I decided to take on the task of making my cousin a diaper cake because I love the way they look and they always get so much praise at the showers. My cake consists of around 80 to 90 size 1 plain white diapers. I used a cardboard cake board as the bottom of the … Read more
I made this Baby Boy Diaper Cake for my first grandson’s baby shower. I used a large pack of size two diapers. I used clear tape to hold each individually rolled diaper. Each tier has four alternating layers of ribbon with a rubber band beneath to hold the diapers together, which was later removed. The … Read more
Even though this cake is not an edible cake, it is very handy! I was hosting a baby shower for a good friend of mine and decided to do decorations she could actually use. So I had someone who works with crafts do the baby on top and the layers of the cake out of … Read more
This diaper cake was done for a friend’s baby shower. I took diapers and individually wrapped them with string and then tied them together making 3 sizes for the different tiers. I wrapped a round circle of cardboard with foil for the bottom. I then used ribbon to wrap around the tiers and hot glued … Read more
The diaper cake directions for this wreath is just to cut a big circle out of card board and wrap the diapers around it and use ribbons and different decorations. This is the first wreath I have done.
My friend is doing a jungle safari theme for her little boy’s room. So I tried to keep it strictly that. Anything that I could find with that certain theme I bought and used for this diaper cake. From the diapers all the way down to the toothbrush. I used size 2 diapers for the … Read more
I used about 2 packs of diapers for about 120 diapers to complete this diaper cake. I made a lay out of the wings and body out of card board and worked from there. Diapers are pretty to used. It will take the shape anyway you want it too. Just use your imagination.
I made this Baby Shower Diaper and Edible Cake for Twins for one of the Vice Presidents in charge of our department. His wife had just had twins (a boy & a girl) after months and months of trying. I wanted to give them something special to celebrate these tiny little miracles and give myself … Read more
I had so much fun making this Monkey Diaper Cake! This was actually my second one that I made. This time I was much happier with my outcome. I started off my wrapping my diapers with small clear rubberbands. This cake took a pack of 54 size 1 diapers. After wrapping each diaper i took … Read more
For the bases of this diaper cake I used a 12in, 10 in, 8in cardboard cake plates. I wrapped them in pink tissue paper. I used about 50 newborn diapers. I rolled them up and put a clear rubber band (Goody childrens hair band) on each. On the top I used a baby bottle and … Read more
I used 30, size 3 diapers for this cake, layered them, used two receiving blankets, some ribbons, little Johnson’s travel pack and a cute little Easter bunny with floppy ears that says baby first Easter on it. This was my first diaper cake, I loved designing and making it!!
Diaper Cakes are fun and quite easy to create if you have good diaper cake directions. For supplies I needed: Approximately 100 diapers (size 8-14lb), approximately 100 small baby hair ties, approximately six large rubber bands, assorted ribbon, 3-D scrap booking stickers, a few “stuffer” gifts (i.e. bibs, rubber duckie, pacifiers, booties etc.), two tall … Read more