Create An Artform With The Diaper Wreath!

Example: In the picture above, the design on the diapers is mainly blue. I decided to fill the diaper wreath with bath items and use the colors of yellow and blue to represent a baby bath theme.

As a gift, you can wrap the diaper wreath in tissue paper and place in a box for creative effect.

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Bunny Wreath	Basketball Wreath	Cream Dog Wreath
Purple And Pink Wreath	Pink And Yellow Wreath	Blue Deer Wreath
Chicken Wreath	Pink Baby Wreath	Blue Baby Wreath
Green Frog Wreath	Pink Girl Wreath	Tigger Wreath
Pink Wreath	Blue and Yellow	Pastel Wreath
Pink and White	Ducks and Daises Wreath	Silver and Blue Wreath
Care Bear Wreath	Bunny Wreath	Disco Wreath
Butterfly Wreath	Monkey Wreath	Heart Wreath
Sports Wreath	Sweet Girl Wreath	Pink Bunny Wreath
Blue Boy Wreath	White and Pink Cake	Teddy Bear Wreath
Dog Wreath	Animal Wreath	Steelers Diaper Wreath
Pink Teddy Bear Wreath	Ducky Diaper Wreath	Heart Shaped Diaper Wreath
Boy Precious Moments Wreath	Colorfull Monkey Wreath	Pink Animal Wreath
Boy Toys Wreath	Blue Ribbon Wreath	Blue and Green Wreath
Happy Bugs and Butterflies Wreath	Christmas Diaper Wreath	Duck Diaper Wreath

My daughter had her baby 2/24/07 during a very bad snowstorm in Wisconsin. I had started this wreath on friday afternoon, and was lucky it was very easy and quick to do as she had her baby at 1:08 am Sat morning.

I used the guide on your site to make a diaper wreath. I have made 2 now and have gotten rave reviews. Thank you.

This diaper wreath was made with 12 size 2 diapers and a white 12" styrofoam ring. I started by attsaching the diapers to the ring one by one. I used curling ribbon to attach them to the ring. Continue doing this, making sure to squeeze the diapers together to make room for all 12 diapers. Once all the diapers are on the ring you can space them out evenly. I then took ribbon to cover where I tied the diapers to the ring. There is a small space in between the diapers and I was able to glue the ribbon right to the styrofoam without touching the diapers. Where I used the glue to attach the ribbon, I placed small white and pink flowers. The little sign hanging in the middle of the wreath is a piece of cardstock with a blank sticker on it and I wrote it's a girl. I used a white wired ribbon to make a bow with curling ribbon to add to the bottom of the wreath

The diaper wreath is a hit at showers! Fairly easy to make and everything is usable when disassembled.

I used the guide on your site to make a diaper wreath. I have made 2 now and have gotten rave reviews. Thank you.

For this diaper wreath, I used 9 pampers,2 pair socks,1 body,8 chocolates and a plush hen. All is wrapped around a styrfoam circle.

I would like to thank this site and all the beautiful ideas that were on it, if it wasn't for this site I wouldn't have been able to make this diaper cake and the diaper wreath's.

I made the diaper cake and the blue wreath for an aunt that is having a baby soon, it was a lot of fun to do. Once again I would like to thank you for your very helpful site, it has a lot of fun and creative ideas on it and I will be visiting it frequently. I hope that everyone enjoys these pictures and that someone will will be inspired by them.

I made this diaper wreath for my sister who was expecting a boy. The baby came early, so I needed something I could quickly put together for the hospital. I started by choosing a variety of baby items to hang on the wreath. The design on the diapers was blue, so I used shades of blue, yellow and green on the wreath. I hung a cute frog stuffed animal in the middle of the wreath. It says a prayer if you push on its belly. I gave it to her at the hospital to hang in her hospital room. It really brightened up the place!

Here are the pictures of a diaper cake, the wreath, and the stroller I made for my girlfriend's baby shower.

I used this website to learn how to make a diaper wreath for my niece's baby shower. It was my first time making one and it turned out fabulous! Thank you so much. Here is a photo. She loves Tigger, so I found a stuffed one and added it to the wreath. She even hung it on her hospital door. All the nurses came by to see the wreath. It was a huge hit.

You have learned valuable directions on making your own creative diaper wreath. Come back and share your ideas and photos with us when you have created your masterpiece!

I loved my baby shower. In fact I am now a WAHM for an 18 month old toddler boy. I custom design diaper cakes,wreaths and bath time sundaes. Here is a blue and yellow diaper wreath that I made.

1. Unfold the diapers, so they make a long rectangle. Don't unfold the wing parts, just unfold the main crease along the bottom.
2. Wrap the diaper around the wreath, so that the crease is towards the middle of the ring and the top of the diaper sticks out away from the middle. Place a clear rubber band around the top of the diaper to secure it to the wreath. Don't try to wrap it around multiple times, like you would for hair. Just once will do.
3. Overlap each following diaper onto the previous diaper, to create a smooth, slightly swirled look for the end result.
4. Decorate

I made a diaper wreath from the instructions on your website and it turned out awesome! Thanks for the great website! Diaper wreaths are a good less expensive option to diaper cakes, and just as cute!

