"Floor 1": Counting diapers clockwise from top: 21, 32, 7, 32. We held them together by using elastic string and cutting pieces of cardboard to keep them straight. |
2nd Floor: 24, 14, 24 |
3rd Floor: 16, 7, 16 |
Front completed. Sort of. |
After this point, it was getting too late. It was almost 10pm and this was 3hrs into the whole building process. We forgot to take photos until we got to this:
And this is what it looks displayed at the office. Even with my super crafty dad, it still took the two of us about 4.5hrs to piece this together. Total work hours may be a bit less, since we had Ice Age playing in the background. It was fun, but at 11:56pm (official time we said, "WE'VE HAD IT"), we both really just wanted to sleep.
Alright! Time to go join the party. I will really be regretting staying up so late last night, especially since I'm going from FT job to PT job with no breaks in between, then work til today is tomorrow, but I am really pleased how the cake turned out.
Enjoy your weekend, all!
So cool!!!!
ReplyDeleteVery cute!
ReplyDeleteOh, how fun!!
ReplyDeleteFinished product looks awesome!
ReplyDeleteTotally awesome! How creative! I love it.
ReplyDeletePeace <3
Jay
That is beautiful! Well done Tanner!
ReplyDeleteI'm stalking you cuz j told me too. LOL
ReplyDeleteThat is amazing but if I ever got one I would never have used it for my kids because it would have been too cool to destroy.
That is spectacular! Why a football stadium? What are the pink things on top? Why? You may have a career!
ReplyDeleteFootball stadium because they're both hardcore Ravens fans, and they met in a Ravens' game. It was also mostly for the dad-to-be, who is with our company. So I didn't want to give him a regular cake to rob him of more of his manlihood! The pink things are baby rattle/favors we put on the table.
DeleteSuper cute (get it? superbowl? cute?) Pretty labour intensive gift - I'm sure it was much appreciated!
ReplyDeleteHaha, thank you! Everyone seems to love it, but yeah, extremely labor intensive.
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ReplyDeleteHow did you keep the 7 diapers in the bottom row from bunching up? I used two cardboard strips on each side and they still pulled together! Love your idea, am making one now!
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