I saw a diaper cake on the internet and fell in love with the idea of it. My daughter is pregnant and we were having a baby shower for her. I decided to try my hand at making a diaper cake. This cake turned out beautiful and was so talked about at the shower I just wanted to share it. I packed this cake full...(of course I did its for my first grand daughter...lol) there was no room left on it.

My daughter loved it, she didn't want to take it apart. One thing I did do that I have not seen yet was use hair ties instead of rubber bands. The were just the little ones and my thinking was my daughter could use these for the babies hair also instead of rubber bands that she would probably throw away. This made the diaper cake totally usable for my daughter. I enjoyed making this cake so much I have recently made another for my cousin.

This diaper cake took some time as I made it while my infant daughter slept. This was my first, but I would like to make some more. She is having a girl, and I thought the tulle made a nice statement, as her theme is very frilly.

Here is a diaper cake I made for my sister-in-law. It was filled with hidden gifts.

This is my first diaper cake. It was so much fun to make, and it was a big hit at my niece's shower. I used MANY diapers, small baby animals, flowers and ribbon. The top was a cute pink poodle.

I made this diaper-cake for my sister-in-law. I was totally blank as to what to get her until I came across this website and realised, from all the inspired creations shared by other people - I could make one too!

I can hardly wait to see the look on the ladies at the shower tomorrow. I'm so excited!

Here is the first diaper cake I have ever made. It took about 30 minutes or so. I may eventually add a couple other items. I'm pretty happy on how it turned out.

Ingredients:
44 Luvs diapers for the 1st layer
24 Luvs diapers for the 2nd layer 8 Luvs diapers for the 3rd layer
(all rolled up with clear tape) 1 8oz. Huggies Baby Lotion
1 8oz. Johnson's Baby Oil
3 Receiving Blankets - FROSTING
Addt'l Items to Fill-in.

The lotion and baby oil in center hold together the tiers of cake. 3 flowered receiving blankets to give "frosted" cake look. I wrapped layers of diapers with receiving blankets, tied 2.5" wire ribbon around 1st & 2nd Layer and made a bow. I tucked in Johnson's Baby Shampoo 1.5oz., Head-to-toe Baby Wash 1oz., 2 Johnson's Baby Lotions 1oz., Johnson's Baby Powder 1.5oz., Desitin Sample Cream, Johnson's Soothing Sample Lotion, Johnson's Head-to-toe 15oz. Baby Wash, 8 Wash Cloths, Teething Keys & Ring. Topped with 8 more Wash Cloths & Cleaning Buddy tied with a pink ribbon. Place "cake" on a silver cake platter. Finally wrapped it in cellophane and pink curling ribbon.

Ingredients:
2 Bottles (8oz on the bottom, 4oz on the top)
5 pack of baby bibs
80 pack of Target brand diapers
various party favors and decorations

This was for my sister's baby shower. She had already recieved a lot of the necessities for baby...lotions, teeting rings etc. So I decided I wanted a cake that was a little less themed with so much baby stuff and wanted something that looked a little more like an actual cake. I placed bibs on the bottom of my platter and centered the diapers around bottles. The "cake topper" is actually an ink pen that says "It's a girl", my sister used the pen at work. Everything else was just to be pretty. It all cost about 25 dollars!

To make this diaper cake, I rolled up disposable diapers, used rubber bands to keep them together and around an empty paper towel roll. Put on a cake round, decorated that. On top, used onesies, folded over, then secured with ribbon. Diaper cream sits inside. The other layers were decorated with different ribbons.

I have created a couple of diaper cakes. This one I made for my director who is having a girl. I have done different research and added my own touch to these cakes. Enjoy. I hope to get to see these cakes on the website. It was great fun to create these cakes.

About 15-20 diapers is needed to make this cake. You will also need 1 hat, 1 onesie( It can say whatever you'd like), 1 pair of booties, matching ribbon of your choice and flowers.

I came on this website to learn how to make a diaper cake and this is what I came up with. I think its so cute I want one for myself!

I used to take diaper cakes to baby showers as my present to the new mom and baby. Thanks to the great reviews and a little proding from my recipients, I am now in the process of converting this hobby into a business. I have a website and would like to share a picture of my diaper cakes with you. If anyone wants to find my business, its at www.babynappycakes.com. Thanks!

I started by covering a 16 inch cake circle with pink tissue paper. Then rolled the diapers and secured them with rubber bands. Next I created each layer and added the teddy bear ribbon to cover the rubber bands. Then added a sheer pink ribbon around the top of each layer along with a sparkly purple bow on top. Used a very small dab of hot glue to attatch the socks and small pink ribbon tied to dowel rods to add the various baby items.

Now I have started I can't stop and each experiment is a new delight. I am selling them out of a local shop and so far I think it is costing me money. LOL!