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| August 03, 2017, 06:55:17 pm @mack - the dimensions are listed on the pattern for the gingerbread house. Patterns can be found under "Pattern Downloads".  |
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mack
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| July 17, 2017, 03:40:11 pm Looks great - what are the dimensions of the finished house? |
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BenjaminFranklin
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| November 14, 2015, 05:32:22 pm We made this house one year. We pulled it off, but it has a very high degree of difficulty. |
| Description: The Pearl Gingerbread House is designed based on a historical house located in Eugene, Oregon. The gingerbread tree with a fort adds to the scene of children at play. This was also the first house where I made "edible frosting re-bar" for the fencing. Decorating items used: Silver Dragees (window trim) Coconut (roof) Tootsie Roll (tire swing) Crackers (tree fort) Misc. krispie cereal made into Marshmallow treats and tinted gray (porch support) Candy Canes (porch support, street sign) Tootsie Rolls (window boxes) Lifesavers (fence posts) Misc. krispie cereal made into Marshmallow treats and (fence posts) Gumdrops (fence posts) Hard candy squares (walkway) Marzipan for children Misc. flake or krispie cereal made into Marshmallow treats and tinted green (landscaping) Stats: Views: 1317 Total Favorities: 0 View Who Favorited Posted by: Loreta Wilson  September 21, 2014, 06:21:06 pmTotal Likes: 0
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