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Straight pins and any other decorations that you choose. There are many variations to this project so let your imagination soar! Enjoy!
Final Product: What You Will Create
Preface:
Wedding Towel Cake: Chocolate Decadence
This
is a wonderful project that you can create for weddings with a custom
monogram on the cake. You can monogram each towel so when the wedding or
shower is done, the wedding party has a beautiful gift that has been
personalized for them. Use at a wedding as table center pieces or at a
bridal shower. This can also be done for a baby shower with baby themed
designs instead. Your design can be with white bath towels or colored
with a design in the towels to enhance the end result of your project.
Step 1:
Fold your bath towel long ways in half and then in half again. Leaving
the elegant design on the towel exposed to be part of the cake
decoration.
Step 2:
Fold second bath towel the same way. Follow these steps for your hand towels and lay aside for your middle layer.
Step 3:
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Attach the end of your bath towels to make one long towel. You can attach them using safety pin as you see in the picture.
Step 4:
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Now roll your towels into a beautiful bottom cake keeping your ends tight and together as illustrated.
Step 5:
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Repeat steps 1 through 4 for hand towels
also to create the middle layer cake. For this one we turned the layer
on the towel inside so we have a solid chocolate cake layer in the
middle.
Tina Broes has been in the embroidery industry for 13 years selling embroidery equipment and owning her own embroidery business. Creator of many embroidery designs and projects from wedding to applique to fun baby projects. Keeping the fun in embroidery.