isn't this a great gingerbread display! one of my cousin's from finland e-mailed me the pic today - taken at her kitchen table ... what great gingerbread creations ... i love it! so homey looking ... you can almost smell the aroma of Christmas ...
Christmas is the season for kindling the fire of hospitality in the hall, the genial flame of charity in the heart. ~Washington Irving
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She's been busy! They look great and as you said - I beet they smell wonderful too.
How neat these are.
Susan
Wow your cousin is an artist, wonderful!
The houses are sweet! I love your pic at the top of the page...it about took my breath away as it came up on my screen.
Lovely display.
So glad Maria got to go home for Christmas (o:
Very nice indeed ... I think I can smell the ginger, yummy :)! You did hear about the community display of a gingerbread village that got destroyed by vandals? Felisol wrote about it. I checked out the news reports ... the town rebuilt it again within a few days.
Oh I wish I could smell all these goodies! They look so inviting!
The ginger bread houses look fabulous and I love the header picture it looks like a professional post care picture. Many Blessing on you and Leo!!
Dear Saija,
The gingerbread houses look so very Christmas like..
One of the tricks is getting the sides compatible when out of the oven. I usually had problems with that. Then the prefab Finnish houses came one the market. Real gingerbread houses. All with had to do was glue them together with melted sugar and decorate.
The children used to love that.
Haven't seen the Finnish houses around for quite some years.
From Felisol
Shall I just say, AMAZING! Takes so much thought, time, and creativity!
Oh wow! I wonder if I could be her adopted daughter? =)
That is so cool! I wish I had the patience to do something like that. I love gingerbread! I just always rely on others to bake gingerbread cookies for me at Christmas time. :)
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