Gingerbread-By-Design

Gingerbread-Exchange is being archived. 

Please visit www.gingerbreadbydesign.com for all gingerbread activity!

Author Topic: The past 3 years I've been trying to "build" the St. Andrews house, help me complete it this year!  (Read 1580 times)

Offline GingerbreadExchange

  • Administrator
  • *
  • Posts: 408
  • # of Thanks: 0
  • Location: Pacific Northwest
    • Gingerbread Exchange
Depends if you are frosting the back sides of the pieces.  If yes, you can frost the backs as soon as the pieces are cool.  Then wait 24 hours for the pieces to fully dry (that have been frosted on the backside), then you can flip over and decorate the front sides, or begin construction.

Regardless.... after you construct the house, you must wait 24 hours for the wall/roof seems to dry.  If you do not wait for the constructed house to dry completely before you decorate, it will probably crash.

And... make sure you are assembling the house using Royal Icing.  Regular canned, or buttercream will not hold.  You must use Royal Icing.

Loreta
Loreta Wilson
Exceeding your gingerbread expectations in a sweet way

 

Related Topics


Gingerbread Exchange Forum = 100% gingerbread, 100% of the time