The First Snow

by Ann
(North Carolina)

The First Snow

The First Snow

This house was modeled after several houses in New Bern, NC. I combined the look and style of three individual houses and came up with this one. It was a Top Ten finalist at the 2007 National Gingerbread Competition in Asheville.

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Jan 05, 2010
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starstarstarstarstar 		AWESOME!
by: Ami Hazell

I LOVE THE ARCHITECHTURE OF THIS HOUSE. YOU DID A TERRIFIC JOB! IT'S JUST GORGEOUS. WOW!!i AM VERY IMPRESSED!
Dec 20, 2009
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starstarstar 		Well done!!!
by: Alice

I think this ginger bread house is very pretty!
Sep 27, 2009
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starstarstarstar 		Yummy [LoL]
by: Anonymous

It looks yummy, how long did it take?
Dec 21, 2008
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starstarstarstarstar 		love the snow
by: Ella

amazing i love the snow, how did you make such a thing? i am one of the makers of christmas time (yay):)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I wish we made such a thing !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! its just outstanding, amazing and incredible !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Dec 16, 2008
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starstarstarstarstar 		very nice
by: Anonymous

the ginger kid is building his own and will be even better with help from his hot choclate
Dec 09, 2008
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starstarstarstarstar 		Eatable???
by: Annie

Fiona,
Although the gingerbread house is all edible, its not exactly palatable. My houses are built for competition, so it takes months to construct. During that time it will collect dust, not to mention a variety of other airborn bacteria's, i.e. sneezing,counter crud, etc. Good luck to you in your design and don't forget to post it on gingerbread house heaven so all of us can see it. Again, thanks for your kind comments.
Dec 09, 2008
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starstarstarstarstar 		The First Snow
by: Fiona

I am going to make our first gingerbread house on Thursday night with my family. After seeing this I feel very scared!

What an amazing job. Do you eat it?

Congratulations.
Dec 07, 2008
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starstarstarstarstar 		Construction
by: Annie

Eureka,
The turret (rounded center) was made by laying gingerbread (unbaked) over a soup can. I cut out the windows, then baked...very simple. The "widows walk" was made of linguine and gum paste. Thanks for your sweet comments.
Annie
Dec 07, 2008
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starstarstarstarstar 		Eureka
by: Anonymous

This house is amazing. This reminds me of my Victorian. I would like to know how did you make the rounded parts and the crown top?
Nov 22, 2008
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starstarstarstarstar 		Wow, Gorgeous
by: Jkeeler

This house is incredible---awesome details. Great job!

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