
A few weeks ago I decided I was going to try and make a Halloween gingerbread house this year and here it is! It was actually easy to do and made me wonder why I hadn't made gingerbread houses before. The windows were made of peppermint glass and I lit the inside of the house with a short string of Christmas tree lights, inserted into the house before the roof went on with the wire iced in under one of the side panels. Once baked and cooled the

gingerbread is very sturdy and was just joined together using royal icing which set enough to hold the house together within a few minutes. Once the house was firmly set, I had lots of fun decorating it with sweets! With the lights on, I think it looks pretty cute and I just know our halloween visitors will like it! I thought you might like to see the before shot too - its amazing what a little bit of icing and some sweets will do!
7 comments:
how lovely! i've always wanted to try my hand at a gingerbread house.
what agreat idea to do a halloween house!
That looks fantastic - I am so impressed!
This is stunning!!It must have taken you ages to do - Well done! Lucie x
Gorgeous Hannah! I took orders last Christmas and ended up producing 6 for my farmers market customers...it was a lot of work, but they looked great. If you want more inspiration , there's a great book i have called The Gingerbread Architect bySusan Matheson & Lauren Chattman...has lots of great ideas. I love your blog, so inspiring. Happy Hallowe'en!
Love your gingerbread house!It looks wonderful! I´d love to have a go at making one myself but I think I still have to get the hang of simpler things first!
So brilliant - did someone send you the candy corn over from the us? xxx
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