
My friend Hani of Haniela's and I each took the same plain gingerbread house and designed our own versions. I made this Wizard of Oz gingerbread house and she created one with a fall theme. It's so beautiful! Watch her video tutorial here.
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Here's what you'll need to make this Wizard of Oz theme gingerbread house
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- Gingerbread house cookie dough (available in the Cookie Art Club)
- Templates (available in the Cookie Art Club)
- Small shoe cookie cutter (use code SWEETAMBS for 10% off at NYCake)
- Flood consistency royal icing
- Stiff consistency royal icing
- Decorating tips 1, 2, 3, 10, 104
- Piping bags
- Scribe tool
- Wax paper
- White luster dust
- White matte dust
- Gold luster dust
- Edible ink markers
- Decorator brushes
- Food coloring + vodka for painting
- Red sparkling sugar
- White sparkling sugar
Colors
- Royal Blue
- Sky Blue
- Deep Pink
- Lemon Yellow
- Golden Yellow
- Super Red
- Coal Black

Visit Haniela's YouTube channel to watch her fall theme gingerbread house tutorial!





Wow, this looks amazing. I will have to give it a shot!
Thank you, Albertina!