I got some great ideas from this site...THANKS I made this wreath for myself. My baby boy is due in Dec. I wrapped the diapers around and glued them together. I used some silver Christmas ribbon mixed in with some baby blue and its a boy ribbon.I hung blue passys and bells from the center. I have gotten several comments,and since made one for a friend having a girl.

I put my diapers around my wreath with alternating red, green, blue, and orange ribbon. Then I started tying stuff to it and the last part of this project I added a green care bear in the center of it.

Here is a picture of a diaper wreath I just finished for a friends shower in a few weeks.

This diaper wreath is covered in pink and silver.The diapers are wrapped with silver,and pink "Its a Girl" ribbon.It is has babies,flowers,bottles,pins on it. Pink hearts,pink pacifiers,silver belles and YES disco balls hang from pink and silver ribbon.It is topped off by a big pink and silver bow. Everyone knew that there was a baby girl in that hospital room.

This wreath and matching diaper cake was made for my sisters shower. The white diapers are wrapped in pink and green ribbon. There is a pink rose on top and small flowers all over.The pink butterfly in the middle is beaded. There are two large pins in the center bottom with a butterfly in the middle. The pair were a big hit at the shower.

I made one of friends a Diaper Wreath last night using the instructions on your website and thought I would share my creation with you. Thank you so much for providing this project with all of us! I put my diapers on backwards because I didn't like the colors in the design and I think it still looks awesome. I used a 18 in. Metal wreath from Michael's, Size 5 diapers, little wooden Monkey pieces, and I painted wooden letters to spell the baby's name with. I couldn't figure out how I was going to attach the letters until I got home and realized when I pulled the plastic off, the staple was still attached and I could use that to string the curly ribbon through and it worked perfectly...It was a fun project to do and I am so glad I have a lot of baby showers coming up! I can't wait to come up with more Ideas!

I haven't seen this version of a diaper wreath before, so I thought I'd send it in. I made this in honour of my new miracle niece - she was born prematurely to my 44 year old sister last November and she was now well enough to celebrate her arrival on April 20th. I constructed the heart shape from foam core board, covered the shape with wide bias tape and then attached the diapers with clear non-tearing pony-tail holders, then wove differnt color ribbon between and around the diapers. We wanted something just decorative, so I shopped around for little trinkets with Sarah's name on it (they're hard to see in the photo, but there are a couple of bracelets and a medallion) I purchased the 'Precious Moments' letters for the top of the wreath and using the same elastics attached them to the ribbons on the diapers. For the ribbons, I just glued cardboard cut letters (the kind used for scrapbooking) to wired ribbon and just loosely attached them to the ribbons around the diapers. The wreath was a hit, Sarah is adorable and my sister is using the wreath to decorate Sarah's room. Pulled the whole thing together in one evening.

here's my sports themed diaper wreath that I made for a friend's baby shower. This was so much fun to make!! garnished with small basketballs and hanging sports whistles. I added things like washclothes, brush & comb set, bottle, teething ring, 4 sports-themed onesies, and some link-a-doos. Tied with blue and Yellow curling ribbon, and also some sheer light blue fabric ribbon. I love how it came out and I'm hoping it will be a big hit at the shower!! I also made a very simple diaper cake, wrapped sport-designed sleepers around the layers, used sports bibs as the top of the layers, added a simple blue foam soccer ball as the topper and wrapped some yellow cloth ribbon around all the layers.

I made this diaper wreath by wrapping diapers around a foam wreath. then I tied an outfit, bib, baby wash, baby lotion, and some socks to it.

 

This diaper wreath was made for my Cousin Kelly's shower, as you can tell she's having a girl. We bought some of the items from her registry and added them to the wreath for a more personal effect.

I am a realtively new internet based company and need to get the word out. I love your site. I've used it so many times....to plan my daughter's three baby showers. I made a diaper cake for her at her shower and then got so many compliments on it so I decided to open a business doing these. I also do wreaths and lollipop bouquets (out of washcloths). My website is www.TheDiaperBaker.com Absolutely I would love for you to credit me these pictures. I hope you like them....

 

This diaper wreath was made for my sister's baby shower. Not knowing the sex of the baby, all colors remained fairly neutral. I used approximately 18 premium disposable diapers. I used a brown teddy bear and powder blue and yellow polka dot wired ribbon to attach him and decorate. I tied each diaper with a small yellow curling ribbon. To each diaper I added small novely items such as pink and blue plastic pacifiers, trial sized baby wash, lotions, baby powder, shampoos, small rocking horses, and small pink and blue plasic diaper pins. I also added pastel colored daisies, and curled each ribbon.

