The original plan was to have it finished by Christmas. Turns out it was a much bigger endeavor than anticipated, and I finally finished it on January 2nd.
The construction process:
This was the first plan for the back of the house. It didn't survive "contact with the enemy".
So I redesigned things and built it in five pieces
The windows are made of clear hard candy. I put small pieces in the window holes and it melts together in a 350F degree oven.
Construction complete...
See the little lights in the windows?
Now to the decorations
Chimney details
Front door and rainbow path to the door (that was Twitch's idea)
The shrubbery is rice krispies with green food color and little red hot candies. The red hot candy also appears as a door knob.
The back of the house
Details from the back
This is a Cheeto snowman, in mockery of our president-elect.
And there you have it. Happy New Year!







9 comments:
And now that I've posted this, we can eat it!! :)
Very nice job Java!
You makin' me hongry....
Duuuuude.
Fantastic!
That looks fantastic. Great job. You get an A++++ for the Cheeto snowmen LOL
That is awesome! You are very talented! I love it and it looks delicious.
Never in my life have I ever made, or had the urge to make a gingerbread house. It looks like it would take someone with a bit of artistic talent, of which I have zilch. But good on you for a good looking house!
Brava !
I so enjoy your posts, but particularly the ones where you have some happiness .
It turned out great! Of course, I knew it would, but still lovely to see the pictures. Lol :) And I really enjoyed coming over to help out what little I could; we'll definitely have to do it again. :)
Nice house, I should try that some year. I did make fruit cakes this year.
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