Towel Cake

lltravis Posted: Jul 02, 2002 03:48 PM

Towel Cake

I am sure many of you have seen this before but I just did it for my mom's shower and it was so cute. I made it a bath theme with a little rubber ducky and bubbles etc.. It was super easy to do...Check it out!
Towel cake

metphan Posted: Jul 02, 2002 04:14 PM

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that's so cute!

Sonicstef Posted: Jul 02, 2002 04:15 PM

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Can you tell me where you bought the rubber duckies? How much did they cost?

tracyann74 Posted: Jul 02, 2002 04:21 PM

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I just got one of those at my shower last weekend! It was so beautiful. It had flowers cascading off of it like a real cake and a bride and groom topper. I never saw anything like it before and it was a big hit!!

lltravis Posted: Jul 02, 2002 04:24 PM

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I got the rubber duckies at a store called Rickys in the City, they were $1 something there...I am trying to think where you could get them in LI...maybe Claire's, Target or a Baby store..not sure..good luck! You can be really creative with it..I stuck some bubbles and a long bath loofa out of the top..here is a pic..I am such a dork =)

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jeng Posted: Jul 02, 2002 04:54 PM

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I just saw rubber ducks in Linen'N'Things. Old Navy used to carry them too.

The towel cake is really cute. I may do that for my MOH when she gets married in May.

Thanks for the info.

Jen

applesfla Posted: Jul 02, 2002 05:12 PM

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I had never heard of that before, what a cute idea!!

boosh78201 Posted: Jul 02, 2002 05:45 PM

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My godmother just gave me one for my shower! It is so beautiful!!

jennbaby Posted: Jul 02, 2002 08:36 PM

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what a nice thing to do! I love the towel cake idea-I emailed it to my MOH thanks! (hint hint!)

JennK Posted: Jul 02, 2002 10:46 PM

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What a cool idea...thanks for passing it on!

ss2002 Posted: Jul 03, 2002 08:00 AM

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LOL...I made one a few weeks ago for a bridal shower. I am definitely NOT the creative, crafty, handy type-but have to admit it came out nice!

I used all white towels, three 'tiers' and trimmed it with silk ribbon and rosettes that I got at a trimmings shop in midtown. I used a long wooden skewer down the middle to hold it all together and topped it off with a mini bride and groom cake topper. Tip---cheaper, thinner towels are easier to work with.