House #1 Nutcracker Sweet
This house was made by Lisa Cadigan and her daughter, Ellen. They created a whimsical rendition of the Nutcracker Ballet. Note the hand drawn main characters and the beautiful dancers alongside them!
House #2 Riff on a German Christmas Pyramid
Inspired by the Christmas Haus shop on Baltimore St. This house spins and has a candle to light it!
House #3 Christmas Cheer
Nothing goes to waste here, most of this candy was leftover from Halloween! Cookie cutters were used for some of the cut outs but make note of those beautiful windows – made from melted jolly ranchers!
House #4 Welcome to Whoville
Emily Harte and Miranda, her daughter worked on this landscape together. The beautiful pastel colors and whimsical town villagers are something out the story books! Note that the welcome sign is made of marshmallow fondant.
House #5 Gingerbread Bird House
This life like and life size piece comes with it’s own nest and birds! Take a look inside the hole of the house for a surprise! Note the bird wings and roof shingles were made from slivered almonds.
House #6 Rila Monastery in Bulgaria
This house was done by Mary Jewell and her grandaughter, Taylor Mellinger. It is modeled after the Rila Monastery in Bulgaria. Taylors favorite part was the construction, as well as hiding the sled in the back! Rice rolls were used for the floor of this creation!
House # 7 Gigi’s Dog House
This spin on a gingerbread house was created by the Redbud House. The dog is made out of Rice Krispies and coloring. You won’t want to miss this life size puppy!
House # 8 The Ginger-tree House
