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Jul 27 '09 by Threadless

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THREADCAKES! One week left!!

Hey you crazy baking Threadless fans! There is only ONE WEEK left to submit your Threadless inspired delicious delight! That's right! The submission period ends on August 3, so get baking...

And whether you're participating or not, you NEED to see the gallery of awesome cakes that have already been submitted! They're pretty sweet... (ha!)

CharlesFesta on Jul 27 '09 at 10:03am

favorite cake tunes! start now! hahah

thelastmagician on Jul 27 '09 at 10:04am

hey, since the deadline's my birthday, can i get a free cake?

squatterjohn on Jul 27 '09 at 10:16am

jeffreyg on Jul 27 '09 at 10:28am

WOW. This is my favorite cake.

nikolina100 on Jul 27 '09 at 11:53am

^^^^^^ that one is BAD ASS!!!

skaw on Jul 27 '09 at 1:22pm

that is incredible

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Janno23T on Aug 01 '09 at 11:27pm

That article is so great! But aside from that breaking report let me share something new. Ruby's Diner, a chain of typical American diner style restaurants, has paired up with CureDuchenne to fundraise for a worthy charity. If a person goes to the CureDuchenne website and prints off the flier, at cureduchenne.org, and brings it to the Corona Del Mar, CA, location, that location will donate 20% of all food and beverage (except alcoholic beverages) proceeds to the CureDuchenne organization. Duchenne's is a form of muscular dystrophy (MS) that only affects males, and it is severe. The afflicted rarely live beyond late teens to their 30s, and typically are wheelchair bound by 15 or earlier. Curing Duchenne's is a cause worthy of going to Ruby's Diner or giving no fax loans to fight.

Mary Squid on Aug 03 '09 at 4:29pm

What a great contest, I entered , and have looked at the gallery and have been really impressed! Wondering if next year there should be a special catagory for cakes that have/need an amazing amount of structure, because the rules sound clear and yet have an indefinable amount of wiggle room at the same time. Wondering whether to be more impressed with people who took them very literally, or those who plowed ahead with their vision. Very interested in the judging. One of my favorite 3Ds has a lot of structure, one of my favorite 2Ds is minimalist to the extreme.

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