Cardboard Gingerbread Houses

Posted on | November 21, 2008 | 3 Comments

This is great new way to recycle old boxes and make them into reusable cute gingerbread houses. I found this this fun diy project in the recent issue of Craft: magazine. The mag suggest you use the gingerbread houses as gift boxes. Or you could work on the projects with you little ones. I am sure they will love playing with the homemade houses all winter long.

Category: diy, gifts, holiday, kids

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3 Responses to “Cardboard Gingerbread Houses”

Amy
November 23rd, 2008 @ 2:19 pm
Katy-
love this blog..it's giving me lots of good ideas…just wanted you to know I nominated you for kreative blogging…pass it on!
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amy
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ROXY MARJ
November 23rd, 2008 @ 4:20 pm
WHOOOOOA!!!! I LOVE LOVE LOVE THESE!!! Oh..I have to make one now. great post! :[)
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Selena
November 18th, 2009 @ 5:43 pm
Oh, these are too cute! They also remind me of my brother’s helpful suggestion each time I try to make gingerbread houses with the kids and the icing we are using as mortar won’t hold the house together. He’ll say, “why don’t you use a cardboard box in the middle to hold it all up and use a some hot glue?! They’ve dispensed with the whole idea of an edible house. I like it.
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