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Kids decorating small gingerbread houses at the Christmas craft party. This bright, pastel-roofed gingerbread house boasts plenty of color (while it lasts ... your kids are going to eat all of those petite candies!). We hope you use these tips to create fantastic holiday memories!
Victorian Row Houses
Thin Gingerbread (for roof and décor)Combine flour, sugar, spices, baking soda and salt. Add shortening and pulse until the mixture is like coarse sand. Add molasses and process until a smooth dough forms, adjusting with water as needed. Roll dough to ⅛-inch thick between pieces of parchment paper then chill overnight. Thick Gingerbread (for walls)Combine flour, spices, baking powder, baking soda and salt. In a mixing bowl, cream shortening and brown sugar until well mixed.
Mini Bears Gingerbread House
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Although it is subtle, the pink in this house stands out when contrasted to the rest of the house. With the frosting mistletoes, peppermint, and gummy trees, you can feel the joy radiating from this house. Consider what style of gingerbread house you want to build and decorate. Will it be a login cabin, traditional gingerbread house, or unique?
Amazingly Crafted Gingerbread Houses
A house that perfectly emulates a New England home in winter. This large mold uses chocolate bars to form the shingles of the roof with blue frosting emulating that shiny ‘blue paint’ finish. The wrinkles and air also help to reinforce this look, giving it the look of freshly painted wood. The porch is also a nice feature, made with chocolate bars as the walkways with candy cane supporting beams; it adds more the winter feel that much more.
Traditional Gingerbread House With Gumdrop Roof
The classic gingerbread house-made small and compact and an excellent testament of what you can accomplish with just two simple ingredients. Although there are quite a few decorative flourishes, such as the hard candy and gumdrop window accents, most of the house is constructed from just clever use of frosting. With just a few pattern changes, you can create a diverse pattern that mirrors tiles if you only have gingerbread and icing available. Multi-colored candies like Sixlets make for a subtle but beautiful shingle effect that is both visually arresting and tasty as well. “It’s so much easier than doing the whole ‘make your own melted sugar,’” Boake adds.
Mini Graham Cracker House Design with Green and Red Candy
Add egg and molasses and mix well, then add dry ingredients and mix until a smooth dough forms. Remove from bowl, wrap in plastic and chill overnight. Have extra gingerbread dough you want to make use of (or don’t want to eat)? Make a star cookie or other extra shapes to affix to the top of your house in lieu of a chimney.
Employ icing all over
Another traditional gingerbread house with some simplistic gilding designs. With more simplistic frosting designs and a broad array of candy, this house is every kid’s dream to eat. The roof is made with a combination of gummies and harder candies, with the roof being mostly made from frosting with some candies thrown into the mix. More gummies provide a colorful walkway with a decorative wreath of more floral candies.
Professionally Designed Gingerbread House With Detailed Frosting Decor
The icicles and iceberg featured here were all carved using the rotary tool. With a peppermint window and a marshmallow roof, this house is (almost) too cute to eat. Cut out larger pieces of gingerbread to create a country-style gingerbread barn. Gingerbread is the hot, new medium for artists to show what their made of.
A gingerbread barn inspired by traditional trips to a Christmas tree farm. The barn sides are rolled and cut with piped gingerbread battens, attached before baking. All of the tiny wreaths, trees, and greenery are made from royal icing.
A mother and daughter are decorating a gingerbread house at home in their kitchen. They are both wearing red and the little girl is wearing a Santa hat in the spirit of the Christmas holidays. A picturesque image of a forest cottage and excellent use of extra cereal you have lying around.
Plus, this house is lovely for all those that like a little touch of gold as well. Roof is made from chewing gum ,the trees are made from ice cream cones with royal icing. Red gingerbread dough painted with red food coloring was used for the look of stained wood. The nuts in the bowl, the green bag, head and votive candle were made from molded Rice Krispie treats covered with fondant.
For the chocolate lover in all of us, this house delivers. The gingerbread church is all gingerbread structure, royal icing adhesive, colored frosting accents, candy stained glass windows, Rice Krispie treats substrate covered in green royal icing. The bricks were cut from slabs of gingerbread using a pizza wheel and a paring knife.
Rather, all it takes is some candies or, for Boake and her pink Victorian house, pink strawberry Pocky snacks that she found at an Asian mall to create rosy wood slating. Green homemade cookie with white snow icing adornment isolated on orange background. The pink Mike & Ikes give this house a Candyland feel with its vibrant colors and clever uses of red Sixlets for the juniper berries.
The blue fondant shingles of this waterfront house were measured using a ruler to keep them uniform. This project is based on the poem “There Was a Crooked Man”. Carefully shaped red fondant on the roof mimics terra cotta shingles and gum paste flowers fill each window’s planter box.
The whimsical colors of the gumdrops and hard candies are eye-catching and fun. The perfectly squishy looking trees and wreath above the door bring out the holiday-feel and also looks delicious! Our favorite is the use of the white frosting for the beautifully sheeted snow on top of the house. The classic gingerbread house complete with your very own gingerbread man. The M&M’s provide a chocolaty and very vibrant roof design, while the rest of the house has your more traditional trimmings.
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