I wanted to know how to secure your spiral boutique diaper cakes so that they won’t fall or slide apart.
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diapercakesbylatersa Reputation: 12 See diapercakesbylatersa's booth |
Not sure if this is what you looking for but I’ll post it anyway.
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AntiquesRGreat Reputation: 751 See AntiquesRGreat's booth |
Thanks for the links Antiques and Shameless. I am sure it is harder than it looks in those links. LOL
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nelliekellie Reputation: 756 See nelliekellie's booth |
Here is another link that might help!
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ShamelessPleasures Reputation: 72 See ShamelessPleasures' booth |
I do a layer up sometimes…
Like depending on what your offering with the cake..
Say a flat pack of those travel wipes.. you can start your first layer with that fitting inbetween the cakes first layer.. then secure you second layer to that..
Hope that makes sense..
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RavenFireFury Reputation: 71 See RavenFireFury's booth |
The cakes you have in your booth are spiral style diaper cakes, didn’t you make those?
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SecondGlanceBoutique Reputation: 12 See SecondGlanceBoutique's booth |
Yes, I did make those, but i was wondering was there another way to secure them. I use baby bottles
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diapercakesbylatersa Reputation: 12 See diapercakesbylatersa's booth |
Another good support for the middle of a diaper cake is the tube of cardboard that you get when you finish a role of wrapping paper. The cardboard is easy to cut as you put the cake together.
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UniqueDiaperDesigns Reputation: 14 See UniqueDiaperDesigns' booth |
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