Icing Church

by Cyndie Heal
(Red Bluff California)

Royal Icing Church

I saw the pattern for this church and thought no way would it hold up made of just Icing. I decided to give it a try and wow it came out so pretty but very hard to do.

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Dec 21, 2012
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Great Job
by: Jana

You got that pattern from my website. It was from a woman's magazine probably over 30 years ago. I love this church. You did a great job on this. The pattern is still on my website at www.costumepastimes.com. Go to the Gingerbread link. You'll also find other old patterns from women's magazines that I've put up there to share for free.

Jun 16, 2011
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ICING CHURCH
by: Anonymous

i FOUND THIS PATTEREN AT www.costumepastimes.com

I did however piped it with a larger size then what was called for. My first attempt at it I used what the patteren called for but it was just alittle to thin. I hope you find the patteren and try it.

Jun 15, 2011
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Any gingerbread house pattern will do
by: Kelly

I believe this icing chapel pattern was in an old Better Homes & Garden several (maybe many) years ago, but any gingerbread house (church or otherwise) will work.

You simply lay waxed paper over your pattern pieces and pipe the royal icing to fill in each pattern piece. Then, use more royal icing to attach the walls together, just as you would with gingerbread cookie pieces, and voila! You've built a beautiful icing church!

Jun 14, 2011
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AMAZING!!
by: Karen K.

This is so beautiful. I would love to know where you found the pattern, it is amazing!!!

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