So here is my make :
I got carried away making a gingerbread cottage for my Gingerbread man , from the artful dwellings die and one the edge die for the roof slats, shrink plastic sweets,candy canes and sweets wrapped in wire (all from blueprints sets. ) add the detail for my gingerbread house.
So here are some of the details ...
I made the house from the artful dwellings die and tailor made a roof which had lots of layers of gingerbread..
I added snowy detail using glossy accents and glitter, then for the piping on the gingerbread panel I coloured some rock candy glitter (yes Anne still have lots left from last year!!) with snowcap alcohol ink...and added glossy accents to adhere it. I also used this to frost the tree and also the wreath on the front of the cottage .
I mean there had to be some rusty wire!? For the snowy ground I added old dried baby wipes cut in strips and spread with glue and seal and then dusted with the same glitter mix .
I made little rusty trees with lace covered spools for pots....
then I went to town making shrink plastic sweets....
Candy canes, sweets covered in glossy accents and wrapped in wire...and of course my gingerbread man
and finally the back of the cottage ....
well hope you like my make , if anyone is interested I could put together a step by step for the cottage but didn't want to bore you!
Hope you will find time to hop here and see my fab team mates makes and also to pop in a food entry yourself.
have a fun and inky day!
Trace x
AMAZING Trace!!!!!! I adore this - it looks incredible and I for one am putting in a vote for a step by step please. This would be a fantastic centrepiece for a Christmas table / decoration as there is something to see from every angle. Love that you have even gone to the trouble of adding the little sweets and that is the best use I've seen for the Idea-ology trees. Superb. Hugs, Jenny xxx
ReplyDeleteOh Trace, what a totally wonderful piece and so imaginative, this will make a fabulous Christmas decorative piece, I just love how you have used the dies and put this together, so very clever and the decorations look wonderful too. LOVE it, it looks fantastic!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a delicious looking make Trace :)
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Hi Trace, this is a visual feast......it is stunning and really does look like gingerbread! I love those shrink plastic sweeties and the twisted wire tree is a work of art.... I do love how you used the glitter (I swear someone replenishes mine every time I use it) and the roof is superb. This is a truly amazing creation. I have that artful dwelling set still sitting unused after 12 months, really must get it out and use it. Thanks so much, as always, for your inspiration! Hugs, Anne x
ReplyDeletethis is truely wonderful Trace and it looks like you had lots of fun - the shrink plastic treats are absolutely fabulous - love them to bits!!! Makes e feel all christmassy - fabulous xx
ReplyDeleteLove this Trace, love the frosting, the trees, the spools as pots, the roof , the gingerbread man, the sweets. Fabulous. Tracy x x
ReplyDeleteLove this Trace, love the frosting, the trees, the spools as pots, the roof , the gingerbread man, the sweets. Fabulous. Tracy x x
ReplyDeleteThis is a totally stunning beautiful gingerbradhouse! Really a centerpiece for the season! Hugs, Gerrina
ReplyDeleteLove what you have used to construct this, brilliantly done.
ReplyDeletehugs {brenda} x0x
Trace, this just rocks from the roof top to the fenced grounds! The little spooly trees and the frosty touches make this such a Christmas delight! I think I may have to make one! Love this! Oh and I think a SxS is in order!
ReplyDeleteI'm in love with this little house, Trace, so wonderful
ReplyDeleteWow Trace, this is such a wonderful creation. Love the gingerbread cottage. Hugs Rita xxx
ReplyDeleteWonderful Trace! Your house looks good enough to eat. We all love gingerbread houses, especially at Christmas!
ReplyDeleteSandy
Awesome Trace, I really love it so much :) Michelle xx
ReplyDeleteThat's blurdy brill that is.
ReplyDeleteWow, an awesome Gingerbread house. Love all the wonderful details.
ReplyDeleteYvonne
Trace this is absolutely wonderful! You have paid so much attention to each little detail and it really pays off. This is a gorgeous Christmas display and I love those wire trees!
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Lesley Xx
It is stunning, Trace! Looks good enough to eat!
ReplyDeleteLove love it! Yes please tut on the house. I have the dies! It's a beauty.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely wonderful! Just love how you used all the products. thanks as always for sharing.
ReplyDeleteOh Trace....this is absolutely fabulous. I love the gingerbread man....it's always been a favourite.
ReplyDeleteAn inspiring make and thanks for sharing
Crafty hugs Annie x
Absolutely and utterly lovely, Trace - brilliant use of all the materials - the rusty trees, the frosty dusting of snow, the candy canes and sweets and that amazing roof - it's completely enchanting!
ReplyDeleteAlison xx
Amazeballs am hungry now as well!!! Love the shrink plastic sweets, fab work of art Hun. Elizabeth xxx
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing Trace! Love all the details, shrink plastic sweets, the wonderful trees, snow and everything. Such a fabulous little house.
ReplyDeleteTotally stunning piece Trace! Brilliant work. Nicola x
ReplyDeleteWow, that's breathtaking - just fantastic and a wonderful eye-catcher during Christmas time.
ReplyDeletePINNING this one Trace! LOVE LOVE LOVE and it looks so yummy!
ReplyDeleteIt does really look like gingerbread. The wire trees, the roof, what looks like white icing piped on, it's just great!
ReplyDeleteThe wire trees, the roof, what looks like white piped icing is all great! It really does look like gingerbread.
ReplyDeleteIt does really look like gingerbread. The wire trees, the roof, what looks like white icing piped on, it's just great!
ReplyDeleteWOW-WOW-WOW -Trace , I could go on writing that wow... this is a fanatstic and so wonderful ginger bread home for your sweet ginger bread man--- How wonderful you have made this sweet thing...I love it all so much..the trees in the spool , rusty and glittery ,and the roof so wonderful, too- also your snowy ground is looking magical.. Dear, you are making such beautiful art !!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Dorthe