Princess Diaper Cake
by Veronica White
(Wilmington NC)
Princess Diaper Cake
Princess Diaper Cake This is a five tier cake made with 64 pampers Swaddlers, the center is a wrapping paper roll. I used four soft blankets, with curly ribbon holding each in place. I made 6 or 3 pairs of rosebud socks with washcloths. Little hair bows are located on the second tier, along with two infant hats, bottle brush, lotion, oil baby powder etc, bib etc.
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Pink Girl Diaper Cake
by Kim C.
(Texas)
Pink Girl Diaper Cake
For this 'Pink Girl Diaper Cake'...
I rolled all the diapers and tied them with curling ribbon.
Stacked them accordingly and tied the outside of each bundle with curling ribbon.
Stacked each "layer" and secured them with double sided tape.
I wrapped the beautiful rose ribbon around each layer and made the bow for the front of the top layer.
The top layer diapers are wrapped around a baby bottle filled with white M&M's.
The washcloths, bibs, toys, etc. are all twisted with floral wire and then stuck in the folds of the diaper to hold them in.
Various rattle picks are tied with curling ribbon and also stuck in the folds.
The bear's arms are secured around the bottle with ribbon that is hidden by the binky clip. And, the hat on top of the bear is an infant hat that can be removed and used.
All layers are placed on a decorative cake board and secured with double sided tape.
I used tape instead of glue because I wanted my friend to be able to use the diapers if they wanted.
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Story Book Diaper Cake
by Carol Tessmer and Cindy Arvai
(Racine, Wisconsin)
Storybook Diaper Cake
Storybook Diaper Cake
Our "mom" didn't really want a cutesy themed nursery, so we decided children's story books would be fun to incorporate in a diaper cake.
First, we collected 50 books from various sources. Rummage sales kept the price down.
(Using "Goo Gone" on the front of the books removed fingerprints and shined the books up nice, and we choose only books that had a brand new appearance.) Make sure we you buy "like" sizes to fit on each of the 3 tiers.
Next we rolled 110 diapers, securing them with tiny rubber bands used for pony tails (we found these at Dollar Tree.) Then we started playing with the books and diapers to form the layers.
The two bottom layers had books between the diapers standing up. Cardboard readers work best for this layer and the books were all the same size.
The third layer we had several small books stacked up on the inside with diapers around the outside. This layer was fun because when she took the cake apart she discovered the "hidden" books.
The top layer we made was the smallest, so it was solid diapers. We used large books between each layer to support the cake.
Since the cake was so heavy, we did not try to fix the layers together, so our mom could transport it home.
We tied fish line around each layer to hold everything in place then pinned decorative ribbon around to hide the fish line.
A simple bow on each layer inserted with a stick pin finished the look. We topped the cake with a teddy bear holding a bib and also tied a couple nuks and baby washcloths to the cake for decoration.
She absolutely loved the "cake" and will have many happy bedtime stories with her newborn son.
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Princess Theme Diaper Cake
by Jamie Budda
(Wilkes-Barre)
Princess Theme Diaper Cake
This is a 4 Tier Princess Themed Diaper Cake.
It was baked using 200 disposable diapers, 1 Keepsake Pillow, 1 Pair of Baby Booties, 3 Johnson & Johnson Travel Packs, 6 Washcloth/Spoon Lollipops, 2 Bibs, 3 Bodysuits and topped of with a Porcelain Disney Princess Carriage Money Bank.
The cake is trimmed in pink ribbon with thin gemstone ribbon, pink straw paper as icing, 1 wooden princess crown and 1 wooden princess plaque.
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Princess Diaper Cake
by Donna
(Anderson, SC)
Princess Diaper Cake
For This Princess Diaper Cake You will need:
- Approximately 48 diapers
- Gingham ribbon
- A bouquet of artificial flowers(pink)
- A princess wand
- Feather boa
- Super glue
- 2 curly ribbons
- 16" cardboard round
Attach the boa to the cardboard circle using glue. Then glue the outer ring of diapers, filling in the middle of the circle with diapers until full. Next, cinch the bottom row of diapers with ribbon. Continue with the next two levels. Finish by inserting the princess wand in the center of the cake and placing flowers and curly ribbon on the cake.
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Castle of love Diaper Cake
by Amber E.
(Troutdale,Or)
Castle of love Diaper Cake
I made this castle diaper cake for my friend at work.
She was having a girl and was using brown and pink. I rolled all the diapers for this one. I used a box for the shape and put goodies in it that I didn't want on the outside of the cake.
It was in 2 layers for easy transport. I used bottles as a core for the towers. Scrapbook paper for the tops of the towers and flags. I painted the cardboard to look like a moat.
The drawbridge is a wipes container I had made. It was a joy to make and took me many, many hours. I would do it again in a heartbeat. Hope this helps anyone looking for a princess theme.
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Princess Cake
by D.Hilton
(Utah)
Princess Cake
Princess Cake
Can't Remember exactly how many diapers I used.
For the first tier, I rolled up a bunch of newborn diapers around a can of formula. They were secured with rubber bands and I layed them on top of a open receiving blanket removed the can of formula.
I tucked all sides into the center and replaced the can of baby formula
2nd tier I folded a receiving blanket into 3rds, then untucked the top of it and wrapped it around the top tier folding the top 3rd into the hole the way i did the first tier, securing with the pink changing mat i used as the center of the 2nd tier. then i decorated it with the things from a prepackaged baby gift set. and some silk flowers and ribbons. i secured everything with some tape. no pins/glue used.
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Princess Diaper Cake
by Monica Verlanic
(Blackfoot, Idaho, United States)
Princess Diaper Cake
Princess Diaper Cake Instructions...
160 Newborn Diapers
Princess wall decorations
Ribbon
yarn
Stickers
Teddy Bear
Rolled each diaper individually tied with white yarn, started out by standing diapers next to each other in circle tied together with white yarn, add more diapers until reached size that I wanted. Did this for each layer. Once each layer was made wrapped with wide pink ribbon, and hot glued so would stay together.
Once all ribbon was added taped the Princess wall decorations to the ribbon. Made little bows out of white and pink ribbon and hot glued miscellaneously around the cake. For a finishing touch add the baby's first and middle name on the ribbon with stickers.
At the top of the cake I added the Babies 1st Teddy Bear (Pink of Course)
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