Toas Pueblo 2004/ 2nd Place/ Darnall's Chance House Museum Contest
by Ami Hazell
(Lothian, MD)
Taos Pueblo 2004 / second place at Darnall's Chance House Museum
This gingerbread creation was depicted from the real Taos Pueblo in New Mexico. I built it in levels. i actually built each level upside down, as not to break the lights that were sticking out. I cushioned the lights with stirafoam. The woman is baking bread in a bread oven, called on horno.
Comments for
Toas Pueblo 2004/ 2nd Place/ Darnall's Chance House Museum Contest
I am amazed at the detail in all the ristras. This is so southwestern..what a neat idea..you don't see this kind of gingerbread very often...and the luminaries are just outstanding..they look like they used noodles to represent the paper bags they use in New Mexico. I really like the lady making bread too!
Jan 20, 2010 Rating
Very Creative! by: Anonymous
I am amazed at the detail in all the ristras. This is so southwestern..what a neat idea..you don't see this kind of gingerbread very often...and the luminaries are just outstanding..they look like they used noodles to represent the paper bags they use in New Mexico. I really like the lady making bread too!
Jan 03, 2010 Rating
Toas Pueblo by: Anonymous
This is really good this is a neat Idea to do something out of the box I like the lights in all the bags that must of been hard to do,are they Christmas light?
