Showing posts with label baby gifts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label baby gifts. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
The One About Made by You Monday
Notice the updated sidebar? I participated in Skip to My Lou's Made by You Monday! Look for craft project number 178! :)
Monday, February 8, 2010
The One About the Valentine Loot
I terribly miss my students at Cebu International School!!! Before I left Cebu last year, I wanted to box them up and bring them home to Manila with me. Last weekend, I sent them these via LBC.
Monday, January 11, 2010
The One about the Diaper Cake Tutorial
My first attempt at making diaper cakes last December. Although I was inspired by Homemade by Jill I've decided to make a tutorial for my one-tiered diaper cakes. It's really very simple and more importantly, fun to do!

Next, roll the diapers one by one and secure them with white elastic bands (or clear ones) to prevent them from opening up.

Place the diapers around the cylinder and secure with a thick elastic band. For this one-tiered cake, I used 18 diapers.

Make crepe paper roses. I made about four. Just cut a small portion from the crepe paper. Roll and twirl around to make roses.

Place the roses on the top of the cylinder (make sure to hide the cardboard) using hot glue. Use a pretty ribbon to cover the elastic band that holds all the diapers together.
Cut a big circle from a piece of sturdy cardboard or tagboard. Mine was approximately 12"-14" in diameter. This will be the base of the cake.
Next, cut a rectangle from the same sturdy cardboard or tagboard and roll it into a cylinder. The open ends have diameters of about 2".
Cut a 2" in diameter circle from the tagboard and glue it on one end of the cylinder.
Using hot glue, place the cylinder in the middle of the round tagboard. I then cut out leaves from green tissue paper and pasted them around the around the tagboard.
Next, roll the diapers one by one and secure them with white elastic bands (or clear ones) to prevent them from opening up.
Place the diapers around the cylinder and secure with a thick elastic band. For this one-tiered cake, I used 18 diapers.
Make crepe paper roses. I made about four. Just cut a small portion from the crepe paper. Roll and twirl around to make roses.
Place the roses on the top of the cylinder (make sure to hide the cardboard) using hot glue. Use a pretty ribbon to cover the elastic band that holds all the diapers together.
Happy crafting!
Tuesday, December 29, 2009
The One About the First Diaper Cake
I have two one-year-old nieces and my boyfriend has a one-year-old nephew. I knew for a fact that I didn't want to give them toys this holiday because I deem them too young to appreciate toys. So, I thought of something useful and decided to become crafty about it. With the help of a tutorial from http://www.homemadebyjill.blogspot.com/, I made diaper cakes for these little ones!
I was really pressed for time (and money) so I was only able to make one-tiered cakes. Nonetheless, the cakes drew oohs and aahs from my family and relatives!
Labels:
baby gifts,
craft,
diaper,
diaper cake,
DIY cake,
gifts,
holiday gifts
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