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If you are down for a challenging project, this gingerbread chalet might be exactly what you need.

The middle part can be your favorite cake, so this option has a double advantage! Use your creativity to decorate each house, or let your children come up with their own ideas! You will need to bake each house separately, then put them together.

If you want to be different, opt for this creative border design. This idea feels rustic and earthy thanks to the brown colors, and it will also tone down the sweetness of a usual candy-covered house. In this case, you can notice pecans used for the roof shingles, a few cashews, and even sunflower seeds as decorations. If you love nuts, you can decorate your gingerbread house with a variety of them. You won’t need too much frosting for this design, while the wreath is a clear indication that the special season is just around the corner. The door is made of KitKat bars, while the dusted roof seems like it’s just been covered by fresh, puffy snow. If you want an absolutely irresistible gingerbread house, consider this design covered in chocolate! You can combine white chocolate with milk chocolate to create an interesting pattern. Let’s check out these gingerbread house ideas that you can share with your family and friends! There are endless opportunities to show your imagination when decorating this delicious Christmas staple. All the ladies had such a fun time relaxing and decorating their houses and went home with a beautiful decoration for the holidays.What is more fun than decorating a gingerbread house with your loved ones? Most designs are quite easy to make, regardless of your skill or artistic experience. I have to say all the Gingerbread Houses turned out so beautifully and there was a ton of leftover candy for everyone to enjoy.Īfter the fully decorated houses dried, we added ribbons to the cardboard bottom to finish the look. This was such a fun and simple party to host, and would work as either a mommy-and-me event or ladies-night-in for just the adults (the kids shouldn’t get to have all the holiday fun!). Sweet Tooth Fairy Sprinkle sets were some of the most popular sprinkles-with Christmas lights to tiny candy canes, they made perfect accents!Įxtra icing bags were on hand to make sure no one ran out! Pink Jelly Bellies, shimmer M&Ms, non pariels, pastel Sixlets and assorted sprinkles were just some of the decorating options provided for guests. Inexpensive pastel bottle brush trees scattered throughout added to the festive tablescape. A stunning ombre cake by Confection Deception was our table’s centerpiece. Vanilla wafers and creme wafer cookies served as pretty (and tasty) decorating materials perfect for gingerbread house pathways, windows, doors and roofs. The table was set with place cards, blush water goblets and assorted milk glass dishes filled with decorating materials and treats.Īpothecary jars filled with various candies to decorate the houses doubled as beautiful eye-candy. Shimmering whites and pretty pastels created the perfect palette for a beautiful festive get together. With the Preassembled Gingerbread House Kits, it was easy to dive right into decorating! No baking, piecing the gingerbread together or waiting for the icing to dry-just straight to the fun part! I set each guest’s kit out over an irridescent sequin table cloth. This was a total game changer- with ready to decorate Gingerbread Houses, a decorating party sounded like the perfect excuse for a pretty and fun girls night! That is until I discovered these PREASSEMBLED Gingerbread houses for sale (you can also find them at Target). I’ve always wanted to organize a holiday cookie party or gingerbread making party, but the idea of all the baking and clean up during this already busy season honestly held me back.