At the time that I created this modern farmhouse gingy, we were building our own “farmhouse” in the country, so country livin’ was on my mind. Additionally, a construction boom in our area resulted in modern farmhouses popping up everywhere. So basically the signs were all pointing to making a modern farmhouse gingy!
This gingerbread house is all colors and cuteness. I thought I would go with a bright cheerful color scheme instead of sticking to traditional Christmas colors.
What could be more uptown than a brownstone complete with Scottie dogs and a magenta, apple green and yellow color scheme. This gingerbread house just screams fun in the city! It reminds me of fun festive shopping days and the bright lights all over the city.
This gingerbread house is one of my favorites. Actually, probably my very favorite. It was inspired by a trip my husband and I took to Europe. This was before we had kids and we were strolling down the beautiful cobblestone walkways and browsing through all of the shops. We were in Germany and came across a beautiful little clock shop where I saw a gorgeous cuckoo clock that resembled this one.
This sweet little gingerbread house is all about the chocolate decorations. I like using chocolate molds when I can to add details to projects. I found a gingerbread accessories mold and it was the perfect thing to use to add some charm to this house.
This super sweet gingerbread cottage features a candy roof, heart shaped windows, peppermint stick trim, tiny gingerbread people, and billowy puffs of royal icing accenting every corner. I definitely appreciate a good traditional gingerbread house with all of the classic elements, and that’s what I was going for with this one!
