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Here is my Valentine's Day Gingerbread House! Isn't it sweet?
The main ingredients: LOVE & CONFECTION!
For the roof I cut individual 1 1/2 " hearts, slightly overlayed them in rows on a flat piece of foil and gently pressed the them together. Then I carefully lifted the the tin foil and hearts and placed them on a curved tin foil form and baked them. As the hearts baked they infused themselves together. The two side walls were also baked on a curved form. The front and back walls are flat.
My sweet little snowman is made of gum paste. For the sparkle I brushed him with vodka and rolled him in disco dust. The scarf and hat are also gum paste.
For the candy decorations I used strawberry Whoppers, Good & Plenty, Sweet Tart Gummie Hearts, and pink heart sprinkles.
I used royal icing for the piping and the snow.
HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY!
Holy cow!! This is AMAZING! I'm sooooo impressed. I LOVE the shingles. Wow. What a BEAUTIFUL PINK CREATION!!!
ReplyDeleteHi, my name is Bonnie. My blog is "What About Pie?". I found you by way of a comment you left on the blog A Baked Creation. I am so glad I clicked on your name and found the most adorable Valentine gingerbread house!!! I am totally smitten! How absolutely charming, pink, sweet, adorable...I could go on and on! You are so talented..I am really looking forward to checking out the rest of your blog!
ReplyDeleteCute Cute, My granddaughter & I made a Valentine Cottage Gingerbread House a few years ago. We don't have the talent you do, but we had fun!
ReplyDeleteI posted yours & mine on my blog! haha difference is pretty funny :0
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Wow! Fantastic and love the car, too :-)
ReplyDeleteThis is so adorable and perfect! I love all the little details everywhere. I look forward to reading more of your blog!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Your piping is so neat - I'm jealous!
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Hey there! Where ya been? I've been checking your blog to see another wonderful post...you're so talented...I can't wait to see what you come up with next!
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Es una obra de arte. FELICIDADES!!!!!
ReplyDeleteEs una obra de arte, me encanta.Besos.
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ReplyDeleteDo you sell the pattern for this house? I want to say I've seen a sloped roof line before but no pattern. I realize you'd have to lay the gingerbread over a can of some sort to bake. Really cute and love the hearts on the house.
ReplyDeleteJaw dropping CUTE! If you have a pattern for this, I'd love to get it. SOOO cute!
ReplyDeleteThank you all for your lovely comments! Sorry, I don't have a pattern for sell. The roof is made of individually cut hearts slightly overlayed on top of eachother in rows and then baked on a curved piece of stiff tin foil.
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ReplyDeleteThank you Ann!!! I'm so flattered and honored!!! You are so kind!!!
DeleteI'm racking my brain trying to remember the name of the candies that you used for the chimney!!!! HELP!!! :)
ReplyDeleteI believe they are called Good & Plenty. :)
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