Tab, it's a.....
Gingerbread house, just for clarification, the pics where the inside light is on were taken last night, the ones where it is off were taken this morning, just for you :D
The front:

Details, details.....
This is a close up of the front roof area so you can see the little Christmas lights and icicles: (Sorry it's kinda blurry, but notice that the inside light is on, too, lighting the interior)

Close up of the outside lights, they really do turn on and off:

Right side view:

Left side view:

Blurry left side view:

There ya have it, my handiwork, all edible things that are not edible because of the shellack that keeps it from falling apart for the next 100 years.... Usually I use chocolate wafers for the roof but couldn't find them on the island (and believe me, I looked) and chocolate carmels for the dark pieces of the chimney, also not on the island so I had to use Riesen carmels, which I discovered are not good for this purpose as they crush under the weight and then start to melt. Oh well, I use what I got.
Later babies, love love to you all.......


3 Comments:
OMH! I had no idea! How adorable is that? Thanks for the additional pics, as well as the explanation. I just love it. Do you keep it? Enter it in a contest?
Love it!
There is no contest that I am aware of and I usually make one every year for some lucky recipient as a Christmas gift. Though this years' had it's flaws, the folks at work were quite impressed and now it is a display piece at Pizza Hut (for the time being) where it is garnering accolades, much to my delight :D Yes, I'm still a DAW, lol
It will be here until Mike comes home at the end of January before it goes to it's new intended home--at a friend's house who works at a bank and will no doubt be displayed at the bank for at least a day.
I started on it in spare minutes before Mike headed home for the holidays and told him it would be here complete when he returned. I am a woman of my word, even if Steve thinks of me as a "unique soul" (though I'm not really sure what that means).
Happy to share it with you and it is actually large for a gingerbread house as each panel is about a foot wide. But it is something I enjoy doing. Want one? Oh, no, wait a minute, that would require an address. But I'd do one for ya.
More tomorrow night....or maybe in the morning.
Wow. That's so cool. Colour me impressed.
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