The other little “bush” that you see on the other side of the house is simply a little craft embellishment I had on hand from years gone by. collection thatll help you have a Merry Christmas, Smoky Mountains-style. Once my snow was in place, I took a bottle brush tree and cut the top of it off to make a little “mini” tree for the front of my house.
I hot glued it along the front of the house and the roof line to give it a look of freshly fallen snow. Sprinkled throughout are my highly recommended tips and methods to guarantee gingerbread house success. You can watch me make this gingerbread house from start to finish, including rolling out the dough and decorating the house. Here’s the video tutorial to guide you along. (and can we talk about how SUPER CUTE this paper is!!!!)Īfter painting the cabin and adhering the paper for the roof, I simply took some cotton balls to make “snow”. This is perfect for beginners Let’s get started. The multiple small details make this particular design a little. This gave my roof some super fun dimension! I love it. 1 Gingerbread Village Steve Giralt Put your expert decorating skills to the test with this extravagant gingerbread village.
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I then used mod podge to adhere the scrapbook paper to the wooden roof. Find high-quality stock photos that you wont find. This was the easiest way for me, personally. Search from 158 Log Cabin Gingerbread House stock photos, pictures and royalty-free images from iStock. I did it in two sections and brought it together at the top. Second, I took my scrap book paper that I picked out and cut it to fit the size of my roof. Here is what I did to make this MY STYLE!įirst, I painted the cabin black! I used Apple Barrel Jet Black, and it covered AMAZINGLY well. Jump to Recipe No kit is required with this log cabin gingerbread house This is a fun and creative Christmas activity, that is a pretzel log cabin. No kit is required for this gingerbread log cabin. I saw black and fun! Kinda nontraditional, yes… but I have never been one to follow all the rules anyway (in decorating, that is)! 25002 shares Yum Log Cabin Gingerbread House is a rustic log cabin gingerbread house. You can spy Santa’s hat on the top of one of the chimneys. It measures approximately 30 inches long and is 12 inches wide and is entirely edible, including the sugar-pane windows.
It took about two weeks and 80 hours to create. I saw something that fit the feel of my own home at CHRISTMAS. This gingerbread house is a replica of the crafter’s own home. While many people would see a traditional log cabin, I saw something else. That is what happened to me in Michael’s when I saw this cute little log cabin! Sometimes something simply SCREAMS your name in a store.
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