/08/amy-my-daughter-in-law-has-cousin.html
ReplyDeleteYou did an awesome job and I'm sure it will be used!!
I love the little stork on top of your cake!
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