Gingerbread House 2013. We make our gingerbread house from scratch and use a gingerbread mold, then together as a family we come up with a design and decorate it. Here is the final product for 2013! We use candy that we purchased the year before after the season or even leftover Halloween Candy because we don't actually eat at our house.
One of our favorite traditions is our Gingerbread House. It is something we all get involved in. You may want to check out my post on how to create meaningful Christmas traditions.
This year we used shredded wheat cereal for the thatched roof and pretzels to create a fence! Our trees, snowman and reindeer were all made out of gingerbread this year! We used airheads to decorate too!
Years ago I purchased gingerbread house molds to use in my classroom and now we are using them each year for our family This is a very frugal project and a family tradition and we all enjoy! One of my favorite icing recipes is this one – Homemade Whipped Cream Cheese Icing.
We also make Reindeer Food and put it out on Christmas Eve.
Posts You May Enjoy:
Gingerbread House Decorating Party
Our Frugal Gingerbread House 2013
Our Frugal Gingerbread House 2012
Our Frugal Gingerbread House 2011
How To Create Meaningful Christmas Traditions
Christmas Crafts You May Enjoy:
Inexpensive Christmas Ornaments
Beaded Christmas Wreath Ornament
Hand Print Snowman Family Ornament
Christmas Stained Glass Ornament
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