During the entirety of the construction party, Benjamin insisted that he wanted me to do his house for him as he was too busy playing trains with Braeden. Of course, after all of the houses were done (and all of the gingerbread used up) he declared his desire to make his own house.
Sunday, January 17, 2010
Christmas Catch-up Part 2: Gingerbread Construction
The afternoon of Christmas Eve found Grandma and Grandpa's house abundant with Duerschs (and Andersons and Cutlers) big and small busy building gingerbread houses (and other delightfully sweet creations).
KristiAnne and Jason
Alene, Kelv, and Grandma
Cute Camden watching the fun
Paul, unsatisfied with the simple look, remodeled his house to include dormers and a garage
Alene's gumdrop paradise, alongside Ruth's China-inspired house
I loved Alene's gumdrop Santa with his sack of toys!
Ruth's "Great Wall"
Kelv's house
Jason's tree house
Marianne's snowy A-frame in the woods
Grandma's licorice cottage
Grandpa's fiber-rich palace
Paul's custom gingerbread home, decked out in colorful lights
Vicky's icicle-draped house (unique roof architecture courtesy of Paul)
During the entirety of the construction party, Benjamin insisted that he wanted me to do his house for him as he was too busy playing trains with Braeden. Of course, after all of the houses were done (and all of the gingerbread used up) he declared his desire to make his own house.
During the entirety of the construction party, Benjamin insisted that he wanted me to do his house for him as he was too busy playing trains with Braeden. Of course, after all of the houses were done (and all of the gingerbread used up) he declared his desire to make his own house.
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3 comments:
Wow! I have never seen such amazing gingerbread houses. Very impressive. Looks like fun!
I am so impressed!!!!!! Wow!!!!
Those gingerbread houses are impressive!! Mine always look like a 5-year-old made them.
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