I first started with a Sock Rose Bouquet that I made for a coworker, she about cried when she saw it. We were looking for other things to make for the baby shower and on your website there were wonderful and EASY directions for the diaper wreath. When I gave it to her she was so excited and showed it off to just about everyone that we worked with. She had it on display at her shower and a guest asked her where she got it and she told her that a friend made it for the baby and even painted the letters... it was funny when she told me the story. That guest wanted one for her sisters shower and asked for my number. I may have a small business started here and I want to thank you and your website for such an opportunity to find my most creative side! Thank you! About the wreath... I used 28 size 1 diapers and silk ribbon rather than wrapping paper curl ribbon. I like the way that the ribbon looked like streamers rather than curlling ribbon being curly. I attached the diapers with clear hair elastics and then because I wanted to be simple I weaved polkadot ribbon around the diapers sort of like a frame. painted the wooden letters plain then added polkadots with the head of 2 different sized nails to achieve the affect that I was looking for to match the bedroom set. The wood letters have a staple in the back and I threaded the ribbon through to tie to the wreath. I got the monkeys (already painted and put together at Michaels, they have so many cute animals already painted and put together) and tied a bow around their neck and used some more ribbon to tie them on the wreath. 2 pink onsies and 2 polkadot pacifiers to match the pattern. It came out so beautiful that noone believed that it was my first wreath and that I got the simple directions at your creative baby shower ideas website. thank you again!

Here is the second one that I made. It is so cute also. I took a separate picture of the detail of the painting.

I made a diaper wreath out of Flora Craft Straw it was 16", clear wrapped or shrink wrapped. I purchased it at a store for less then $4.00. Then I went to the store and bought a pack of 28, size 3 diapers. My daughter bought some cute teething rings that were opened alittle on one end made them perfect for slipping around the ribbon. I live in Florida and had brought up with me a stuffed alligator maybe 8" long, thought it would be cute on the wreath since I'm now living in Florida. I already had blue, white and yellow curling ribbon. I went looking around Wal-Mart and for .54 cents each I bought 4 little wood animals cutouts painted and real cute. My wreath turned out so nice, my grandaughter loved it, infact she wore it around her neck on her way out the door when the shower was over. Everyone loved my wreath, including me..I would have never had known that I could make something so pretty if it hadn't been for this site! Baby Shower Idea's, thank you so much.

The Pittsburgh Steelers diaper wreath is self explanatory, I just took the Steelers stuff and attached it to the diaper wreath, these parents are just such big Steelers fans. This was a great gift and they hung it out when their son was born to announce the arrival. I use a 16 inch wreath form, and wrap my diapers so they flair, I am not afraid to load these, even though diapers are expensive, the buyer as well as the people receiving, like a nice full wreath. This wreath has 23 size 2 diapers(12-18 lbs) so it is 24 inches finished. as you can see it takes up great door space, so it is seen quite nicely.

This is the boy version, it was done on a slightly smaller budget, I accomplished this by using less expensive diapers, Wal-mart brand Parent's choice are a nice substitute. I fanned out the boy socks, placed 2 burp clothes for the center bow, and tied the duck hanging down the middle.

This girl diaper wreath was made to fit a small budget, as you can see it really doesn't lack anything. It is done on a 16 inch wreath form, it too has 23 size 2 diapers (12-18 lbs.) I just chose to use a less expensive brand of diaper to fit the budget. I rolled the socks to look like rose buds, as well as the wash clothes, I took 2 burp clothes for the center bow, and centered with a pair of booties, and of course the teddy bear.

I bent a wire coat hanger into the shape of a heart. (the hook part is a bonus for hanging!) i then attached diapers with clear elastic bands and tied ribbon around each individual diaper. i wove silk flowers throughout the wreath and embellished with washcloths, baby shoes, shampoos, spoons, headbands etc.

The "Precious moments" wreath is the very first wreath I made, it was a joint effort, my sister was having her second baby, 17 years between children, and a boy, she needed everything. My family, all my sisters 3 others, and our mom left me in charge, so we put together a great basket, and with the left overs, I made this wreath. It is done on a 16 in wreath form, 22 size 2 diapers( 12-18 lbs) It has samples of baby bath products, 4 and 8 oz. baby bottles filled with wash clothes, and burp clothes, a picture frame, socks, like I said left overs, I also found this praying Precious Moments doll, and made a blue bow, and enter twined the ribbon though out. This is one of my favorites, however I see how things evolve into better, but this was the beginning of my addiction to making unique baby items. I am also enclosing the basket pictures, so you can see how full it was, and why I needed to do something with the left overs.

Thank you so much for sharing such great ideas, and for sparking so many women's creative side. If any one would like to order, or talk to me about a gift, you can e-mail me at: thecornershedgifts@yahoo.com.

These are pictures of the wreath. It is much easier than the diaper cake was!! We took a basic wreath form and wrapped it with diapers. We used clear elastics around the top of the diapers. Then I used a bunch of different patterned blue baby boy ribbons around it, added a light up baby bed sticker at the top, tied on shower favors, (rattles, babies) and added some wide blue ribbon at the bottom with the baby's name in marker and glitter. Braylon down one side and Alexander down the other. Voila....ready to hang on the hospital room door.

I made this for my niece, after looking at your site....thank you.

This is a diaper wreath I made for my husband's cousin! I love making diaper cakes! I am just trying to get my business started!My company is Diapers By The Slice.

This is my first diaper wreath. I made it for my first grand child. I plan to take it to the hospital when she is born.