 It's not easy describing how to make a diaper cake so I put a basic tutorail on my website to help get you started. There are links to more indepth video instruction there as well. I would like you to consider, if you are a stay at home mom, the possiblity of earning extra money selling these unique gists as well.
So, go ahead and print out this list of items you will need to "bake" your diaper cake and then check out the video at my website to learn how to put one together. You are going to have a blast doing this, I promise. I got addicted to it and when you see some of the pictures of diaper cakes you will be excited to start making them as well…and possibly start selling the!
Diaper Cake Ingredients: • 16″ disposable cardboard platter • Baby bottles, both large and small • 8 feet of 1" wide ribbon • Rubber bands both small and large • Double sided adhesive tape and clear scotch tape • 50-90 newborn diapers (depends on the size and the number of tiers you desire) • Decorative baby items (bibs, pacifiers, toys etc.) • Cake Topper (Usually a stuffed animal or other baby toy centered around party theme)
Assembling Your Diaper Cake: • Use full size baby bottle to roll your diapers • When rolling your diapers, have them opened lengthwise with tabs tucked in • Secure your diapers with a rubber band so they stick together • Use a ribbon to cover and hide the rubber band and as a decorative touch • Assemble your tiers on top of your cake platter, using adhesive tape • Tuck your baby items in the ribbons as decorations • Top your cake off with something fitting the theme of your party.
Watch instructional videos BEFORE attempting your first cake. Diapers are expensive and you do not want to ruin them.
Happy baking and have fun!!
If you want to be the envy of every girl in the room at your next baby shower, or just want to make money selling these unique gifts, please go to my website to watch a basic diaper cake instructional video and to get more information on this fun and lucrative business opportunity. Go to http://www.MylaMadson.com/diapercake
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