Girl Diaper Cake Gallery

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.

 

 

 

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.

 

 

 

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.

 

 

 

 

 

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.

 

This diaper cake was made for a friends daughter's first baby girl. I used approximately 100 premium disposable diapers, each rolled and secured with rubber bands. I used a 10" cardboard cake board as the base of the second tier. Once preparing my second tier of diapers, I place on the cake board making sure to leave about 2 1/2" in exposed board around the tier. I sprayed the exposed board with sticky spray and topped with pink and white shredded paper. I did the same for the top tier, only using an 8" cake board. Used a pink teddy bear and pink daisy as a topper. I wrapped the top and bottom layers with a pink satin bow with pink and polka dot bow inset. The middle layer with the same pink sating bow with an "it's a girl" bow inset. I then hot glued small novelty item, i.e. pink plastic pacifiers, tiny rocking horses, pink daisies, and trial sized baby wash, lotions, and shampoos.

 

 

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 cake I just finished for a friend due on 8-8-08. The ingredients are:

35 sz 1, and 95 sz 2 Pampers Swaddlers
6 pairs of sock roses
14 washcloths
stuffed doll
musical stuffed bugbaby's first Christmas ornament
1 small and 1 large Soothie bottle
2 pacifiers
a pair of ballet slippers
2 pairs of booties
2 dresses
2 sleepers
2 outfits
5 bibs
2 teethers
2 headbands
2 spoon and fork sets
cucumber melon baby wash and lotion
travel baby powder
travel baby lotion
silk roses
50 ft of ribbon and a lot of patience!!!!!

I made this cake for my husband's cousin... We knew she was having a girl and it is my first girl cake I have made. I think it turnes out pretty cute. It is only about 14 inches tall.. It had to be portable for a looooong trip.

I made a baby girl diaper cake with stuffed animal rattles, rolled up onesies, baby bottles in the center to hold each tier together and pacifiers pinned by baby pins. This was my first diaper cake and enjoyed adding and adding to it. Now my other friend is having a boy, can't wait to see what the next one will look like.

This was my first diaper cake I made and when I took it to the baby shower as a gift for the mom to be it had so much attention they took it and used it as a center piece, when I left the shower I had an order for 6 diaper cakes.

Congratulations on your website! It is a source of inspiration to every creative mom ;-) Although baby showers and diaper cakes are not so common here in Greece, I have starred creating a few diaper cakes for some friends of mine and I would like to share some photos with you. The first one was created with disposable diapers and various toys and embelishments. The last two are ecofriendly, created with biodegradable diapers, organic clothing and accesories. You can visit my blog http://popelix.blogspot.com and select the keyword diaper cakes.

I just wanted to show some of my diaper masterpieces.Thanks! www.diapercakedesigns.com

I just wanted to show some of my diaper masterpieces.Thanks! www.diapercakedesigns.com

I wrapped the diapers around small, medium, and large round containers using a rubber band for each layer. Then I attached the ribbon in the center of the diapers, over the rubber band using sewing needles. I then cut bendable ribbon and have pieces going down each side of the cake from the top. Each piece of ribbon is bent to look wavy. Finally, I used a small stuffed animal as the topper. The stuffed animal had a bow tied around it.

My son and daughter in law are expecting their first baby in July. The want her theme to be John Deere (which is brown and pink). I made her a no-sew blanket that said Girls drive tractors too. and it had a brown john deere tractor on it. I went with the brown and pink theme for the cake (which was made with the boutique style design) I have noticed many people add TOO much items and make the cake loose it's appearance of an actual cake. I went to the store and purchased several small baby girl items and sparingly placed them on the cake. I bought the items seperate for the cake topper and put it together, again, with the pink and brown theme. The white ribbon on the topper says "its a girl" in brown and also says "its a girl" in pink. I then decided to add the brown shredded paper to give the cake an "icing" effect. Which turned out (very pleasant surprise) to resemble coconut! I am a nurse, so of course I had to get my first grand-daughter some clog s (shoes on cake) and add them to the cake as well. I used hot glue to hold everything in place (except for the sleeping baby on side) the pillow her head is on was carefully tucked under the second layer of diapers there are also some small items tied by rippon and then tied onto the ribbon holding diapers together (this is so they can be moved around to suit the creator). I hope everyone enjoys the picture and hope it does the cake justice. As this was my first diaper cake I have attempted to make. And to my surprise I was pleased with it. I just hope my Son and Daughter-in-law are as well.

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This was my first ever attempt at making a diaper cake. My sister was pregnant and I wanted to do something special. I love the cake, not bad for a first timer. My sister loves it so much she won't take it apart.

I did this cake for my sister in laws shower. 1.is a diaper cake 2. is a diaper bad filled 3. is a high chair in the box created to look like a block

5 Tier Diaper Cake...

2 rubber bands per rolled diaper

I made one layer for the first tier then used a larger elastic to band all around the baby wipe bag. The second tier was the same as first (babywipe bag still sticking up from first tier as an existing core. Third tier was made using a Large Pillar white candle (for Mom)as the core suport. Then wrap diapers around candle.Use Larger elastic again to hold together. Follow same directions for Fourth Tier still using candle as center support. Fifth Tier you will use a medium stuffed animal.. in this case a "Glow-Worm" as the center core support.. placed Cheerleader shirt over the Glow-Worm and stuffed the front with two rolled diaper horizontally and also two horizontal diaper in the back.

Pom-Pom Balls were made from Household Duster stick broke down by colors and elastic placed @ base to hold together. Pom-Pom sticks were made w/ wooden stick stirers as pom-pom sticks.. held together w/ elastics and attached @ one side to the base of the pom-pom w/ another elastic. place stick of pom-pom in one arm hole of shirt and do the same w/ other side arm hole.. Hair tie Bow from cheerleading outfit was placed on the 4th Tier Center rolled diaper. Using streamers and ribbon to wrap around each tier to cover the Elastic bands which secure each teir layer together. White ribbon made into curlie ribbons were draped from top to bottom for a nice effect.. Shoes were taped to base on each side of cake, also a Box of Kleenex was placed to the back Right corner taped to the base and a shower scrubbie ball was placed on the back Left corner. (Kleenex and Bath scrubbie ball are for the new mother).

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Girl diaper cake submitted to cake gallery by:

Geri A. from Yuma, AZ

 

I have just recently taken on the hobby of making Diaper cakes, I am getting great reviews. I love to make them, I find them so relaxing.....

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Girl diaper cake submitted to cake gallery by:

Geri A. from Yuma, AZ

 

I have just recently taken on the hobby of making Diaper cakes, I am getting great reviews. I love to make them, I find them so relaxing.....

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Girl diaper cake submitted to cake gallery by:

Andrea from Justice, IL

 

Pink Passion- instead of recieveing blankets- I used easil and low cost scrapbooking paper, cut to size and held together with clear scotch tape. All together it cost be about 30 to make total..including the onsies, wash towels and socks-Dollar tree can be a great friend!

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Girl diaper cake submitted to cake gallery by:

Lisa from NSW, Austraila

 

Hi my name is Lisa from NSW in Australia and this is my first attempt at a nappy cake! Thanks to your website for some great ideas and tips. I love the fact that you can cater your cake to your budget. I used both disposable and cloth nappies as I am not sure which the mummy will be using and I didn't want to ruin the surprise by asking! It turned out well as the disposable nappies are shorter so it gave a lot of room to hide the gifts in between layers.

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Girl diaper cake submitted to cake gallery by:

Alejandra O. from El Centro, California

 

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