- 1 cardboard paper towel tube
- 1 box of diapers
- Rubberbands
- Ribbon, preferably in 1/2" width and 1" inch width
- Double stick tape
- Cake topper of your choice
- Any other decorations of your choice
Directions:
1. Roll individual diapers from bottom to top and secure with a rubber band.
2. Begin to surround the rolled diapers around the cardboard paper towel tube. Secure each layer with a rubberband. I like to secure at least 4 layers of diapers around the cardboard paper towel tube for the base of my diaper cake.
3. Continue steps 1 and 2 to make additional tiers until you've achieved your desired look.
4. Use the ribbon to decorate and conceal the rubberbands.
5. Add a cake topper and secure with a wider ribbon.
Congratulations Ted and Carol!
xoxo
Grace
Beautiful mother of two, Mrs. Esther Shin, informed me to choose "Huggies, all the way! |
You'll need A LOT of rubberbands in all sorts of sizes. |
Be sure to save your empty cardboard paper towel tubes! |
Take one diaper. |
Roll from bottom to top. |
Make sure to roll the diaper pretty tightly. |
Secure with a rubberband. |
Diaper bonanza! |
Stand up your paper towel tube. |
With a larger rubber band and one diaper roll, begin to form your base. |
Secure with a larger rubberband once the diapers encircle the tube. |
Repeat the steps until you've formed your base. |
I like to try to keep all the rubberbands in the center of the rolled diaper. |
Repeat steps to create an outer layer. |
I like to have 4 layers encircling the tube to form the base of my diaper cake. |
Repeat the same steps for the second tier. |
Repeat the same steps for the third tier. |
Use ribbon to conceal the rubberbands and decorate the cake. |
Add a cake topper. |
The finished product. |
Say hello to Joshua Jihoon Lee. 6 lbs, 9 oz. Welcome home little buddy. |
xoxo
Grace
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