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Mod Mom Diaper Cakes Photos and How To Tips
Welcome to our photo gallery of diaper cakes! They are full of ideas and tips by our readers to help you make your own fabulous cake. You are in the mod mom cake section. To view another category, click on the main cake index below. If you have been inspired to make a cake, and you have photos and tips to share with us, you can do so here.
Brandy C. from Harvey, Louisiana
Dani H. from Saint Albans, West Virginia
40 Pampers newborn swaddlers 88 Pampers size 1 swaddlers 4 recieving blankets 4 burp clothes 6 pairs of socks 5 bibs 2 spoons Comb and Brush set A&D ointment Babywash Baby Lotion 4 travel size lotion 4 travel size baby wash 4 travel size diaper cream And LOTS of Love!! I used a large bottle of baby wash and lotion rubberbanded together for the base of the 2 bottom layers. For the top 2 layers and tier we used a box/tube of A&D ointment. The other stuff was hidden inside the cake, I think doing it this way as opposed to using the gifts to "decorate" the outside looks more smooth and neat. Another thing we did differently was instead of decorating w/ ribbon on the cake we took constuction paper and made a ring to fit around each layer of diapers. We then used ribbon and colored "rings" and decorated the construction paper...this way it looks less sloppy and you can use a glue gun b/c its not touching diapers. We used crate paper and shreaded crate paper to do the icing. We also made little diaper purses. We had to use hot glue so these are for keepsake only. We used a toliet paper roll and lots of ribbon...and put the familes names on them. We even made the dad a duffel bag...lol. This was our first cake and we spent about 25-30 hours constructing it b/c we tweeked it alot. Total cost for this cake was around $150. This can be easily lowered by using off brand diapers,not having so many "ingredients", and using not so much ribbon or cheaper ribbon. Hope someone finds this cake useful and idea provoking!
Jenifer S. from the United States
Keonna B. from the Antioch, California
Judy from the United States
 My First Diaper Cake!
Shari T. from the United States
This was my first attempt at a diaper cake, it was so easy and incredibly fun to make. I used 88 diapers, 5 baby washcloths, 6 onesies, 3 gowns, a few teether rings, rattle toys and some baby wash, lotion etc...
Gwen H. from the Fort Worth, Texas
Jenifer S. from wake forest, NC
 Secret!! However, each cake is a 3 tier and made with 55-60 premium diapers. All are atop a corrugated cake platter and adorned individually!! 
Lavita W. from North Carolina
This cake is for baby shower decorations purpose. Includes Pampers and a bottle of dreft down the middle for the mother to use later. I call this the Retro Diaper Cake
Lavita W. from North Carolina
 This cake is for baby shower decorations purpose. Includes Pampers and a bottle of dreft down the middle for the mother to use later. I call this the Tropical Diaper Cake
Alysha from the United States
Here are the diaper cakes I came up with last night using ideas from your website. I used a photo album as the base for the teddy bear one with hot glue for the ribbon bows and washcloths around the top. They are so much fun to make... thanks for all your great ideas!
Marsha from Moore, Oklahoma
Terra M. from Garland, Texas
Janice T. from Mobile Alabama and Kelly T. from Austin Texas
Alysha from the United States
Instructions on how to make this simple MOD MOM diaper cake! Ingredients:
Jacqueline F. from Franklin, Tennessee
I have designed a line of diaper cakes called Burp Cakes. The design incorporated custom burp cloths decorating the cake. This cake has 120 pampers swaddlers and four burps. Thanks!
Alysha from The United States
Tammy M. from Minnie, KY
This is a teddy bear diaper cake. This is the first one I have ever made. I used 56 diapers & 4 receiving blankets with all the decorations you see and I love it. Can't wait for the shower to give it to a old high school friend with her first baby. I got a lot of ideas from your site. Thanks.
Danielle B. from Levittown, PA
There are diapers creating the entire cake. I then wrapped each layer with blankets, onesies, wash clothes and bibs. After it was all put together I added decorations with ribbon, pacifiers, flowers and a cow on top!
Tracy K. from Saskatoon, Canada
I design diaper cakes and wish to share a few pictures with others!The first diaper cake picture is the new "Spring Trendy Cake" by Blue Monkey Designs.
Rainey S. from The United States
I design diaper cakes and wish to share a few pictures with others!The first diaper cake picture is the new "Spring Trendy Cake" by Blue Monkey Designs.
Brenda L. from Stafford, Virgina
This is a chic baby diaper cake I made for a friend. This is the first one I have ever done.
Jessica B from Mississauga, Ontario
I just wanted to submit pictures of the 2 Diaper Cakes i have now made. They we're so much fun! Both cakes have 66 pampers swaddlers, 5 onesies (on the inside - each one is wrapped around a diaper), 2 Gerber soft bite spoons, 4 receiving blankets (3 on the outside, and then one rolled tightly and put through the center of each tier to keep the cake together), a TY pluffie on the top, and then the blue cake i painted a wooden "N" to match the cake for the baby's initial. Finished off with cute little touches of decor! 
Jamie from The United States
This is a Diaper cake I made for my Sister's first baby shower. I kinda "cheated" by not rolling all the diapers, but I think this way keeps the diapers in more useful condition. For the base, I wrapped a box of Newborn diapers with a receiving blanket. I secured it with pins and put rolled diapers around the bottom and secured it with a ribbon. The second tier, I wrapped a box of wipes in a receiving blanket and put rolled diapers around it and secured it with a ribbon. The third tier is rolled in traditional fashion, I added spoons, a bottle as the "topper" and a ribbon. I set the third tier a little off center and put a teddy bear on the side holding the letter "J" for the baby's first initial. I am very happy with the way it turned out. My kids enjoyed helping roll the diapers and putting the rubber bands around them. It truly was an art project as well as a work of art. Heather B. from West Palm Beach, Florida
My cake is made out of 90 pampers swaddlers diapers that are each hand rolled and held together with rubberbands. It is three tiers with measurements of 20" wide by 16" tall and 20" in depth. I start by getting a 12" round cake board (corrugated cardboard) as my base. I place a bottle of champagne in the center with a dab of hot glue to hold to the cake board. I then place each individually rolled diaper around the bottle and tie a piece of yarn around the first row to hold together. I repeat this process until I have 4 rows on the bottom tier. Repeat the same steps building a second tier but only making 3 rows. Then do the third tier building only 2 rows. The whole bottle will be covered at this point. I then get decorative ribbon to wrap around each tier covering the yarn that holds the diapers together. I secure each ribbon with hot glue. I decorated the second and third tier with a 4 piece layette set. Folding pieces to fit, adding ribbon for decoration. Finally I placed silk roses and carnations as the topper on the cake. When Mom takes apart the cake...SURPRISE! There is a bottle of champagne hidden in the center just for her!! Visit my website..www.bottomsupdiapercakes.net
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